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October 28, 2014

NASA Team Proposes to Use Laser to Track Orbital Debris
Greenbelt MD (SPX) Oct 28, 2014
As participation in space exploration grows worldwide, so does the impact of orbital debris - man-made "space junk" that poses significant hazards to live spacecraft and astronauts should they cross paths and collide. Barry Coyle and Paul Stysley, laser researchers at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, want to develop a method to define and track orbital debris using laser ranging - a promising approach that could overcome shortfalls with passive optical and radar technique ... read more

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US Suppliers' Fight Over Military Contract to Take Months to Resolve US Military Supplier Northrop Grumman and its rival Raytheon will not get a resolution until next year, regarding their contract battle over the newest ground based radar system for the US Air Force ... more		SM-6 interceptors down targets using remote targeting data U.S. Navy Standard Missile 6 interceptors recently destroyed low-altitude supersonic and subsonic targets using remote data for targeting. ... more		Mapping drone prompts China to scramble fighter jets: report China deployed more than 1,200 troops and scrambled fighter jets in response to an unauthorised flight near Beijing airport by what turned out to be a mapping drone, state-run media reported Thursday. ... more
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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

Czechs preparing international tender for air defense radar		Cassini Watches Mysterious Feature Evolve in Titan Sea		France taps Thales for radar antenna research project		MEADS fire control radar demonstrates capability		Russia Plans to Boost Space Monitoring Capability by 2018
Raytheon producing backup components for missile defense radar		Japan wants its own early-warning planes: report		Nanoribbon film keeps glass ice-free		Program Grows Lasers Directly on Silicon-Based Microchips		Scientific discoveries during search for missing plane

U.S. military taps Northrop Grumman for new technology

Helicopter-Type UAVs May Appear in Russian Navy in One Year

Diehl delivers 4,000th production IRIS-T missile to Sweden

Stealth wind turbines to become operational in France in 2015

Singapore has full fleet of Alenia Aermacchi trainer planes

Selex ES adds to its radar product line

Migrating birds sprint in spring, but take things easy in autumn

NASA Radar System Surveys Napa Valley Quake Area

Iran unveils new missile, radar systems

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

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