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	10.14.04 St. Helens' Hot Spots + View feature + Infrared Clues + NASA Looks Back

	10.08.04 Columbus Day Evokes Spirit of Exploration + Read More

	10.06.04 Space Spuds to the Rescue + Read More

	10.14.04 Expedition 10 Rockets to Station + Read More + Photo Gallery

	10.10.04 Spacecraft Pioneer Max Faget Dies + Read More

	10.06.04 Remembering 'Gordo' + Read More + NASA Mourns Cooper

	10.12.04 The Milky Way's Final 'Fossil' + Read More

	10.07.04 Mars Rovers Probing Water History + Read More + View Video

	10.06.04 Armchair Astronomers Watch Comet's Journey + Read More




	10.05.04 - Patch Work Repairs are speeding along on KSC's Vehicle Assembly Building. + Read More

	08.09.04 - NASA Values Safety, Family, Excellence and Integrity + Values Poster (4.1 Mb PDF) + Values Poster (108 Kb PDF)

	08.01.04 - NASA Senior Leadership Clear lines of responsibility in the transformed structure. + Read More + View Speeches and Testimony

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	10.14.04 - Spitzer Uncovers Planets' Violent Past Astronomers will present new findings about how planets are built during a listen-and-log-on news briefing Monday at 1 p.m. EDT. + Read More

	10.13.04 - Station Status Report: SS04-035 The Expedition 10 crew is headed for the International Space Station after a successful launch from Kazakhstan. + Read More

	10.13.04 - Next Chapter in Exploration & History Series Continuing the NASA online history series "Why We Explore," the second installment will be posted to the NASA Web Portal on Friday. + Read More

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	Friday, Oct. 15: Gordon Cooper Memorial Service at NASA's Johnson Space Center. + More Events NASA Television: Cooper Memorial coverage begins 11 a.m. EDT Oct. 15. + Video Highlights: Week of Oct. 4 + NASA TV Schedule + Watch NASA TV Live!

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