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Sun sets on 31-year Sun career
Maryland WeatherThis past August I marked 40 years in the newspaper business, including more than 31 years in Baltimore, first at The Evening Sun and, after 1993, at The Sun. This week will be my last. I am taking a buyout, extended by the......Tags: Newspapers, Technology, Nobel Prize Awards, Wars and Interventions, Boston
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Webb telescope a marvel, if it's launched
Maryland WeatherFROM TODAY'S PRINT EDITIONS:Spent time this week at the Maryland Science Center and learned a lot about the James Webb Space Telescope, which if completed will succeed the Hubble Telescope as the world’s leading observatory. Shade from a five-...Tags: NASA, Maryland Science Center
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View of October snowstorm from space
Maryland WeatherNASA's Aqua satellite captured this image of the rare October snowstorm at 11:30 a.m. Sunday, showing snow cover from West Virginia to Maine. The storm claimed 12 lives, and 2.2 million homes remained without power as of Monday, Reuters reported. What's.....Tags: NASA
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Two chances to see Int'l Space Station ... maybe
Maryland WeatherMarylanders headed for tonight's Flag Day celebrations at Fort McHenry (and anyone else who happens to be outdoors this evening) may get a glimpse of the International Space Station as it soars up the Eastern Seaboard. The flyover could come......Tags: Weather, Fort McHenry, Weather Reports, Science and Technology
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A look at NASA's Orion P3 airplane
Maryland WeatherWe told you yesterday that NASA postponed their plans to send low-flying aircraft over the Baltimore-Washington area to measure air pollution levels so they can raise more awareness of the project. They held a media day today, and videographer Leann......Tags: NASA, Science and Technology, Orion Space Mission, Washington (U.S. state)
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Int'l Space Station over Baltimore tonight
Maryland WeatherFROM TODAY'S PRINT EDITIONS:Space Cadets! Wednesday night should be mostly clear, a good opportunity to see the International Space Station fly almost directly over Baltimore. The ISS will be very bright, rising above the northwest horizon at 10:11 p.m....Tags: NASA, Science and Technology, Delaware
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Wallops Minotaur launch seen from Hampden
Maryland WeatherJust back from vacation and found this photo in my inbox. William "Bear" Stifler, who has captured lots of striking weather images from his place in Hampden, went out last Wednesday to try to capture the Minotaur launch.It worked. From......Tags: Weather, Weather Reports, NASA, Science and Technology, Ocean City
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Low-level NASA flights today
Maryland WeatherNASA officials say they expect to be flying their P-3B Orion over Central Maryland today (Tuesday), part of their July air-pollution sampling campaign. The notice says the four-engine turbo-prop will be in the skies over the Baltimore-Washington region...Tags: BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport, NASA, Elections, Science and Technology, Maryland
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Wow! Atlantis rocket-cam shots from NASA
Maryland WeatherThe sky is my beat, so here's some video from NASA shot from several cameras mounted on Atlantis during this week's historic final shuttle launch. It's a spectacular view we don't often get to see. ......Tags: NASA, Human Interest, Science and Technology
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NASA's Dawn spacecraft arrives at Vesta
Maryland WeatherFROM TODAY'S PRINT EDITIONS:Earthlings today reach out to yet another member of our solar system’s family. NASA’s Dawn spacecraft today slips into orbit around the asteroid Vesta. As wide as Arizona, Vesta is the second-biggest object in the...Tags: Arizona, NASA, Science and Technology
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Space Station on a celestial tour Monday morning
Maryland WeatherFROM TODAY'S PRINT EDITIONS:Space Cadets! The last shuttle has landed, but the International Space Station sails on. If you’re up early Monday morning, and the weather cooperates, you’ll get a nice view of the ISS as it flies past bright......Tags: NASA, Science and Technology
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NASA prepares for new mission to Jupiter
Maryland WeatherFROM TODAY'S PRINT EDITIONS:A week from tooday, NASA will try to launch a new mission to the planet Jupiter, now bright in the pre-dawn sky. The spacecraft, named Juno after the wife of Jupiter in Roman mythology, will reach the......Tags: NASA, Science and Technology
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