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HOUSTON — Do you dream of flying in space? Now is your chance. NASA is accepting applications for the agency’s next class for the Astronaut Candidate Program. Starting today, qualified individuals can submit their applications through the federal

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Good news for those who think they've got the right stuff: NASA opened the application process for its next astronaut class Tuesday. The space agency will accept applications for the next class, which will be the 21st group of spaceflyers in its history,

16:40, Space & Earth/Space Exploration The US Congress on Wednesday will award the nation's highest civilian honor, the Congressional Gold Medal, to four American astronauts, including the first man to walk on the Moon, Neil Armstrong, pictured in

“Frequent travel may be required.” That statement might seem innocuous enough on its own, but when paired with the myriad other qualifications posted on a new online job posting, it becomes clear that this isn’t just another run-of-the-mill

NASA is looking to hire new astronauts to fly in space. You can even apply online at a giant government jobs website. Only one trouble: With the space shuttle fleet retired, NASA doesn't have its own spaceship to fly astronauts and is sending fewer of

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Want to be the next Neil Armstrong? Well, this might be your chance: NASA is now hiring astronauts (via @ mpopper ) The job listing , posted on USA Jobs, advertises the "National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has a need for Astronaut

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16:20, Space & Earth/Space Exploration This NASA computer-generated image depicts part of Mars. The United States has failed to commit to plans for an unmanned joint Mars mission with the European space agency, causing frustration abroad, top NASA

_ AFP - The United States has failed to commit to plans for an unmanned joint Mars mission with the European space agency, causing frustration abroad, top NASA officials told lawmakers on Tuesday. At issue is a 2009 agreement to develop an ESA-US ExoMars

News From the Field Source Southwest Research Institute The National Science Foundation (NSF) is an independent federal agency that supports fundamental research and education across all fields of science and engineering. In fiscal year (FY) 2011, its

News From the Field Source University of California, Santa Cruz The National Science Foundation (NSF) is an independent federal agency that supports fundamental research and education across all fields of science and engineering. In fiscal year (FY)

Jupiter's icy moon Europa has long intrigued scientists.

NASA is looking to hire new astronauts to fly in space. You can even apply online at a giant government jobs website. Only one trouble: With the space shuttle fleet retired, NASA doesn't have its own spaceship to fly astronauts and is sending fewer of

New York police have dismantled the occupy Wall Street camp in Zuccotti park and arrested more than 70 people following a late-night raid. Protesters were ordered to leave at midnight before police began removing tents and property. The New York camp was

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Twin Space Exploration Vehicles approach an asteroid with the Multi-Person Crew Vehicle docked to a habitat in the background. CREDIT: NASA Good news for those who think they've got the right stuff: NASA opened the application process for its next

NASA must continue to fund and execute challenging science missions to other worlds, or risk losing leadership in the field of planetary science, agency officials urged lawmakers today (Nov. 15). Despite the , it remains as important as ever to invest in

The suns abundant energy, if harvested in space, could provide a cost-effective way to meet global power needs in as little as 30 years with seed money from governments, according to a study by an international scientific group. Orbiting power plants

The National Aeronautical and Space Administration is now accepting applications for its 2013 astronaut candidate class. Do you have what it takes? NASA Administrator Charles Bolden makes the pitch.

NASA is looking to hire new astronauts to fly in space. You can even apply online at a giant government jobs website. Only one trouble: With the space shuttle fleet retired, NASA doesn't have its own spaceship to fly astronauts and is sending fewer of

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Fulfilling the childhood dreams of many, NASA has posted openings for the next wave in the Astronaut Candidate Program. NASA announced today it would be taking applications for anyone who would like to be launched out of Earth's gravitational hold and

We may not have a space shuttle anymore, but NASA still needs astronauts to pull shifts on the ISS and prep for missions to passing asteroids and (eventually) Mars. NASA has put out a call for applicants for the astronaut class of 2013. Think you have

HOUSTON, Nov. 15, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Do you dream of flying in space? Now is your chance. NASA is accepting applications for the agency's next class for the Astronaut Candidate Program. (Logo:

Rhode Island Senate President Teresa Paiva Weed is expressing confidence that the long-debated package of pension reforms will pass as the House and Senate meet this week in special sessions. Details, with WPRO's Steve Klamkin.

The National Aeronautical and Space Administration is now accepting applications for its 2013 astronaut candidate class. Do you have what it takes? NASA Administrator Charles Bolden makes the pitch.

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NASA is looking to hire new astronauts to fly in space. You can even apply online at a giant government jobs website. Only one trouble: With the space shuttle fleet retired, NASA doesn't have its own spaceship to fly astronauts and is sending fewer of

The congressional conference report that includes funding for NASA for fiscal year 2012 has been hammered out. than to at $17.8 billion and there are winners and losers. The space exploration program, including the Orion Multi Purpose Crew Vehicle and

Good news for those who think they've got the right stuff: NASA opened the application process for its next astronaut class today (Nov. 15). The space agency will accept , which will be the 21st group of spaceflyers in its history, through Jan. 27, 2012,

Despite a difficult economic environment, investing in planetary science missions is critical, advocates said.

