Hayabusa ready to head home with asteroid sample

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The latest space mission seems to have succeeded in its second attempt to collect pieces of a small asteroid taken from a metre long asteroid called Hayabasa, although engine trouble casts doubts on whether the craft can return home safely. The astronomers praised Hayabusa's achievements to show the way for future asteroid missions especially those involved in the operation of ion propulsion engines and delivery of high resolution images.

Asteroids

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Express dispatches

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The first findings from observation of the Venus Express mission on the harsh atmosphere of planet Venus is discussed. Venus had climate similar to earth but showed difference during its evolution.

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Venus as a more Earth-like planet

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The first year observations by the Venus Express spacecraft are discussed. They reveal extreme differences in evolutionary paths of climates on two similar planets, Venus and Earth.

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