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The planet contains both land and water and has a "similar temperature to that of the Earth" of around 72 degrees (22 Celsius). It is 2.4 times the size of Earth and has a slightly shorter orbit than our planet, of 290 days.

BusinessVibes, the international business-to-business networking platform, announces this week the launch of a new industry portal for the rapidly growing Aerospace Products and Parts industry.

Scaled Composites Uses GL Studio for Avionics Interface Development In Virgin Galactic’s VSS Enterprise Spaceship and VMS Eve Aircraft

Noted Gnostic author Doctor JS Chiappalone has released 'My Experiences of Aliens and other Realities' a non-fiction work based on his point of view. It is highly intriguing and very thought-provoking to say the least.

The ongoing collaboration between Ecliptic Enterprises Corporation and Space Systems/Loral reached a notable milestone in mid-July with final acceptance of another Ecliptic-produced onboard video system for use on a geosynchronous satellite.

NASA Engineer Mr. Bryan Palaszewski spoke about Project Management for Space Flight Systems at the PMI Chicagoland Chapter October dinner meeting.

Gene Cumm’s Apocalypse Mars is the story of a group of astronauts who face the most dangerous and important mission of their careers—to save two planets from destruction.

Edgar Dean Mitchell, who flew on the 1971 Apollo 14 mission to the moon, says there is extraterrestrial life, and that it’s being concealed by the United States government, among others.

With over a billion followers spread across the world, Islam stands as the second largest and the fastest growing religion of our time.

Peter Wolfe and the Scepter of Myleaha, by children’s author Elizabeth Homer, takes readers on a fantastical journey back to the past, into the future and to distant worlds!

Author Miriam Delicado was abducted into a spacecraft in 1988. On November 30th, 2008, in Nelson, Canada, she will speak on her experience as a UFO abductee and current contact.

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