Investigators probe USS Cole blast in Aden Yemen
In Aden investigators with sniffer dogs and equipment search for clues after the USS Cole blast that killed 17 sailors. Bodies flew to Germany for repatriation as U.S. officials say the attack was likely outside involvement and terrorism remains suspected.
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Discovery delivers new station components amid radar outage
Astronauts docked with the international space station after overcoming a failed radar antenna using star tracking and handheld lasers. NASA notes the 240 mile high rendezvous was the first such approach without the main radar in nearly two decades. Two teams will connect the new truss and docking port during upcoming spacewalks.
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