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NASA retired its iconic space shuttle fleet in 2011, leaving the United States without a homegrown way to get its astronauts and cargo to space. But that should change soon.
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The Lynx Suborbital Vehicle
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The builders of a new private space plane designed to launch a pilot and passenger on suborbital spaceflights offered a glimpse inside the novel rocket ship last week during an annual gathering of commercial spaceflight companies and experts.
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A FOIA request filed by ABC News revealed statistics on TSA worker thefts and has facilitated a list of U.S. airports arranged according to the number of employees that were fired due to thefts.
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Woman put on probation for standing up to security theater procedures
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You may remember the story of Andrea Abbott and her teenage being harassed, detained, and eventually arrested at the Nashville, TN Airport
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Machines Are Safe, But Move Will Help Speed Up Security Lines
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Bags included a dosimeter, blue gloves, an information card and DVD, and a lawyers' business card...
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Since the last flight of the Concorde in 2003, supersonic travel has been the province of jet fighter pilots and Felix Baumgartner.
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Early tomorrow morning Airbus will officially open the assembly line for its new A350 XWB composite airliner.
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The quest for human-powered flight
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The proposed Spaceport Colorado is moving closer to reality, with its supporters seeing it as an ideal hub to support high-speed suborbital flights with intercontinental range.
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Months after a congressional report stated that controversial X-ray body scanners are a waste of money, the TSA has begun removing them from major airports.
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During a recent appearance on Bill Maher’s Real Time, actor Ben Affleck defended the TSA’s policy of grabbing people’s genitals.
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In 1980, the American Helicopter Association established the Sikorsky Prize, a challenge for human powered helicopters with a grant reward of $250,000.
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What does it take to get your name on the no-fly list in America? Apparently you only need to be classified as a “prepper.”
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Conservative radio host and Breitbart Editor Dana Loesch had her vagina groped during an advanced screening by the TSA at Phoenix Airport, with Loesch complaining that she is targeted for such treatment almost every time she flies.
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Michelle Dunaj says TSA screeners checked under bandages from recent surgeries and refused to give her a private search when she requested one. Dunaj, who is dying of leukemia, carried a large amount of prescription drugs
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Deliberately smashing a multi-million dollar plane into the desert packs high entertainment value, but the elaborate experiment, which kicked off the second season of Discovery Channel's "Curiosity" series, wasn't just for gasps.
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In 2008, the Beijing Capital International Airport opened Terminal 3, an enormous addition that made the airport the world's busiest.
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Famed classical singer Sarah Brightman could be the next tourist to visit space as a paying passenger, ABC News is reporting.
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The Perlan Project's goal is to fly a sailplane to an altitude of 90,000 feet, almost double the record holders. This method uses the powerfully rising and sinking air in mountain waves. Gliders regularly climb in these waves to high altitudes.
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Federal screeners now crushing genitals as form of punishment
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Experienced skydiver Felix Baumgartner hopes to take the leap of his life on Tuesday, attempting the highest, fastest free fall in history. If he survives, the man dubbed "Fearless Felix" could be the first skydiver to break the sound barrier.
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Unfortunately, you won’t know what they know, because Homeland Security’s new toy is capable of detecting every molecule on your person from over 164 feet (50 meters) away—without your permission.
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Travelers who display lack of obedience targeted for retaliation
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An ex-TSA officer has come out about the rampant theft that takes place at airports, and how and why TSA agents steal from passengers. As more and more passengers "lose" valuable items, the TSA's accountability is being called into question.
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Both of NASA’s commercial space resupply companies are gearing up for launches this week. SpaceX and Orbital Sciences have contracts with NASA to deliver cargo to the International Space Station over the coming years, though each is at a different st
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An apparent TSA drill scared passengers at Sky Harbor Airport last week.
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Federal agency removes web page admitting filming is not prohibited
