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October 06, 2014

Cassini Watches Mysterious Feature Evolve in Titan Sea
Pasadena CA (JPL) Sep 30, 2014
NASA's Cassini spacecraft is monitoring the evolution of a mysterious feature in a large hydrocarbon sea on Saturn's moon Titan. The feature covers an area of about 100 square miles (260 square kilometers) in Ligeia Mare, one of the largest seas on Titan. It has now been observed twice by Cassini's radar experiment, but its appearance changed between the two apparitions. Images of the feature taken during the Cassini flybys are available a href="http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA18430"> ... read more

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Russia to reopen missile warning station on Crimea Russia will modernise and relaunch a Soviet-era radar station on the Crimean peninsula annexed from Ukraine to provide early warning of missile strikes, a senior defence official said Saturday. ... more		Czechs preparing international tender for air defense radar The Ministry of Defense of the Czech Republic reports it will soon prepare an international tender for 3D mobile air defense radars. ... more		France taps Thales for radar antenna research project Thales, the French technology company, has been tapped by the country's military procurement agency to research next-generation active radar antenna. ... more
				MEADS fire control radar demonstrates capability The fire control radar of the Medium Extended Air Defense System demonstrated its technological maturity during testing in Italy and Germany. ... more		Russia Plans to Boost Space Monitoring Capability by 2018 Russia will build a network of advanced laser-optical and radar stations in the next four years to boost its space object recognition capability, the Defense Ministry said Friday. "The new net ... more

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Raytheon producing backup components for missile defense radar Major sub-components of the AN/TPY-2 Ballistic Missile Defense system's radar are being built as backups to keep the radars running during maintenance periods. ... more		Japan wants its own early-warning planes: report Japan's defence ministry wants to develop its own early-warning aircraft, replacing US-made planes as the Chinese and Russian air forces grow more assertive, a report said Sunday. ... more		EU should consider forming combined military force: defence chief NATO 'far from being in a crisis' over Greenland: top commander 'War is back in vogue,' Pope Leo says		Nanoribbon film keeps glass ice-free Rice University scientists who created a deicing film for radar domes have now refined the technology to work as a transparent coating for glass. The new work by Rice chemist James Tour and his coll ... more
				Program Grows Lasers Directly on Silicon-Based Microchips DARPA's Electronic-Photonic Heterogeneous Integration (E-PHI) program has successfully integrated billions of light-emitting dots on silicon to create an efficient silicon-based laser. The bre ... more		Scientific discoveries during search for missing plane Using sonar, radar and satellite data, investigator still haven't been able to find missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370. What they have found are "seamounts and volcanoes" previously not known to exist. The investigators will continue the search on September 22, and they'll be inspecting 23,000 square miles of ocean to the west of Australia. They plan to use oil sensors to try and detect leaking fuel coming from the plane. ... more

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U.S. military taps Northrop Grumman for new technology Wideband digital antenna technology for new radio frequency sensors using active electronically scanned arrays is to be developed by Northrop Grumman. ... more		Helicopter-Type UAVs May Appear in Russian Navy in One Year Research and development company Radar MMS is waiting for the Russian Navy to place orders for its Breeze, a helicopter-type unmanned flying radar. "If the Navy wants, we are ready to supply i ... more		Japan to test deep sea rare earth mining to cut China reliance Meta partners with US nuclear companies to power AI data centers AI gobbling up memory chips essential to gadget makers		Diehl delivers 4,000th production IRIS-T missile to Sweden The 4,000th production IRIS-T series missile from Dielh Defense of Germany has been delivered to the Swedish military, the company announced. ... more
Stealth wind turbines to become operational in France in 2015 A French company has begun producing stealth wind turbines that mask low-altitude airborne objects and therefore do not interfere with radars. Some elements of the renewable power generators have be ... more		Singapore has full fleet of Alenia Aermacchi trainer planes Singapore has inaugurated its fleet of Alenia Aermacchi M-346 trainer jets used by its Air Force training squadron at a base in France. ... more		Selex ES adds to its radar product line A new surveillance radar system has been introduced by Selex ES at the International Defense Industry Exhibition in Poland. ... more		Migrating birds sprint in spring, but take things easy in autumn Passerine birds, also known as perching birds, that migrate by night tend to fly faster in spring than they do in autumn to reach their destinations. This seasonal difference in flight speed i ... more

	NASA Radar System Surveys Napa Valley Quake Area NASA scientists are planning to conduct an airborne survey of earthquake fault displacements in the Napa Valley area of Northern California, using a sophisticated radar system developed by NASA's Je ... more		Iran unveils new missile, radar systems Iran unveiled a new surface-to-air missile Tuesday and two radar systems it said would improve its defences against "enemies". ... more

Danish PM says Greenland showdown at 'decisive moment' after new Trump threats

Japan aims to dig deep-sea rare earths to reduce China dependence

NATO chief talks Arctic security with Rubio amid US Greenland push

Sentinel-1 poised to monitor motion		Bats bolster brain hypothesis, maybe technology, too		New F-16 configuration features AESA radar		Three Radars are Better than One		Canada's MDA receives radar antennas for satellite use
Snow has thinned on Arctic sea ice		BAE Systems touts its Artisan radar system		US looks to Japan space program to close Pacific communications gap		New integrated bridge systems for destroyers		Northrop completes UAV fuselage for NATO program

Wisconsin mayfly swarm causes car accident

Missile guidance system passes risk reduction test

New Raytheon radar for Navy passes key design reviews

Future Electronics May Depend on Lasers, Not Quartz

Royal Air Force's Tornado aircraft getting new RF jamming pods

USAF orders ground approach radar for Saudi Arabia

Patriot getting enhanced radar capabilities

Saab, Selex ES sign radar contract deal

F-35 jet fire may be isolated problem

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