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Editor's Choice - Jet Propulsion Laboratory Open House
- Andrews Air Force Base Joint Services Open House
- The Intel International Science and Engineering Fair
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- NRO L-26 Delta 4-Heavy Launch
Editor's Choice - FIRST 2006 Robotics Championship
- Thunder Over Louisville
- 12th Annual Mobot Races
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- The Texas Mile: Land Speed Racing Event
- Nevada Test Site: Public Access Day
Editor's Choice - Space Shuttle STS: 121 Launch
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