On June 23rd, 2012, NASA fired a sounding rocket into Space to calibrate the Solar Dynamics Obseratory's EVE instrument - marking the third calibration flight. In 2011, they recorded the second calibrating flight from Earth and back again. Credit; NASA / GSFC
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The basic physics behind how rockets work! (plus a special announcement) Perimeter Institute: http://www.pitp.ca VomitPhysics video: http://www.youtube.com/w... 
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An RL-10 rocket booster – the kind that just lifted the Martian Space Laboratory on its trip to the Red Planet – has been confiscated by NASA after being offered for sale on the Internet.
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Watch how NASA goes about designing, developing and building a rocket engine like the J-2X.
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A ball of light streaking across the night sky in northern Europe on Saturday at a time when many imagined that Father Christmas was doing his rounds was nothing more than Soyuz rocket debris, Belgian experts say.
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