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Not Ready for Take-Off Again! NASA Aborts CYGNSS Satellite Launch Twice in a Week
In an unfortunate turn of events, NASA was left with no other choice but to abort the launch of its CYGNSS mission once more. The space agency has experienced quite a bumpy week, rescheduling the launch two times in a row in a single week.
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Alert! NASA Spots Brewing Major Hurricane
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NASA Spotted Eye of Hurricane Nicole
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Sad News: 800 Sea Turtle Nests Destroyed by Hurricane Matthew
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Post-Hurricane Dangers: Carbon Dioxide Poisoning, Cholera and Other Risks to Surviving After the Storm
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NASA's Kennedy Space Center, SpaceX Facility Not Spared From Hurricane Matthew
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Radar Spots Flock of Birds Inside the Eye of Hurricane Matthew -- But Why?
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VIDEO: NASA Films Hurricane Matthew's Wrath from Outer Space
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LOOK: Rare Lightning Sprites Illuminate The Sky Over Hurricane Matthew
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ALERT: Major Hurricane Could Hit Hawaii in Next 48 Hours
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Alert! Brewing Tropical Storm Could Hit Florida as Hurricane on Sunday, Millions to be Affected
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Hurricanes: Atlantic to See Below-Normal Storms this Season, NOAA Says
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