The Milky Way and its neighbor, the Andromeda galaxy, seem to be slowing down their rates of star formation.

See photos of Jupiter's ice-covered moon, Europa

The space agency has opened applications for its 21st astronaut class.

Atari has updated the gaming classic with new features, multiple ships and even black holes. Available for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch!

NASA would receive $684 million less than it did in 2011.

Loosely based on the 1979 arcade classic, Asteroids Gunner brings plenty of changes to the formula, and though the extra in-app purchases may throw off certain buyers, it's certainly worth the overall investment.

A time-lapse video that strings together photographs taken by space station astronauts shows Earth in all its glory.

The congresswoman said she wants to get better first.

Passengers are in for a wild ride with an amazing view.

On November 14, 2011, an extremely long filament (about 466,000 miles) stemming from an eruption on the Sun snapped its tail. It was not directed towards Earth. The imagery was captured by NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory and music by Atom Strange.

The Great Bear, Ursa Major, will be visible low in the northwest sky this week.

Scientists have been able to correlate sea surface temperatures in the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean to patterns of fires in South America seen by satellites. This model can be used as an early warning system for intense fire outbreaks.

The space station's three newest residents are poised to arrive at the orbiting outpost after a two-day orbital journey.

Do you dream of flying in space? Now is your chance. NASA is accepting applications for the agency's next class for the Astronaut Candidate Program.

NASA and the U.S. Department of the Interior presented the 2011 William T. Pecora awards to Alan H. Strahler, professor of geography and environment at Boston University, and to the Canada Centre for Remote Sensing at a ceremony Tuesday in Herndon, Va.

NASA has released its Fiscal Year (FY) 2011 Performance and Accountability Report (PAR), which provides a summary of the agency's annual performance and financial information.

NASA Hosting Science Update About Jupiter's Icy Moon Europa

Astronauts and oil field workers will share a training facility at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston thanks to a new agreement that takes advantage of excess capacity at the agency's underwater training pool.

It is rocket science, after all.

Three spaceflyers launched to International Space Station despite heavy snowfall in Central Asia.

Nearly a week in, engineers still haven't given up hope on Phobos-Grunt.

A space geek's treasure trove of artifacts will be on display.

Documents reveal who cut key passages that could have trumped Edwin Hubble's discovery of the expansion of the universe.

Moon Express co-founder Naveen Jain chats with SPACE.com about our planet's natural satellite.

11 days after its launch, NASA's NPP satellite sends back its first science data.

This year's Leonid meteor shower comes on the 45th anniversary of the Great Leonid Meteor Storm of 1966.

How do astronauts and cosmonauts take out the trash?

A look at the colors of Mars and why the surface looks red from Earth. The reality is that there are a variety colors on the surface of the Red Planet, including butterscotch, gold, even some green and more.

Three spaceflyers launched to the space station yesterday with an "Angry Bird" along for the ride.

Here's a list of ten popular misconceptions in astronomy.

The Mars Science Lab (MSL) aka "Curiosity" is the The largest rover to be sent to the Red Planet to date. Its mission is to seek out past and present conditions favorable for life and capable of preserving a record of life.

The docking represents a step forward for China's burgeoning space program.

Sensors destined for ESA’s LISA Pathfinder mission in 2014 have far exceeded expectations, paving the way for a mission to detect one of the most elusive forces permeating through space – gravitational waves.

According to Dr. Marco Langbroek (sattrackcam.blogspot.com) the satellite performs "what is known to observers as a disappearance trick". The U.S.'s Lacrosse 5 satellite has a tendency to suddenly lose brightness. Russian space junk is also observed.

The northern or southern lights are caused by a collision of charged particles in Earth's atmosphere.

Cmdr. Anton Shkaplerov, NASA Flight Engineer Dan Burbank and Russian Flight Engineer Anatoly Ivanishin launched aboard a Soyuz TMA-22 on a snow filled November day (11/14/11) in Kazakhstan. They brought along an Angry Birds plush toy for the ride.

Using its near-infrared vision to peer 9 billion years back in time, NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has uncovered an extraordinary population of young dwarf galaxies brimming with star formation.

NASA Kicks Off Application Process For New Astronauts

Three spaceflyers launched to the International Space Station today from the Baikonour Cosmodrome.

Asteroids, aliens, dark energy and more. Vote for your favorite space story of the week.

Three new space station crewmembers are set to launch to the orbiting outpost tonight.

NASA astronaut Dan Burbank and Russian cosmonauts Anton Shkaplerov and Anatoly Ivanishin launched to the International Space Station at 11:14 p.m. EST Sunday.

Stunning photos of telescopes, asteroids and astronauts take center stage this week.

The three newest space station residents will launch to the orbiting outpost on Sunday (Nov. 13).