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NASA: Software defects could have destroyed Boeing Starliner on test flight

Science News // 4 years ago

NASA: Software defects could have destroyed Boeing Starliner on test flight

Two "critical" software defects found after an unpiloted test flight of the Boeing Starliner capsule in December could have caused destruction of the vehicle had they not been corrected by ground controllers, NASA said.

Odd News // 1 decade ago

Bush counts blessings, pardons turkeys

U.S. President George Bush, leaving office with the lowest approval ratings in history, counted his blessings Wednesday as he pardoned two turkeys.

Science News // 1 decade ago

Columbia crew has difficult mission

Sunday's scheduled launch of the space shuttle Atlantis in Florida will begin what is viewed as one of NASA's most challenging missions.

Science News // 1 decade ago

Discovery's success spurs NASA plans

Space shuttle Discovery's perfect landing Monday after a trip to the International Space Station will reportedly result in faster shuttle turnarounds.

Science News // 1 decade ago

Cloth pieces on shuttle may need repair

NASA experts disagree on whether loose "gap fillers," pieces of cloth protruding from space shuttle Discovery's orbiter, could be dangerous during re-entry.

Science News // 1 decade ago

NASA grounds shuttle fleet

NASA Wednesday ordered the nation's shuttle fleet grounded until scientists determine how much damage occurred during Discovery's Tuesday liftoff.

Top News // 2 decades ago

Vouchers couldn't make things worse

There is no evidence vouchers and other school-choice policies segregate America's public schools, a new study concludes.

Odd News // 2 decades ago

Review: The things some people do for God

"Religious terrorism arises from pain and loss and from impatience with a God who is slow to respond to our plight, who doesn't answer." So begins Jessica Stern's book "Terror in the Name of God," an attempt to come to grips with people who righteously ki

Science News // 2 decades ago

Analysis: Shaping the new shuttle reality

While NASA struggles to fulfill requirements to return its aging space shuttle fleet to flight, one of the most noticeable changes in the works is the spaceships will not be flying all that much.

Top News // 2 decades ago

Paul Hill is executed by Florida

Paul Hill, convicted of killing an abortion doctor and his guard, was executed shortly after 6 p.m. EDT Wednesday in the Florida State Prison.

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We should start seeing the jury coming in on those decisions by the end of the crew's day (Thursday)
NASA grounds shuttle fleet Jul 27, 2005

Alert and aggressive parents already work the bureaucracy to get the best for their children
Vouchers couldn't make things worse Oct 22, 2003

Choice should be compared against the real performance of the public-education system, not its idealized aspirations
Vouchers couldn't make things worse Oct 22, 2003

We want to have the availability (for tile repair), but we don't expect to use it
Analysis: Shaping the new shuttle reality Sep 24, 2003

From California on, you can see pretty much a steady stream of debris coming off the orbiter
Video shows shuttle shedding debris Mar 17, 2003

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