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The science of space flight
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Particle Man

Sam Ting is on a mission: find the other half of the universe.
May 2001 | By Andrew Lawler

The tumbling asteroid Eros (shown here in a time sequence taken during NEAR

Hang a Right at Jupiter

For space navigators, the best course to a distant object is never a straight line.
January 2001 | By Michael Milstein

MarsAir

How to build the first extraterrestrial airplane.
January 2000 | By Oliver Morton

The One-Pound Problem

All the Mars Ascent Vehicle has to do is deliver 16 ounces of rocks in a container the size of a grapefruit to Martian orbit. If only it were as easy as it sounds.
November 1999 | By Tony Reichhardt

Flying the Gusmobile

It didn't look remotely like a fighter plane. So why did astronauts who flew the Gemini spacecraft compare it to one?
September 1998 | By D.C. Agle


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