Mars Express to streak past Mars’ moon Phobos soon  In a few
days, the ESA spacecraft dubbed Mars Express will streak past
the largest moon of Mars, Phobos. The spacecraft will make the
closest approach to Phobos ever made at only 28 miles above the
surface of the moon. The catch is that Mars Express will be
traveling so fast it won't be able to take photos.    ESA
prepares to wake comet hunting Rosetta spacecraft  The European
Space Agency (ESA) is getting ready to wake up its comet hunting
spacecraft called Rosetta. Rosetta has been in hibernation for
31 months as it prepared for its main mission. Rosetta launched
in 2004 and has spent its time this far zipping around the Sun,
gaining speed.  GOCE gravity-measuring satellite gives in to
gravity  The GOCE satellite we reported to be falling to Earth
has finally succumbed to gravity entirely, breaking up into
dozens of remnants weighing 20-25% of its original one ton,
reports the BBC. It didn't strike any populated areas as it
showered down this Sunday aftern