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August 03, 2009
SKorea reschedule first rocket launch to August 11
Seoul (AFP) Aug 1, 2009
South Korea has rescheduled its first space rocket launch from its soil to August 11 after repeatedly postponing it due to technical reasons, officials said Saturday. The Ministry of Education, Science and Technology said South Korea and Russia, a co-builder of the rocket, set the new launch date after talks. "Both sides have set August 11 for blast-off," Kim Hong-Gab, a spokesman for th ... read more

My Decade with Shenzhou
Sydney, Australia (SPX) Aug 03, 2009
2009 will mostly be remembered by space enthusiasts as the 40th anniversary of the first Moonwalk. For me, there's a second but more personal anniversary. I'm celebrating ten years of watching China's exciting buy mysterious human spaceflight program. This has not been an easy or a conventional task, but it's certainly been rewarding. China launched its Shenzhou 1 spacecraft in 1999, publically ... more

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Space shuttle Endeavour lands safely after 16-day mission
Houston, Texas (AFP) July 31, 2009
The shuttle Endeavour descended safely to Earth on Friday, ending a successful 16-day assembly mission to the International Space Station (ISS) with the final piece of Japan's Kibo science laboratory. The seven US, Canadian and Japanese astronauts aboard Endeavour touched down at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida at 10:48 am (1448 GMT). There were concerns that early morning thunder ... more

Sushi and fresh underpants await landed astronaut
Houston, TX (AFP) Aug 03, 2009
The shuttle Endeavour descended safely to Earth on Friday, spelling a feast of sushi and a clean pair of underpants for one Japanese crew member. Endeavour's seven member crew, including Japan's Koichi Wakata, touched down at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida at 10:48 am (1448 GMT). Wakata, adjusting to Earth's gravity after more than four months of weightlessness, told reporters ... more

New robots help humans cope with illness
Valencia, Spain (AFP) Aug 2, 2009
Robots that can cook, dance to Michael Jackson songs or guide the blind are among the gadgets aimed at helping humans cope with illnesses on display in Spain at one of the world's biggest annual gatherings of new technology enthusiasts. Standing 58 centimetres (23 inches) tall and with a plastic shell for a body, a humanoid robot called Nao drew a crowd at the Campus Party in Valencia as it ... more

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  • China bans bad breath in space: report

  • Our Smashing Solar System

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  • Iridium/Boeing Team Completes High Integrity GPS Program Milestones

  • Pluto likely to remain a pariah
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    Field Testing For The Moon
    Washington DC (SPX) Aug 03, 2009
    When President Kennedy announced on Sept. 12, 1962, that the United States would go to the moon before the end of the decade, life and work at NASA changed in monumental ways. By then, NASA had four manned spaceflights under its belt. A trip to the moon would leverage years of spaceflight knowledge, but traveling out of low Earth orbit, past Geosynchronous orbit to the moon, would demand increas ... more

    EAA AirVenture: An Aviator's Dream World
    Oshkosh WI (SPX) Aug 03, 2009
    Aviation enthusiasts seek out certain destinations. There are Paris and Farnborough for the big international crowd, Kill Devil Hills, N.C. for the historians and Oshkosh, Wisc., for those who crave a look at aircraft that are a little different. For a week every summer a small airfield in central Wisconsin is an aviator's dream world. It's been that way for more than half a century, since ... more

    DHS Improves Efficiency With GPS Tracking Systems
    San Luis Obispo CA (SPX) Aug 03, 2009
    Fleet Management Solutions and Iridium Satellite have announced that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Office of Detention and Removal (DRO) has selected FMS Iridium-based vehicle tracking and mobile resource management systems for deployment under a major initiative to optimize efficiency. The FMS tracking equipment and hosted Web software will improve asset readiness, enhance mis ... more

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  • Trimble Construction Manager Improves Asset Management

  • Celevoke Develops Covert Container GPS Tracking And Security System

  • Analysis Of New Approach Trajectories At DLR

  • SpaceX Completes Qualification Of Falcon 9 First Stage Tank And Interstage

  • Putin dives to bottom of world's deepest lake

  • UFO-obsessed Briton loses bid to avoid extradition to US

  • Early return of fishing boat a possibility
  • Myanmar defectors tell Australians of nuclear plans: report
  • Boeing Delivers Harpoon Missiles With Updated Guidance Control
  • Trident II D5 Missile Achieves 127 Successful Test Flights
  • EADS drone back in testing
  • Israeli project protects coastal aquifer
  • People Want Smaller Green Gains Now, Not Bigger Gains Later
  • Infrared cameras reveal ancient city

  • Completion Of First Riser-Drilling Operations In Quake Zone
  • Tiny Sea Creatures Linked To Large-Scale Ocean Mixing
  • Breaking The Law, At The Nanoscale
  • Virtual education... for free
  • Rice Scientists Use Nanomaterials To Grow Flying Carpets
  • Want Responsible Robotics? Start With Responsible Humans
  • Shuttle Endeavour Astronauts Eye Friday Landing
  • Crew Inspects Shuttle And Preps For Landing Friday

  • Spinning Now Helps Standing Later
  • Progress I-67 Docks After Five Day Flight
  • Cosmic Dance Helps Galaxies Lose Weight
  • Another Two Surrey Satellites Launched
  • Study Puts New Spin On Rotation Speed Of Saturn
  • Endeavour to land Friday as planned: NASA
  • SES Astra Signs Capacity Agreement For 31.5 Degrees East
  • Experts Urge Reformulation Of US Space Policy



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