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58 articles from SATURDAY 28.1.2012

• SATURDAY 28. JANUARY, 2012
• 01:42 The Apollo Fire and Its Long Term Effects on NASA (ContributorNetwork)

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  ContributorNetwork - America's first fatal space accident, the Apollo fire, took place on January 27, 1967, 45 years ago. The fire killed Virgil Grissom, Ed White, and Ed Chaffee doing a test of the Apollo capsule on the launch pad.  

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• 01:30 Robotic Russian Supply Ship Docks at Space Station (SPACE.com)

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  SPACE.com - A robotic Russian cargo ship pulled up to the International Space Station Friday (Jan. 27), delivering tons of fresh fruit, clothing and other vital supplies for the orbiting lab's six-man crew.  

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• 01:15 Many Mo. farmers shut out of federal flooding aid (AP)

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  AP - Farmers whose land was damaged by Missouri River flooding expressed frustration Friday that a missed deadline will keep them from sharing in $215 million from one federal disaster program.  

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• 01:08 ReRAM and the memory chip contest

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  The race to make RAM that keeps its memory in a power outage  

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• 00:19 Contradictions Don't Deter Conspiracy Theorists (LiveScience.com)

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  LiveScience.com - Did Princess Diana fake her own death to escape the public eye? Or was she killed by a rogue element of the British secret service?  

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• 00:16 Magnitude 5.5 quake shakes Japan (AP)

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  AP - A magnitude-5.5 earthquake rattled Yamanashi prefecture in central Japan on Saturday morning, the Japan Meteorological Agency reported. There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries, and no tsunami warning was issued.  

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• 00:15 Last Man on Moon & 7 Other Space Leaders Back Mitt Romney (SPACE.com)

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  SPACE.com - The last man on the moon, first space shuttle pilot and six other space leaders signed an open letter today (Jan. 27) supporting the candidacy of Republican presidential primary contender Mitt Romney.  

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• 00:02 A working life: the geneticist

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