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     <title>NASA to Attempt Historic Solar Sail Deployment</title>
   	 <description>"Hold your hands out to the sun. What do you feel? Heat, of course. But there's pressure as well  - though you've never noticed it, because it's so tiny. Over the area of your hands, it only comes to about a millionth of an ounce. But out in space, even a pressure as small as that can be important  - for it's acting all the time, hour after hour, day after day. Unlike rocket fuel, it's free and unlimited. If we want to, we can use it; we can build sails to catch the radiation blowing from the sun."</description>
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	 <pubDate>Fri, 27 Jun 2008 14:10:32 EST</pubDate>
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