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Last Updated: Saturday, 29 December 2007, 17:47 GMT
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Uncertainty over shuttle launch
Nasa says it is unsure when the Atlantis orbiter will lift off as it grapples with a sensor problem on the shuttle.
Columbus: Orbital outpost
Europe's huge space truck

BBC Micro Home computing pioneer honoured
One of the designers of the classic BBC Micro computer is recognised in the New Year Honours list.
Dormouse UK species 'must move to survive'
Climate change will force some UK species of wildlife to find new habitats, the Wildlife Trusts warn.
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