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	Success SpaceX Falcon 1 - Flight 4 - September 28, 2008 Posted by: SpaceRefOnOrbit Video duration: 599 seconds This is the 4th flight of Space Exploration Technologies Falcon 1. Related: elon, exploration, falcon, flight, launch, musk, rocket, space, spacex, technologies

	This Week at NASA - November 14, 2008 Posted by: SpaceRefOnOrbit Video duration: 334 seconds A recap of the events at NASA for the week ending November, 2008. Related: at, nasa, sts-126, this, week

Hubble Directly Observes Planet Orbiting Fomalhaut Posted by: SpaceRefOnOrbit Video duration: 302 seconds After eight years and repeated photographs of a nearby star in hopes of finding planets, University of California, Berkeley, astronomer Paul Kalas finally has his prize: the first visible-light snapshots of a planet outside our solar system. Related: exoplanet, extrasolar, hubble, nasa, planet, telescope

	SpaceX Falcon 1 Flight Launch 3 Released Video Posted by: SpaceRefOnOrbit Video duration: 179 seconds Official video released by SpaceX showing the launch of Falcon 1 Flight 3 and the problem that occurred. Related: falcon, flight, launch, rocket, spacex

	NASA Orion Crash While Testing Launch Abort Parachute System Posted by: SpaceRefOnOrbit Video duration: 112 seconds NASA tested the parachutes for the recovery system on its Orion crew exploration vehicle above the U.S. Army's Yuma Proving Grounds in Arizona on July 31. The test proved unsuccessful when a test set-up parachute failed... Related: capsule, nasa, orion, parachute, test

	STS-126 Launch of Space Shuttle Endeavour Posted by: SpaceRefOnOrbit Video duration: 532 seconds The night time launch of STS-126 Space Shuttle Endeavour on November 14, 2008 to the International Space Station. Related: endeavour, iss, nasa, shuttle, space, station, sts-126

	Telescope History - Technology to the Rescue Posted by: SpaceRefOnOrbit Video duration: 564 seconds Powerful computers have enabled a wealth of new technologies that have resulted in the construction of giant telescopes, perched on high mountaintops with monolithic or segmented mirrors as large as swimming pools. Related: hubble, telescope

	Animation: Astronauts in Altair Land on the Moon Posted by: SpaceRefOnOrbit Video duration: 218 seconds Follow a future NASA crew as they ride the Orion capsule to the moon. Related: capsule, moon, nasa, orion

	Chandrayaan 1 Journey to the Moon Overview Posted by: SpaceRefOnOrbit Video duration: 297 seconds The Chandrayaan spacecraft is India's first mission to the moon. This video provides an excellent overview of the mission. Produced by the European Space Agency. Related: agency, chandrayaan, esa, european, isro, moon, space

	Solar Eclipse August 2008 Posted by: SpaceRefOnOrbit Video duration: 149 seconds Learn about the August 2008 total solar eclipse and hear from some of NASA's eclipse experts as they answer some frequently asked eclipse questions. Related: eclipse, nasa, solar

	Chandrayaan 1 Launch Posted by: SpaceRefOnOrbit Video duration: 237 seconds India becomes the latest country to send a robotic mission to the moon with the successful launch of the Chandrayaan 1 spacecraft. Related: chandrayaan, india, isro, moon

	Mars Phoenix Update - June 1, 2008 Posted by: SpaceRefOnOrbit Video duration: 349 seconds A video interview with Brent Bos about Phoenix's first week on Mars. Related: mars, nasa, phoenix

	Restoring Forgotten Lunar Orbiter Images Posted by: SpaceRefOnOrbit Video duration: 40 seconds My SpaceRef business partner was the co-instigator of this really cool project. This video shows some of the refurbished machinery used to restore the images. See SpaceRef.com for press release and images. Related: 42, image, lunar, moon, old, orbiter, year

	NASA 360 - Full Circle, Hubble, Mars & More (Part 1) Posted by: SpaceRefOnOrbit Video duration: 470 seconds NASA 360 Episode 5 features the Hubble Space Telescope, the Earth-sun relationship, NASA oceanography and their connections to NASA Mars exploration missions Related: hubble, mars, nasa, oceanography, telescope

In the Zone Posted by: SpaceRefOnOrbit Video duration: 165 seconds Plankton is among the most important marine life forms, but excessive blooms can lead to phenomena known as dead zones, where water at the bottom of the ocean becomes depleted of oxygen and proves lethal for marine organisms. This short video explores this unique phenomenon, and examines how human activity in summer months can contribute to plankton blooms that cause dead zones. Related: nasa, oceanography, plankton