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August 09, 2016

A new generation of electron devices makes waves, trillions of them each second
Washington DC (SPX) Aug 03, 2016
Normal radios operate in kilohertz (kHz) and megahertz (MHz) frequencies, bandwidths corresponding to electromagnetic oscillations in the thousands and millions of cycles per second ranges, respectively. Upping the ante, cell phones and radar systems operate in the billions of cycles per second range-that is, gigahertz (GHz) frequencies. But no one has managed to push radiofrequency technology into the trillions of cycles per second, or Terahertz (THz), range. With the Terahertz (THz) Electr ... read more

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China installs radar in disputed waters: Japanese media China has installed a radar with potential military functions in a disputed area of the East China Sea, Japanese media said Sunday, in the latest flare-up of tensions between the two countries. ... more		CryoSat sets new standard for measuring sea levels Trying to measure sea levels around rugged coastlines is not always an easy task. ESA's CryoSat satellite is making a difference with its radar altimeter. Sea level is a very sensitive indicator of ... more		Raytheon gets $130 million missile defense contract modification Raytheon Integrated Defense Systems has been awarded a $132 million contract modification for work on the Ballistic Missile Defense System's X-band radar. ... more
				U.S. Army delivers Q-36 Firefinder radar to Ukrainian military The U.S. Army delivered AN-TPQ-36 Firefinder radar systems to the Ukrainian military, the service's Security Assistance Command said Wednesday. ... more		Lockheed Martin's INFIRNO sensor makes first Black Hawk flight Lockheed Martin's INFIRNO sensor system recently completed its maiden flight on an H-60 Black Hawk helicopter, the company announced. ... more

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Better understanding post-earthquake fault movement Preparation and good timing enabled Gareth Funning and a team of researchers to collect a unique data set following the 2014 South Napa earthquake that showed different parts of the fault, sometimes ... more		New record in microwave detection Aalto University scientists have broken the world record by fourteen fold in the energy resolution of thermal photodetection. The record was made using a partially superconducting microwave detector ... more		ICEYE satellite data accelerates flood relief in southern Brazil Massive Boulders Ejected During DART Mission Complicate Future Asteroid Deflection Efforts Peatland restoration shows measurable climate benefits in under a decade		Raytheon, USAF test small diameter bomb II system Raytheon and the U.S. Air Force are beginning to flight test the Small Diameter Bomb II, or SDB II, in coordinate attack and laser illuminated attack modes, the company said Monday. ... more
				Raytheon to help develop new Army radar Raytheon has received a $1.1 million grant from the Army Research Laboratory to develop technology for the Army's next-generation radar program, the company announced Monday. ... more		Raytheon's air and missile defense radar to be tested Raytheon has delivered the first AN/SPY-6(V) air and missile defense radar early to the U.S. Navy's Pacific Missile Range Facility in Hawaii, the company announced Thursday. ... more

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State Dept. approves $300 million parts sale to Israel The U.S. State Department has approved a proposed $300 million sale of excess SH-60F Sea Hawk helicopter equipment and support to Israel. ... more		Teaching drones about the birds and the bees Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) of the future will be able to visually coordinate their flight and navigation just like birds and flying insects do, without needing human input, radar or even GPS sa ... more		Tens of millions of tons of nanoplastics detected adrift in North Atlantic Drone swarm explores turbulent airflows near wind turbines Robot autonomously completes complex surgery guided by voice and video		Chinese, Japanese warplanes in close encounter Beijing and Tokyo were at loggerheads Tuesday over accusations Japanese warplanes locked their fire control radar onto Chinese aircraft, as state-run Chinese media said the country needed to be ready for "military confrontation" elsewhere. ... more
Lockheed's Q-53 shows drone tracking capability Lockheed Martin's AN/TPQ-53 counterfire radar recently demonstrated its ability to identify and track drones and pass that information to a command and control node, a key capability as battle spaces increasingly become crowded with new air threats, the company announced Monday. ... more		More wind power added to French grid A French energy company said Friday it commissioned one of the most powerful wind farms of its kind in the country, equipped with "stealth" technology. ... more		N.Korean missile reached 1,000 kilometre-altitude: Japan One of two powerful medium-range missiles launched by North Korea on Wednesday reached an altitude of 1,000 kilometres (620 miles), Japan's defence ministry said, with analysts saying that accomplishment is sufficient to label it a "success". ... more		Below the Radar: Russia's S-400, S-500 Set to Become Invisible to Enemies In an age when stealth is the game-changing capability everyone aspires to achieve, Russia's top-of-the-line air defense systems, the S-400 and the S-500, will receive an upgrade that will allow the ... more

	Serco gets $38 million missile radar contract Serco has been awarded a $38 million U.S. Army contract to upgrade the High Altitude Electromagnetic Pulse, or HEMP, protection portion of the Ballistic Missile Early Warning System radar, the company announced Friday. ... more		Giant sinkholes near West Texas oil patch towns are growing Residents of Wink and neighboring Kermit have grown accustomed to the two giant sinkholes that sit between their small West Texas towns. But now radar images taken of the sinkholes by an orbiting sp ... more

ICEYE satellite data accelerates flood relief in southern Brazil

Massive Boulders Ejected During DART Mission Complicate Future Asteroid Deflection Efforts

Peatland restoration shows measurable climate benefits in under a decade

Thales unveils Ground Master 60 mobile radar		Danish parliament approves F-35 buy		Interest in IAI's Drone Guard counter-drone system grows		Mapping that sinking feeling		Slowing of landslide flows reflects California's drying climate
SpaceDataHighway: first laser transmission of an image taken by the Sentinel 1A satellite		Multifunction Phase Array Radar (MPAR)		SwRI scientists discover evidence of ice age at Martian north pole		BAE gets U.S. Air Force radar contract		NASA Radar Finds Ice Age Record in Mars' Polar Cap

FLIR Systems launches ground surveillance products

Study Helps Explain Sea Ice Differences at Earth's Poles

Idea That US's New Destroyer is 'Invisible' is a 'Fairy Tale for Fools'

New Study Maps Rate of New Orleans Sinking

NATO may take on new air surveillance role in IS fight

Lockheed, Indra conduct test of new radar system

Paramount announces armed ISR aircraft

Cobham announces new GaN-based solid state technology

Radar integration effort starts to improve ISR capabilities

Iran equipped with Russian missile system: defence minister

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