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Michael Braukus, Linda Matthews-Schmidt "TEAM BEGINS TEST OF ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM". NASA. FindArticles.com. 25 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_pasa/is_199710/ai_3053565124/

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• NASA SIGNS INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION AGREEMENT WITH BRAZIL
  by Michael Braukus, Debra Rahn, Ann Hutchison
• COOPER TO RETIRE FROM NASA
  by Beth Schmid
• THOMAS WILL CONTINUE AMERICAN PRESENCE ON MIR
  by Debra Rahn, Eileen Hawley
• LAUNCH OF LUNAR PROSPECTOR RESCHEDULED FOR EARLY JANUARY
  by Douglas Isbell, Elizabeth Carter
• NASA JOINS CRUSADE FOR WOMEN'S HEALTH
  by Beth Schmid
• HUBBLE CATCHES UP WITH A BLUE STRAGGLER STAR
  by Don Savage, Tammy Jones, Donna Weaver
• PRECOURT TO LEAD FINAL SHUTTLE/MIR DOCKING MISSION
  by Debra Rahn, Eileen M. Hawley
• TEAM BEGINS TEST OF ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM
  by Michael Braukus, Linda Matthews-Schmidt
• COSMONAUT ROUNDS OUT STS-89 CREW
  by Debra J. Rahn, Eileen Hawley
• X-33 PROGRAM SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETES CRITICAL DESIGN REVIEW; MEDIA TELEPHONE CONFERENCE SET FOR 11 A.M. EST MONDAY, NOV. 3
  by Jim Cast, Dom Amatore, Ron Lindeke
• NASA ANNOUNCES 1996 STTR PHASE II SELECTIONS
  by Donald Nolan
• NASA AND ARGENTINA SIGN AGREEMENTS ON FUTURE COOPERATION
  by Douglas Isbell
• LINEAR AEROSPIKE SR-71 EXPERIMENT COMPLETES SUCCESSFUL FIRST FLIGHT
  by Jim Cast, Kirsten Williams, Ron Lindeke, Ranney Adams
• NASA SELECTS TWO SMALL EXPLORER MISSIONS AND ONE MISSION OF OPPORTUNITY FOR DEVELOPMENT
  by NOTE: This online edition of press release 97-235 incorporates, Brian Dunbar, Donald Savage
• HUBBLE IDENTIFIES WHAT MAY BE THE MOST LUMINOUS STAR KNOWN
  by Douglas Isbell, Tammy Jones, Ray Villard, Harlan Lebo
• MISSIONS TO GATHER SOLAR WIND SAMPLES AND TOUR THREE COMETS SELECTED AS NEXT DISCOVERY PROGRAM FLIGHTS
  by Douglas Isbell
• COCKRELL NAMED CHIEF ASTRONAUT
  by Debra Rahn, Eileen Hawley
• SPACE RESEARCH PROVIDES EARTHSHAKING REVELATIONS
  by Don Nolan-Proxmire, Jerry Berg
• MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR TO RESUME AEROBRAKING
  by Don Savage, Diane Ainsworth
• ASTRONAUT TOM HENRICKS RETIRES
  by Debra J. Rahn, Eileen Hawley
• RADARSAT BEGINS FIRST COMPLETE DETAILED MAP OF ANTARCTICA
  by Douglas Isbell, Allen Kenitzer, Mary Hardin, Isabelle Hudon
• SHUTTLE LANDING SIMULATIONS TO IMPROVE WITH SMART SOFTWARE
  by Debra Rahn, John Bluck
• CONTROL BOARD REPORTS INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION LAUNCH ON TARGET, FINALIZES ASSEMBLY SEQUENCE
  by Michael Braukus, James Hartsfield
• GLOBAL SURVEYOR'S ORBIT RAISED WHILE SOLAR PANEL IS ANALYZED
  by Douglas Isbell, Diane Ainsworth
• HOLCOMB NAMED NASA CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER
  by Beth Schmid
• HUBBLE REVEALS STELLAR FIREWORKS ACCOMPANYING GALAXY COLLISIONS
  by Donald Savage, Tammy Jones, Ray Villard