 Mashable (blog) | Man Pays Record $330000 for a Virtual Space Station Mashable (blog) Earlier this year, the Crystal Palace Space Station went onto virtual auction in the Entropia Universe massive multiplayer online roleplaying game (MMORPG). ... Man spends $330000 on virtual space station Man Spends $330000 on Virtual Item In-game item in Entropia Universe kinda sorta bought for US$330000 |
Friendly assist Supportive legislators give NASA's moon mission a boost Houston Chronicle Such a formula, similar to the global consortium that built the International Space Station, would be good news for Houston, with the Johnson Space Center ... |
It's 'Truth or Dare' time for rocketeers msnbc.com Over the past 10 years, Space Adventures, headquartered in Vienna, Va., has organized flights for well-heeled clients to the International Space Station. ... |
Yuma to get close encounter of the moon kind Yuma Sun The exhibit reviews NASA history, including the space shuttle, International Space Station and Apollo moon launches. The free program is open to the public ... Marshall up for $650M mission |
 BBC News | WUSTL-led Moon mission is finalist for NASA's next big space venture Washington University in St. Louis News 29 that MoonRise would be one of three space exploration proposals considered for selection as the third venture in its ongoing New Frontiers space science ... NASA Chooses Three Finalists for Next Space Mission NASA's Next Mission May Visit Venus, Asteroid or the Moon NASA picks Venus, asteroid, and moon for its next mission |
Hale: The new decade comes with question Houston Chronicle My other big interest is in space exploration. I'd dearly love to know, right now, what we'll find out by 2020 about the universe. ... |
 Escapist Magazine | Man spends $330000 on virtual space station The Inquisitr This is the story of one Buzz “Erik” Lightyear, who has just shelled out $330000 for the Crystal Palace Space Station on Planet Calypso (pictured above), ... Man Spends $330000 on Virtual Item In-game item in Entropia Universe kinda sorta bought for US$330000 So Some Guy Spent Over $300000 On A Virtual Item |
 Washington Post | Raw video: Australia welcomes 2010 Washington Post ... and flight engineers Soichi Noguchi and TJ Creamer were online in a special video interview from the International Space Station on Wednesday, Dec. ... |
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