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June 2012 - News Archive


June 2012 - Featured Missions

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Dragon C2/3

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Photo: Sea Launch

Intelsat 19

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Image: NASA

NuSTAR

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Photo: NRO

NROL-15

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Image: NASA
ISS Expedition 31
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Image: ILS

SES 5 

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Photo: ESA/CNES/Arianespace
Ariane 5 - VA207
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Photo: ULA

NROL-38


Other News

Space Shuttle Retirement

  • Explorer departs KSC; Enterprise ready for Barge Ride
  • Shuttle Enterprise damaged during Transfer to Intrepid
  • Enterprise arrives at the Intrepid
  • Endeavour's Payload Bay closed for the final Time, OMS Installation on Atlantis
  • Atlantis moves to VAB after Replica Engine Installation
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Full Updates&Galleries

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_NASA receives two NRO Spy Telescopes
_The US National Reconnaissance Office handed two telescopes over to NASA that were originally built to collect intelligence for the U.S. government. Ownership of the telescopes was handed to NASA in August 2011, but the agency did not reveal the transfer until Monday, June 4. These telescopes could enable NASA to build a satellite to detect extrasolar planets and study the nature of dark energy. Originally designed to observe targets on Earth, NASA conducted an extensive examination of the hardware to assess whether it can be used for a different mission profile, peering into deep space instead of surveillance targets on Earth.

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NPP creates new Blue Marble Image
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