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STS-129/Atlantis
Launch Date: Nov. 16
Launch Time: 2:28 p.m. EST

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Liftoff of the Kepler spacecraft aboard a Delta II rocket

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Launch Date: Dec. 9
Launch Window: 9:10 - 9:23 a.m. EST

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First Constellation Flight Test

Artist concept of Ares I-X launch vehicle

The Ares I-X flight test will bring NASA one step closer to its exploration goals.
Launch Date: October 28
Launched: 11:30 a.m. EDT

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Cupola, left, and Tranquility Node 3 are joined in the Space Station Processing Facility at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

Tranquility Node 3 and Cupola
Aboard Endeavour
Mission STS-130

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Apollo 40th Anniversary

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The success of the Apollo Program four decades ago sets the stage for our return to the moon.

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KSC Powers on Solar Energy Future

Some of the new solar panels.

Kennedy Space Center turned to the sun for a one megawatt power plant that could point to future energy production techniques.

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Astronaut Stott's Journey Home Marks a First and a Last

Astronaut Nicole Stott during spacewalk.

When the wheels of space shuttle Atlantis touch down to end the STS-129 mission, astronaut Nicole Stott will complete both a first and a last.

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Famed Engineer O'Malley Dies at age 94

Thomas O'Malley, left, and John Glenn

Thomas O'Malley helped establish or adjust launch operations for most of NASA's human space exploration programs during his pioneering career.

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Earhart's Scarf to Fly Again

The STS-129 mission patch

A scarf from famed aviatrix Amelia Earhart leads the inventory of commemoratve items for the STS-129 crew.

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