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Press review: 1 April 2008

Submit on Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008 06:00

The UK plans to send a special Space Rover to the ISS, which has just been attacked by hackers, while Google and Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin Group plan to colonise Mars — oh, and by the way NASA has rescheduled the upcoming solar maximum. These are some of the top space-related stories for 1 April.
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