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SpaceShipOne designer Burt Rutan, who is beginning work on Virgin's space fleet, has promised to ride along with Branson on the first flight.
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Tuesday's launch marks the culmination of six years of preparation to bring commercial flights to the space station following the retirement of NASA's space shuttle fleet last year.
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While Curiosity's landing is bound to burnish NASA's image and improve its employee morale, the mission may provide only a temporary political boost for an agency that has struggled to chart a new course amid spending constraints, persistent legislative fights and last year's retirement of the space shuttle fleet.
WSJ: NASA's Curiosity Rover Lands on Mars
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The space agency has retired its fleet of space shuttles and plans to turn much of its focus toward exploring deep into the solar system.
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Cardiff helped OceanFreight pick up its first dry-bulk vessels, helps manage that fleet and shares office space with OceanFreight.
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Luke Sacks, a spokesman for the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum, said the schedule for Fleet Week would be announced soon and declined to offer specifics of the plans.
WSJ: Fleet Week Funds Dry Up
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On Endeavour's return, the only active ship left in the US space agency's (Nasa) shuttle fleet will be Atlantis.
BBC: Shuttle Endeavour launches one last time
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At Kennedy Space Center, the home base of NASA's shuttle fleet, all employees were allowed to return to work Thursday.
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Verizon is making an aggressive move into this space, buying earlier this year Hughes Telematics to get into fleet and vehicle data streams.
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At the end of this year, the European Space Agency will start to roll out the multi-billion-euro Sentinel fleet of satellites, which aim to echo the Landsat philosophy but with many more types of sensor.
BBC: Landsat aims to maintain gold standard
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The 90-ton shuttle, heavier than other spacecraft in the fleet, was the only one not outfitted to dock with the international space station.
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