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February 09, 2010
RUSSIAN SPACE
Russia wants to charge more for rides to space: report
Moscow (AFP) Feb 9, 2010
Russia, which is set to hold a monopoly on flights to the international space station (ISS), wants to charge more for rides on its Soyuz rocket, the space agency head said Tuesday. "At a meeting of the space agency chiefs in Tokyo, I want to discuss the maintenance of transport to the station," Roskomos head Anatoly Perminov was quoted by the Interfax news agency as saying. "We have an agreement until 2012 that Russia will be responsible for this. But after that? Excuse me but the prices should ... read more

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SHUTTLE NEWS

NASA Launches Endeavour On Fifth Last Shuttle Mission
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EARTH OBSERVATION

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Panoramic Dome On Its Way To ISS
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European Technology To Complete ISS
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EARTH OBSERVATION

DMCii Welcomes UK-Indonesia Climate Change Partnership
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SHUTTLE NEWS

Endeavour Launch Sparks Early Monday Sunrise
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SPACEMART

SES WORLD SKIES Cooperates With Andean Community
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TECH SPACE

Iran To Unveil Five Space Projects
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LAUNCH PAD
Arianespace Heads Into Another Busy Year
Paris, France (SPX) Feb 09, 2010
Arianespace is laying the groundwork for another busy year with its workhorse Ariane 5, as the first mission of 2010 moves into its second phase of preparations and the follow-on flight's launch vehicle is delivered to French Guiana. The heavy-lift Ariane 5 ECA for Arianespace's kick-off mission of 2010 was transferred from the Spaceport's Launcher Integration Building to the Final Assembl ... more

STATION NEWS
US shuttle delivers panoramic dome to space lab
Cape Canaveral, Florida (AFP) Feb 8, 2010
The US space shuttle Endeavour on Monday soared into orbit carrying an observation deck for the International Space Station, a seven-windowed dome offering breathtaking views. The picture-perfect launch lit up the night sky at 4:14 am (0914 GMT), after a first attempt was scrubbed on Sunday due to heavy clouds over the launch pad in Cape Canaveral, Florida. The spacecraft and its crew o ... more

TIME AND SPACE
Atom Smasher To Jump Straight To Maximum Energy
Moscow, Russia (RIA Novosti) Feb 09, 2010
The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) will jump straight to its maximum energy without any medium-energy proton collisions, the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) has said on its website. Experts, who gathered in Chamonix last week, revised the previous schedule according to which first physicists at the LHC were to switch to medium-energy beam collisions of 10 TeV this summer, fo ... more

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RUSSIAN SPACE

Soyuz 100 Times More Reliable Than Shuttle

SOLAR SCIENCE

Solar Dynamics Observatory: The 'Variable Sun' Mission


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SOLAR SCIENCE
The Arjun tank faces it biggest trial

Geodesic Dome Phased-Array Antenna Demonstrates TT and C Capacity

Air Force-Funded Research Is Shattering Traditional Notions Of Laser Limits

SOLAR SCIENCE
Russian ire over U.S. missiles in Romania

Moscow 'concerned' by US-Romania missile shield deal

Romania to host U.S. missiles

SOLAR SCIENCE
Iran to make missile system better than Russian: airforce

USAF Awards Raytheon Contract For Infrared-Guided Maverick Missiles

Iran opens two new missile plants

SOLAR SCIENCE
China-born aerospace engineer gets 15 years for spying

Russia displaces U.S. as Latin arms source

NATO agrees steps to fill yawning budget gap

SOLAR SCIENCE
NASA And GM Take Giant Leap In Robotic Technology

Animal rights group wants 'Robohog Day'

S.Korean scientists develop walking robot maid

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Freeze on HIV spending sparks concern in Africa

Global swine flu death toll falls in past week: WHO

Britain to close swine flu unit as pandemic fades

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STATION NEWS
Progress Docks With ISS
Moscow, Russia (SPX) Feb 08, 2010
Approach to the space station, its fly-around, stationkeeping and docking were performed in automatic mode. The initial contact with the docking port on the instrumentation and propulsion compartment of the Zvezda Service Module of the ISS Russian Segment (RS) occurred at 07:26 Moscow Time. The crew of Expedition 22 to ISS working on-board the space station monitored the process of rendezvous and docking. All the dynamic operations were performed by mission control specialists under the supervisio ... read more

SOLAR SCIENCE
Hawaii aims to become green energy leader

Shedding New Light On City Of Sustainability

AREVA To Acquire US Solar Company Ausra

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SOLAR SCIENCE
Russia, China agree on nuclear construction cost: report

Iran to inform IAEA of higher uranium enrichment plan

Iran has notified IAEA of uranium enrichment plans: envoy

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SOLAR SCIENCE
UN halts handouts at Haiti site amid fears of graft

Haiti aid effort hit by fake coupon scam

12 feared dead after ship sinks in China's Yangtze

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SOLAR SCIENCE
Two NATO soldiers killed in Afghanistan bombing

US Marines gear up for major Afghan assault

Taliban defiant as Afghans flee ahead of assault

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SOLAR SCIENCE
Iran opens two production lines to make drones: report

Tuning In To Multispectral and Polarimetric Target Detection

New Simulation Capability Aids Cooperative UAV Research

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