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June 01, 2010
GPS NEWS
Russia And US To Create First Joint Satellite Navigation Venture
Moscow, Russia (RIA Novosti) Jun 01, 2010
The Russian Space Systems corporation and the U.S. Trimble Navigation Group have signed an agreement to create a joint satellite navigation venture in Russia, the Russian company has said. Each of the companies will hold a 50% stake in the Rusnavgeoset company, which will produce Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) geodetic network infrastructure systems, a statement posted on Russian Space Systems' website said. "This high-technology, innovative sphere of activities directly contribut ... read more

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SPACE SCOPES

Novel Observing Mode On XMM-Newton Opens New Perspectives On Galaxy Clusters
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ROCKET SCIENCE

Versatile Small-Scale Rocket Motor Test Evaluates New Materials
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STELLAR CHEMISTRY

Bursting 'Bubbles' - The Origin Of Galactic Gas Clouds
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SOLAR SCIENCE

Hinode Discovers The Origin Of White Light Flare
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ATSB: Small Satellite e-novation
EARTH OBSERVATION

Phytoplankton Bloom In The North Atlantic
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MARSDAILY

Mars Was Wet But Was It Warm
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IRON AND ICE

Post-Mortem Of A Comet
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STATION NEWS

New space station crew will bid farewell to shuttle
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JOVIAN DREAMS

Europa's Churn Leads To Oxygen Burn
SPACE TRAVEL

LightSail: Firming Up The Spacecraft Design
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MARSDAILY

Opportunity's Solar Panels Get Minor Cleaning
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MOON DAILY

MSU Robot Digs Most Moon Dirt
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SOLAR SCIENCE

Judith Lean Discusses Solar Variability
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TECH SPACE

Sharp unveils 3D televisions in Japan
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SPACE TRAVEL
Train Like An Astronaut
Paris, France (SPX) Jun 01, 2010
ESA and its partners are launching a new kind of fitness initiative using the example of space explorers to promote exercise and healthy nutrition to young people worldwide. 'Mission X: Train Like an Astronaut' is boarding now in eight countries. Kids: throw away the remote control, leave the Internet to run without you for a while and swap your burger for blueberries! Easier said than don ... more

TECH SPACE
NASA Completes Critical Design Review Of One Landsat Instrument
Greenbelt MD (SPX) May 28, 2010
NASA engineers have begun building hardware for a new Landsat satellite instrument that helps monitor water consumption - an important capability in the U.S. West where precipitation is sparse and water rights are allocated - now that they have passed an independent review of the instrument's design and integration and testing methods. "Having received the green light on our design during ... more

TECH SPACE
Taiwan's Asustek launches tablet computers
Taipei (AFP) May 31, 2010
Taiwan's Asustek unveiled a new tablet device Monday combining an e-notepad and e-book reader as Taipei prepares to host Asia's biggest information technology trade fair. With prices starting at 199 US dollars, the Eee Tablet "allows users to write on the screen just the way people write on their notebooks," a company spokesman told a news conference. It also "features the functions of m ... more

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TECH SPACE

Small Near-Earth Object Probably A Rocket Part

ROCKET SCIENCE

Indian Rockets To Soon Use Atmospheric Oxygen As Fuel


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ROCKET SCIENCE
Russia To Test New Model Of Kalashnikov Assault Rifle In 2011

Textron Tactical RPG Airbag Protection System Demos Maturity And Performance

Ocelot Down Selected For Australian Vehicle Competition

ROCKET SCIENCE
Russia demands explanation for US missiles in Poland

Russia unhappy with US missiles in Poland

First US Patriot missile battery in Poland: embassy

ROCKET SCIENCE
Bulava Probe Results Ready For Russian Government Review

LockMart Dedicates New PAC-3 Missile Facility

US Patriot missile unit deploys in Poland, Russia bristles

ROCKET SCIENCE
EU bids to ban export of hunting rifles

Aussie vehicle makers eye PMV contract

US House approves annual military spending blueprint

ROCKET SCIENCE
Robots Walking And Running Better

Molecular Robots On The Rise

A Possible New Face Of US Human Space Exploration

ROCKET SCIENCE
Swiss defend swine flu vaccine purchase

Anti-HIV drugs slash risk of virus transmission by 92 percent

Campaign to end children being born with HIV by 2015

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ROBO SPACE
Robots Walking And Running Better
Corvallis OR (SPX) May 28, 2010
Researchers at Oregon State University have made an important fundamental advance in robotics, in work that should lead toward robots that not only can walk and run effectively, but use little energy in the process. By achieving an optimal approach with robotic mechanisms, studies are moving closer to robots that could take on dangerous missions in the military, create prosthetic limbs for humans that work much better, or even help some people who use wheelchairs to gain "walking" abilities. ... read more

ROCKET SCIENCE
AUO And Sunpower To Jointly Invest In Solar Cell Manufacturing Facility In Malaysia

Apollo Solar Energy Signs To Build Solar Power Stations

Suntech Enters Promising UK Market

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ROCKET SCIENCE
Decreased Investments In The Nuclear Energy Market In Fourth Quarter

Areva says it will halt depleted uranium shipments to Russia

Brazil poised to attain uranium autonomy

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ROCKET SCIENCE
Haitian women get beauty makovers in tent cities

Plan for barrier island against oil spill approved

Obama denies government botched oil spill response

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ROCKET SCIENCE
Georgia ruling party heads for landslide local polls win

Kurdish rebel rocket attack kills seven at Turkish navy base

USS Eisenhower, 'critical component' in anti-Taliban fight

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ROCKET SCIENCE
Boeing Receives First F-16 For Conversion Into QF-16 Aerial Drone

Boeing Conducts Test Flight Of ScanEagle Compressed Carriage

US Air Force tests hypersonic UAV

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