Shuttle missions back on track after spy satellite success
Four more shuttle flights can proceed this year after Discovery's secrecy cloaked mission ended with a flawless landing. The crew of five, led by Captain Thomas Mattingly, deployed a $300 million satellite able to monitor Soviet missile tests and communications across Europe, Asia and Africa.
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Nemesis star location traced in Draco constellation
New York Times reports Dr. Armand Delsemme at the University of Toledo calculat es a possible Nemesis location in Draco, near the Little Dipper, using comet disruption patterns from outer solar system passes. He assumes 126 minimally altered comets reveal perturbations by a small star or large planet.
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