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March 25, 2002
DRAGON SPACE
China Launches Third Shenzhou
Beijing - Mar 25, 2002
China has successfully launched its third unmanned space vehicle, the country's official newsagency reported late Monday. According to Xinhua reports, the "Shenzhou III" blasted off Monday night at 2215 local time (1415 GMT) from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest China's Gansu Province.
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    SPACEMART
    DirecTV Powers Ahead With New Subscribers
    El Segundo Mar 21, 2002
    Hughes Electronics Corporation, the world's leading provider of digital television entertainment, broadband services, satellite-based private business networks, and global video and data broadcasting, announced today that it is updating first quarter 2002 guidance for its DirecTV service in the United States.
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    France Telecom Disconnects Satellite Stakes Following Record $7.3 Billion Loss
    Paris (AFP) March 21, 2002
    France Telecom, once a leading light for small French shareholders venturing into stocks, plumbed the depths of the high-tech shakeout on Thursday with a record loss of 8.28 billion euros.
  • Pakistan Plans ComSat By Year End
  • Satcom Market Set to Decline
  • Europe Pushes Ahead With New GPS System Dubbed Galileo
  • Telenor Dedicates New Company To Manage Maritime Sector

  • SPACE TRAVEL
    Russian Cargo Spaceship Docks With International Space Station
    Moscow - Mar 24, 2001
    A Russian Progress MI-8 cargo spaceship successfully joined up with the International Space Station (ISS) late Sunday, Russian space officials said.
  • Atlantis On Pad With New Engines
  • Designing Ecosystems For Space
  • Europe Offers Local Firms Money For ISS Research Projects

  • TECH SPACE
    Robotic Eye Will Save Millions Automating Drill Core Sampling
    Sydney - Mar 21, 2002
    Australian scientists have developed what is believed to be the world's first automatic system for mapping the minerals in drill cores, with potential to save the mining industry millions of dollars.
  • Scientists Do First DNA Field Tests on Antarctic Microbes
  • A New Form of Matter
  • Using Light Power To Control Space Scopes
  • Fractals Offer Breakthrough in Array Antennas

  • EARTH OBSERVATION
    Taiwan To Receive Chinese Weather Sat Data
    Tokyo - Mar 24, 2002
    In an unusual chance for cooperation between Taiwan and China, the meteorological agency in Taiwan is set to receive data and imagery from the Fengyun-2B (FY-2B, Fengyun means "Wind and Cloud") metsat which belongs to the People's Republic of China (PRC).
  • Global Observations Tools Key To Understanding Earth's Climate
  • QuickBird Goes Commercial
  • Digital Photos From Solar Airplane To Improve Coffee Harvest

  • MISSILE NEWS
    US Army Tests Research Missile BAT
    Huntsville - Mar 21, 2002
    A U.S. Army and Northrop Grumman Corporation team has conducted a successful flight test of the Pre-Planned Product Improved (P3I) Brilliant Anti-armor Submunition (BAT) at White Sands Missile Range, N.M. This was the first in a series of 12 drop tests of a recoverable version of the P3I BAT (RBAT).
  • Pac-3 Missile Defense Scores Successful Intercepts
  • Wolfowitz Says Missile Defense Shows "Impressive Success"
  • US Might Buy Russian Missiles

  • NUKEWARS
    US 'Deadly Serious' About Iraq Not Acquiring Nukes Warns Cheney
     Washington - Mar 24, 2002
    Vice President Dick Cheney on Sunday reiterated that Washington was "deadly serious" about preventing Baghdad from acquiring nuclear weapons and downplayed the importance of sending UN weapons inspectors back to Iraq.
  • China Hails Own Strategic Nuclear Missile Force
  • Russia Lays To Rest The Last Sailors From The Kursk
  • Britain's Nuclear Deterrence Policy Remains Unchanged
  • US Refuses To Certify NKorea On Nuclear Deal

  • SPACEWAR
  • China Hails Own Strategic Nuclear Missile Force
  • Boeing To Update GPS 2F Satellites

  • CIVIL NUCLEAR
  • Sweden Wrestles With Nuclear Phase-Out
  • Russia Awash In Nuclear Leftovers
  • Armenia Courts Disaster To Keep The Lights On
  • Russia Edges Closer To Importing Of Nuclear Waste

  • LAUNCH PAD
  • New Skies Bird Shipped For April launch
  • Russia Launches Satellites On US-German Climate Mission
  • Atlas 2 Launches NASA Data Bird

  • EL NINO WATCH
  • Wind Shift Fans El Nino
  • The Cost Of El Nino
  • El Nino Awakens

  • NANO TECH
  • Flexible Ceramics At The NanoScale
  • Growing Nanowires By The Branch
  • New World Of Nanoelectronics May Arrive Soon

  • ROCKET SCIENCE
  • Atlas 5 Rolled Out For Pad Tests
  • Unexpected Explosion Keeps Pakhomov "Waiting"
  • Ion Engines Slowly But Surely Salvage Artemis

  • SPACE.WIRE