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October 14, 2009
Circus tycoon recalls 'amazing ride' in space
Star City, Russia (AFP) Oct 13, 2009
Canadian billionaire space tourist Guy Laliberte spoke with wonder Tuesday about his two-week voyage in space, calling his experience an amazing ride while admitting he had on occasion felt queasy. "Everything was an amazing ride and I would go back up there right now to do it again," Laliberte, the 50-year-old founder of circus show Cirque du Soleil, told a press conference at Star City ... read more

UP Aerospace, Lockheed Martin Launch From Spaceport America
Upham NM (SPX) Oct 14, 2009
New Mexico Spaceport Authority (NMSA) officials announced a successful launch of a test flight vehicle for Lockheed Martin by UP Aerospace from Spaceport America on Saturday, October 10. The brief test flight was a non-public, unpublished event at the request of Lockheed Martin, who is testing proprietary advanced launch technologies. "Saturday's launch successfully lifted off at 9:45 a.m. ... more

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"Barcelona Process" Established To Guide Search For Habitable Exoplanets
Barcelona, Spain (SPX) Oct 14, 2009
Exoplanet scientists from around the world gathered in Barcelona from September 14 to 18 to debate and reach a consensus on defining guidelines for a new roadmap with the ultimate objective of finding habitable, and potentially inhabited, planets outside of our Solar System. In addition they reached an agreement on an appropriate framework for developing such an initiative. ... more

Ball Aerospace Completes STPSat-2 Satellite Pre-Shipment Review
Boulder CO (SPX) Oct 14, 2009
Ball Aerospace and Technologies has successfully completed a comprehensive pre-shipment review for STPSat-2, the first spacecraft for the Department of Defense (DoD) Space Test Program Standard Interface Vehicle (STP-SIV) program. Launch of the vehicle is scheduled for the second quarter of 2010 on a Minotaur IV rocket from Alaska's Kodiak Launch Complex. The pre-shipment review was ... more

ATK Breaks Ground On Large Expansion Of Goleta California Facility
Goleta CA (SPX) Oct 14, 2009
Alliant Techsystems broke ground yesterday on a 25,000 square foot expansion of the company's facility in Goleta, California. The expanded operations will support NASA's human space flight program, as well as global weather satellites and possible future spacecraft missions. A number of local and state officials attended the ground breaking, including and Congresswoman Lois Capps ... more

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  • Sky Merger Yields Sparkling Dividends

  • Russia Designing Rocket For Manned Flights From New Space Center

  • Philadelphia PD Meets Mission Demands With GIS

  • China, Germany Build Astronomical Observatory In Tibet

  • Blue Sky Network Chosen To Track Mecca Pilgrimage Flights

  • Russia Plans To Launch Three Glonass Satellites On October 29
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    NASA And GEO To Address Abu Dhabi's Global Space Technology Forum
    Abu Dhabi, UAE (SPX) Oct 14, 2009
    For the first time, senior representatives from NASA and the Group on Earth Observations (GEO) are heading to the UAE to address high-level delegates from the region's space industry at a forum dedicated to space technology. Michael O'Brien, Assistant Administrator for External Relations at NASA, will deliver the keynote address on the opening day of the Global Space Technology Forum ... more

    India's Ocean Satellite Relays Images, Data
    Bangalore, India (PTI) Oct 14, 2009
    India's latest remote sensing satellite Oceansat-2 has begun beaming "good quality" images of the earth and relaying data on sea surface wind speed and direction, the space agency said on Monday. The 960 kg spacecraft was launched on board the polar satellite launch vehicle (PSLV-C14) from spaceport Sriharikota, about 90 km north-east of Chennai on September 23, with three scientific ... more

    Tuning Gas Turbines By Satellite
    Mumbai, India (SPX) Oct 14, 2009
    In the first ever project of its type, GE Oil and Gas is using satellite connections to customer sites for the remote tuning and testing of gas turbine combustion systems at eleven (11) pipeline stations owned by Reliance Gas Transportation Infrastructure Limited (RGTIL) of Mumbai, India. The unique approach is enabling the project to be implemented with significantly more speed, whilst ... more

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  • Space-Age Safety: How GPS Satellites Could Help Prevent Auto Accidents

  • Boeing Advanced Tactical Laser Strikes Moving Target In Test

  • India tests nuclear-capable missiles

  • NKorea missile tests breach UN resolutions: Seoul

  • Klaus, the arch eurosceptic holding up Lisbon Treaty

  • India, China spar over PM visit to disputed region

  • 'Positive interest' by US for Iran talks: Ahmadinejad aide
  • NKorea agrees to talks with SKorea: ministry
  • Russia declines Iran sanctions pledge on Clinton visit
  • Tropical Storm Patricia churns toward Baja California
  • Water shortages causes 100,000 to flee homes in Iraq: UN
  • Kashmir glaciers shrinking at 'alarming' speed: study
  • New Way To Monitor Faults May Help Predict Earthquakes
  • Oldest Hominid Skeleton Provides New Evidence For Human Evolution

  • The Fall Of The Maya: "They Did It To Themselves"
  • Global warming to triple heavy rain over Taiwan: scientist
  • GM head sees China remaining top car market
  • French govt presses EDF over spent nuclear fuel in Russia
  • Belgium extends lifetime of its reactors
  • Australia rules out nuclear power
  • Space For Sustainable Peace And Progress
  • The Sixth Ariane 5 For Launch In 2009 Delivered

  • Virginia Deploys Enterprise GIS For Crisis Management
  • WorldView-2 Satellite Features Key Processing Electronics From SwRI
  • Magyar Televizio Selects Eutelsat's EUROBIRD 9A Satellite
  • Hughes Provides Mexican Ministry With HN Broadband Satellite System
  • How Do We Know That Planets Exist Outside Our Solar System
  • Harris Launches Next-Gen Maritime Satellite Service Based On iDirect Platform
  • Lee Myung-bak: More Cooperation Needed To Develop Space Technology
  • G Madhavan Nair Takes Over As President Of IAA



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