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NASA ASK FINANCIAL AIDS TO ESA AND JAPAN SPACE AGENCY.

LE BOURGET, PARIS, Nasa sources revealed that has been requested a financial aid to Esa, European Space Agency and to Japanese Space Agency in order to pay to Boeing the modules which Seattle-based industry realized for the International Space Station. These modules would be sent to the ISS in the last weeks, but the launch has beed postponed at the next month.

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Rome, Italy, 06/20/2001 12:15
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