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NASA astronaut Mike Massimino fired off one final tweet this morning before boarding the space shuttle Atlantis to prepare for today's 2 p.m. launch. His next tweet will come from outer space.

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NASA: Upgrade mission will give Hubble superpowers

When the crew of the space shuttle Atlantis finishes its latest asignment, the Hubble Space Telescope, which is already considered one of NASA's most important tools, will be far more powerful than ever.

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Obama orders review of NASA return to the moon

As NASA presents its $18B budget, White House calls for closer look at space flight plans.

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NASA satellite spots oldest, most distant cosmic explosion

Using a NASA satellite, astronomers have gotten a glimpse of the oldest object in the universe that humans have ever seen.

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