Place: Cape Canaveral Air Force Station

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Solar-powered rocket, with sails as thin as a bin bag, due for launch

A spacecraft powered by solar energy will be launched into the Earth’s orbit tomorrow as part of a flagship project by the Planetary Society.

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Rocket launched from Cape Canaveral

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NASA rover to scout for habitable areas on Mars

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NASA delays shuttle launch

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Pluto probe blasts off for mission to last outpost

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Nasa launches first mission to Pluto

Pluto spaceflight on final countdown

An unmanned spacecraft the size of a piano is due to lift off tomorrow on a nine-year journey to the Pluto – the last unexplored planet in the Solar System.

Mon, 16 Jan, 2006

Place: Cape Canaveral Air Force Station

Solar-powered rocket, with sails as thin as a bin bag, due for launch

Rocket launched from Cape Canaveral

NASA rover to scout for habitable areas on Mars

NASA delays shuttle launch

Pluto probe blasts off for mission to last outpost

Nasa launches first mission to Pluto

Pluto spaceflight on final countdown

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Place: Cape Canaveral Air Force Station

Solar-powered rocket, with sails as thin as a bin bag, due for launch

Rocket launched from Cape Canaveral

NASA rover to scout for habitable areas on Mars

NASA delays shuttle launch

Pluto probe blasts off for mission to last outpost

Nasa launches first mission to Pluto

Pluto spaceflight on final countdown

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Mick Clifford

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