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May 24, 2010
OUTER PLANETS
Ever Farther Across The Ocean Of Space To A Distant And Unknown Shore
Boulder CO (SPX) May 24, 2010
New Horizons is speeding through an ocean of space among the giant planets and the nearly 2.5 billion-mile expanse of the middle solar system. Onboard our spacecraft, all systems are "go" and we continue to speed outward at nearly a million miles per day. Anniversaries are important, and this past January, New Horizons marked its fourth launch anniversary. Also in January, Pluto celebrated the 80th year of its discovery! And as you may already know, New Horizons has passed its main mileage h ... read more

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SHUTTLE NEWS

Atlantis heads back to Earth on final mission
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STELLAR CHEMISTRY

How Binary Stars May Form
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STELLAR CHEMISTRY

Clear New View O A Classic Spiral
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EXO LIFE

Water, Water Everywhere, But Not All Drops Have Life
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Tempur-Pedic Mattress Comparison & Memory Foam Mattress Review

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ATSB: Small Satellite e-novation
TIME AND SPACE

Evidence For Why We Exist
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SPACE SCOPES

Hubble Finds A Star Eating A Planet
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LAUNCH PAD

Ariane 5 Makes History With The ASTRA 3B And COMSATBw-2 Mission
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MARSDAILY

Geometry Drives Launch Date For Mar Science Lab
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PHYSICS NEWS

NASA Moves 'FAST' For Reduced-Gravity Flight Testing Tech Projects
SPACE TRAVEL

Aerojet Validates Engine Design For Orion Crew Exploration Vehicle
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MOON DAILY

Loral Announces Milestone in NASA Ames Project
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GPS NEWS

China To Set Up Independent Satellite Navigation System
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EARTH OBSERVATION

MISR Provides Unique Views Of Gulf Oil Slick
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STELLAR CHEMISTRY

Brightest Galaxies Cluster In A Busy Universe
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EARTH OBSERVATION
SMOS Water Mission Goes Live
Paris, France (ESA) May 24, 2010
ESA's SMOS satellite completed its six-month commissioning this week and formally began operational life. This milestone means the mission is now set to provide much-needed global images of soil moisture and ocean salinity to improve our understanding of the water cycle. The Soil Moisture and Ocean Salinity (SMOS) satellite was launched on 2 November last year, and has since undergone an i ... more

SPACEMART
Lockheed Martin Realigns Commercial Space Systems Structure
Sunnyvale CA (SPX) May 24, 2010
Lockheed Martin Space Systems has aligned its Commercial Space Systems unit within the company's Global Communications Systems business, a new organizational structure designed to enhance synergies and efficiencies in providing advanced communications solutions to government and commercial customers around the globe. As prime contractor for the world's most advanced and secure defense comm ... more

GPS NEWS
Delta IV GPS IIF-01 Launch Rescheduled May 23
Cape Canaveral FL (SPX) May 24, 2010
The launch attempt of the United Launch Alliance Delta IV with the Air Force's Global Positioning System IIF SV-1 satellite (GPS IIF SV-1) is rescheduled for Sunday, May 23. Mission managers expect the telemetry signal issue between the Global Positioning System satellite and the satellite ground support equipment that caused the scrub of Friday's launch attempt to be resolved in time for ... more

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ROCKET SCIENCE

X-51A WaveRider Flight Test On May 25

SPACE TRAVEL

Japan rocket blasts off with 'space yacht' and Venus probe


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SPACE TRAVEL
Engineers investigate grounded MRH90s

Northrop Grumman Teams With EOS For CROWS 3

Delivery Of Saab's Giraffe AMB For British C4ISTAR Programme

SPACE TRAVEL
Israel holds major missile defence drill

Sanctions won't hit Russia's missile sales to Iran: senior politicians

US lawmakers back Israel missile defense aid

SPACE TRAVEL
Tomahawk Remote From 5,000 Miles Away

Raytheon's Standard Missile-6 Program Begins Sea-Based Flight Testing

USAF Force Awards Raytheon Contract For Laser-Guided Maverick

SPACE TRAVEL
France certain about Rafale order

US lifts sanctions on Russians accused of arms sales to Iran

Future of India's Arjun tank looks secure

SPACE TRAVEL
Molecular Robots On The Rise

A Possible New Face Of US Human Space Exploration

Robot helpers may need safety system

SPACE TRAVEL
Campaign to end children being born with HIV by 2015

States back WHO chief against flu pandemic 'smear'

China fines firms over ineffective rabies shots: state media

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NUKEWARS
Iran's Ahmadinejad criticises Russian support for sanctions
Tehran (AFP) May 23, 2010
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad criticised Russia on Sunday for supporting further UN Security Council sanctions against Iran over its nuclear programme, the ISNA news agency reported. "If I was in the place of Russian officials, I would adopt a more careful stance," the agency quoted him as saying after a cabinet meeting. The United States this week succeeded in forging a compromise with the other four permanent members of the Security Council for a fourth round of sanctions against Iran for its ... read more

SPACE TRAVEL
Carmanah Delivers Solar-Powered Perimeter Fence Lighting

WePOWER Launches Solar Thermal Hot Water Taking Advantage Of New Rebates

SEPA Forms Utility Solar Interest Groups

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SPACE TRAVEL
Bangladesh signs nuclear deal with Russia

Iran threatens to drop nuclear fuel deal

Decreased Investments In The Nuclear Energy Market In Fourth Quarter

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SPACE TRAVEL
Obama forms commission to probe oil spill

Viewers flood BP site for live video of Gulf oil leak

Oil spill is 'existential crisis' for BP: top US official

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SPACE TRAVEL
Commentary: Bloody alphabet soup

Pakistan soldier killed in Kashmir border firing: military

Germany sends firepower to Afghanistan

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SPACE TRAVEL
US drone strike kills six in Pakistan: officials

Up, Up And Away With Aerobots

Lynx Block 30 Radar Surpasses 1,000 Mission Hours On Sky Warrior UAS

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