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27 AGOSTO 2010: Newly-Discovered Sun-Like System Highlights This Week @ NASA

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The continuous monitoring of more than 156,000 stars for subtle brightness changes has led to the discovery by NASA's Kepler Mission of the first confirmed system outside our own that has more than one planet transiting the same star. Also, researchers head north to "Mars on Earth;" "Avatar" director and film's imagery featured in NASA Earth science public service campaign; Mary J. Blige encourages students "to reach for the stars;" NASA helps celebrate "Star Wars;" and more.

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3 SETTEMBRE 2010 : Rocket Motor Test, Tech Chief Tour Tops This Week @ NASA

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NASA's next-generation, five-segment solid rocket development motor -- DM-2 -- is successfully cold-fired in its test stand at ATK's facility in Promontory, Utah. Also, NASA's Chief Technologist visits facilities developing cutting-edge technologies at three NASA centers. Plus, MMS passes its critical design review; Glenn hosts a groundbreaking for its new central office building; NASA needs deejays; and the agency's one-girl food drive force in West Virginia.

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10 SETTEMBRE 2010 : NASA'S Green Summit, Discovery's Rollover, Marshall's 50th and more on This Week at NASA!

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This Week, NASA keeps it green at the Aviation Summit; space shuttle Discovery rolls one step closer to lift-off; NASA's Summer of Innovation in the spotlight, and the Marshall Space Flight Center celebrates its golden year. All this and more on the latest addition of This Week at NASA!
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17 SETTEMBRE 2010 : Progress Docking and Desert RATS Top This Week @NASA

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The crew aboard the International Space Station welcomed the latest unpiloted Progress spacecraft packed with cargo and supplies. Also, NASA engineers, scientists and astronauts spend two weeks in northern Arizona simulating a mission on the moon. Plus, celebrating comets, a meeting with two masters, and being prepared.

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24 settembre 2010: New Crew Announcement, Discovery Rolled Out on This Week @ NASA

Veteran astronauts Chris Ferguson, Doug Hurley, Sandy Magnus and Rex Walheim will make up the crew of STS-335. The rescue mission will fly only if members of STS-134 aboard shuttle Endeavour become stranded in space. Also, space shuttle Discovery stands on its launch pad at the Kennedy Space Center for STS-133, scheduled to begin its flight to the International Space Station on the afternoon of Nov. 1. Plus, there's curiosity about "Curiosity," and a worldwide look at the moon.

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1 ottobre 2010: Last Mission Update, The Art of Space, and Hispanic Heritage on This Week@NASA!

On this week's show...More Milestones On the Road to the Final Shuttle Launch; New Eagles Land at Dryden; Space Art on the Fly; Celebrating Hispanic American Heritage Month; A Student's Dreams Realized, and a Bilingual Online Chat.

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8 Ottobre 2010: Successful Launch, Congressional Support Top 'This Week @ NASA'

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Expedition 25 crew members Oleg Skripochka, Scott Kelly and Sasha Kaleri lifted off in the Soyuz capsule for the International Space Station. They're joining Commander Doug Wheelock, Fyodo Yurchikhin and Shannon Walker, who have been in orbit since June. Also, the Congress approved the NASA Authorization Act of 2010, paving the way for the agency's future exploration plans. Plus, Mars Meteorite, Back in the Air, the Best Station Views, and more.

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15 Ottobre 2010: NASA Helps Chilean Miners" Tops This Week at NASA

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A team of four NASA experts journeyed to Chile to assist the Chilean government on everything from what the trapped miners should eat and drink to how they could best adapt to their cramped, prolonged confinement. Also, six the crew members of the next space shuttle mission, STS-133, dress rehearsed their launch at the Kennedy Space Center. Plus, Dryden gets the NAC, LCROSS breaks through with Popular Mechanics, and NASA "airs it out" in Albuquerque.
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22 OTTOBRE 2010 : Shuttle Launch Date Set and Buried Treasures on This Week @ NASA

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The six-member crew of STS-133 now has an official launch date of Nov. 1 for space shuttle Discovery's final flight. The 11-day mission to the International Space Station is scheduled to begin that afternoon at 4:40 pm ET at NASA's Kennedy Space Center. Also, NASA scientists find a plethora of useful minerals in lunar soil. Plus, the White House Science Fair, go mobile with Gowalla, Webb passes an important test, aviation unleashed at Langley, and "Mythbusters" visits Glenn.
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29 OTTOBRE 2010 SHUTTLE UPDATE - KSC on This Week @ NASA
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The launch of space shuttle Discovery from the Kennedy Space Center has been delayed so engineers can troubleshoot a circuit breaker in the shuttle’s cockpit.”

Discovery’s six-member crew commanded by Steve Lindsey is scheduled to hook up with the International Space Station about 44-and-a-half hours after liftoff.
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5 NOVEMBRE 2010 The Postponement of Mission STS-133 tops the billboard on This Week @ NASA

Also, EPOXI meets a Comet, NASA and LEGO build a future together, Administrator Bolden heralds ten years of ISS, KSC Tweetsup, Sonic Booms, and Remembering Voyager 1.
http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/podcasting/twan_11_05_10.html