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JAXA finds 'minute particles' in deep space capsule
Japan's space agency said Monday it has found "minute particles" of what it hopes is asteroid dust in the capsule of the space probe Hayabusa which returned to Earth last month.
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Russian craft docks safely at space station
An unmanned Russian supply vessel docked Sunday without trouble at the International Space Station, two days after a technical glitch forced a similar docking to be aborted.
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Russian cargo ship fails to dock with ISS
An unmanned Russian Progress cargo ship on Friday failed to dock as planned with the International Space Station (ISS) after flying past the facility in a rare mishap, mission control said.
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Astronaut Payette hanging 'em up
Canadian astronaut Julie Payette will be remaining on Earth for the foreseeable future, according to recent reports.
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Japan's space agency finds trace of gas in asteroid
Japan's space agency said it had found a trace of gas Thursday in a capsule thought to contain asteroid dust that was brought back to Earth after a multi-billion-kilometre (mile) space journey.
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Hayabusa space capsule arrives at Tokyo research lab
Hayabusa space capsule arrives to Tokyo research lab
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Hubble telescope may explain streak of light on Jupiter
The orbiting Hubble telescope may have explained a mystery streak of light that occurred on the face of Jupiter on June 3, the European Space Agency (ESA) said on Wednesday.
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HENRY AUBIN
You can't blame the Plateau for trying to cut traffic
One borough's self-defence against traffic congestion is setting off an angry backlash. The controversy shows how tough it is to resist the hegemony of the car.
MITCH JOEL
Television at the crossroads: core business model might be a thing of the past
While everybody is busy running over to their favourite consumer electronics store to pick up a 3-D television (btw, is it just me or do those glasses make all of us look like the love child of Karl Lagerfeld and Roy Orbison?), it seems like the television industry -much like all of the traditional media channels -also struggles to define its place with viewers while grappling with a future of digitization, media fragmentation and uncertainty.
JAY BRYAN
Skills squeeze is around the corner
While unemployment is dropping, it's still a big preoccupation, a fact underlined yesterday by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, which warned that governments mustn't take their focus off joblessness just because there's a recovery.
BILL BROWNSTEIN
Nasty Show host Greg Giraldo sets high smut standard for the others
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