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August 20, 2010
SPACE TRAVEL
NASA Sensors To Guide Spacecraft To Safe, Distant Landings
Hampton VA (SPX) Aug 20, 2010
NASA is developing technologies that will allow landing vehicles to automatically identify and navigate to the location of a safe landing site while detecting landing hazards during the final descent to the surface. This is important because future missions - whether to the Moon, an asteroid, Mars or other location - will need this capability to land safely near specific resources that are located in potentially hazardous terrain. Langley Research Center, Hampton, Va., has designed three lig ... read more

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IRAQ WARS

Last US combat brigade leaves Iraq
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IRAQ WARS

Iraqis in doubt as US troops depart
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FLOATING STEEL

Abraham Lincoln Wraps Up COMPTUEX
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MISSILE DEFENSE

End-to-End Ballistic Missile Defense System Simulation Completed
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Satellite Services supplies on-board sub-systems for smallsats and microsats.

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FLORA AND FAUNA

Bats, moths evolution 'arms race'
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EARTH OBSERVATION

NASA's TRMM Satellite Maps Flood Potential
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JOVIAN DREAMS

Where In The World Is Europa
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EARTH OBSERVATION

TanDEM-X Answers Its First Call For Crisis Assistance
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MISSILE DEFENSE

Exoatmospheric Kill Vehicle Plays Key Role In Latest Missile Defense Test
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SATURN DAILY

Raisin' Mountains On Saturn's Moon Titan
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GPS NEWS

India Launches Satellite-Based Navigation System
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EARTH OBSERVATION

Send In The Clouds
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TECH SPACE

Inauguration Of First DLR Ground Station In Canada
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SPACEWAR
China launches possible spy satellite
Beijing (UPI) Aug 11, 2010
China launched a secret reconnaissance satellite with a Long March rocket Monday, the sixth satellite it has launched this year, authorities said. The mission lifted off aboard a Long March 4C rocket from the Taiyuan launching center in northern China's Shanxi province, SPACE.com reported. Independent tracking data showed the three-stage booster placing the satellite in an orbit ... more

FLOATING STEEL
Venezuela acquiring Russian submarines
Caracas, Venezuela (UPI) Aug 10, 2010
Venezuela is close to acquiring Russian submarines but President Hugo Chavez isn't giving anything away - yet. He told the audience of his populist Sunday political sermon on Venezuela's state-run radio and television the submarines that are about to join the country's armed forces would be "normal" submersibles with conventional weapons and radar technology. "They won't have a ... more

WATER WORLD
First Satellite Measurement Of Water Volume In Amazon Floodplain
Columbus OH (SPX) Aug 12, 2010
For the first time, scientists have been able to measure the amount of water that rises and falls annually in the Amazon River floodplain. The result - 285 billion metric tons, or 285 cubic kilometers of water by volume - sounds like a lot. That amount is over half the volume of Lake Erie, which is the world's 15th largest lake. But it accounts for only 5 percent of the water flowing ... more

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EARTH OBSERVATION

Greenland Glacier Gives Birth To Giant Iceberg

MILTECH

USAF Selects Raytheon's GBU-53/B For Small Diameter Bomb II Program


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SPACE SCOPES
Planets In Unusually Intimate Dance Around Dying Star

Detector Technology Could Help NASA Find Earth-Like Exoplanets

NASA Finds Super-Hot Planet With Unique Comet-Like Tail

SPACE SCOPES
"Fahrenheit 451" author burns at idea of digital books

Safer Plastics That Lock In Potentially Harmful Plasticizers

Power Problem With Insat-4B

SPACE SCOPES
Life360 Launches Real-Time Family Tracking App For iPhone

Real-Time Polar Bear News Featured On New Churchill Polar Bears Website

Hunter's iJournal Provides iPhone Users A Way To Improve Their Hunting Skills

SPACE SCOPES
China Finishes Construction Of First Unmanned Space Module

China Contributes To Space-Based Information Access A Lot

China Sends Research Satellite Into Space

SPACE SCOPES
Perseid Meteors Return: Viewing Conditions Excellent

Fireball heralds arrival of meteor shower

The Impact That Shattered Santa Fe

SPACE SCOPES
Countdown To Vesta

Delhi School Boys Discover New Asteroid

Thousands flock to see asteroid pod in Japan

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CLIMATE SCIENCE
Bedrock Is A Milestone In Climate Research
Kangerlussuaq, Greenland (SPX) Aug 10, 2010
After years of concentrated effort, scientists from the North Greenland Eemian Ice Drilling (NEEM) project hit bedrock more than 8,300 feet below the surface of the Greenland ice sheet last week. The project has yielded ice core samples that may offer valuable insights into how the world can change during periods of abrupt warming. Led by Denmark and the United States, and comprised of scientists from 14 countries, the NEEM team has been working to get at the ice near bedrock level because t ... read more

CLIMATE SCIENCE
Lightning bolts a risk for modern jets

Russian analysts assail aerial projects

US Senate legend Stevens killed in Alaska plane crash

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CLIMATE SCIENCE
Russia throws open French warship buy to tender: official

Abraham Lincoln Wraps Up COMPTUEX

Venezuela acquiring Russian submarines

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CLIMATE SCIENCE
Life360 Launches Real-Time Family Tracking App For iPhone

Real-Time Polar Bear News Featured On New Churchill Polar Bears Website

Hunter's iJournal Provides iPhone Users A Way To Improve Their Hunting Skills

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CLIMATE SCIENCE
Google doubles Germans' opt-out deadline for Street View

New Satellite Data Reveals True Decline Of World's Mangrove Forests

An Ocean Of Research Via Satellite

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CLIMATE SCIENCE
USAF Launches First AEHF Satellite

Persistent Wireless Broadband Communications Network For The Battlefield

Mexican navy aircraft to use Telephonics

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