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June 17, 2010
EARTH OBSERVATION
Use Of Commercial Earth Observation Data To Triple
Paris, France (SPX) Jun 17, 2010
Euroconsult has released a comprehensive study analyzing the mechanisms defense and security agencies will use to satisfy their image intelligence (IMINT) requirements over the coming decade. In its new report "Earth Observation: Defense and Security, World Prospects to 2019," Euroconsult forecasts government procurement of commercial satellite Earth observation (EO) data will reach $2.6 billion by 2019, up from only $735 million in 2009. As governments try to reconcile their increasingly sophisti ... read more

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SPACE SCOPES

Telescope Achieves Major Breakthrough Using Adaptive Optics
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MOON DAILY

Moon Whets Appetite For Water
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IRON AND ICE

Spacecraft Recovered After 7-Year Journey
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JOVIAN DREAMS

Hubble Scrutinises Site Of Mysterious Flash And Missing Cloud Belt On Jupiter
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SPACE SCOPES

VISTA Views The Sculptor Galaxy
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OUTER PLANETS

First Team To Study A Kuiper Belt Object During A Stellar Occultation
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LAUNCH PAD

Iridium And SpaceX Sign Major Commercial Launch Contract
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STATION NEWS

New ISS Crew Members Prepare For Docking
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SPACEMART

Arianespace To Launch The Second Vietnamese Telecommunications Satellite
EARTH OBSERVATION

Polar Scientists Herald Importance Of Satellite Observations
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EARTH OBSERVATION

SpaceX And NSPO Sign Contract To Launch Earth Observation Satellite
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TIME AND SPACE

Massive Black Holes 'Switch On' In Galaxy Collisions
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EARTH OBSERVATION

ISS Keeps Watch On World's Sea Traffic
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TECH SPACE

Asian technology firms bet on a 3D future
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JOVIAN DREAMS
Hubble telescope sheds light on mystery Jupiter flash
Paris (AFP) June 16, 2010
The orbiting Hubble telescope may have explained a mystery streak of light that occurred on the face of Jupiter on June 3, the European Space Agency (ESA) said on Wednesday. Astronomers around the world have been abuzz about the flash, with some speculating the Solar System's biggest planet was whacked by a rogue space rock. The US-European telescope was turned towards Jupiter on June 7, ... more

CONSTELLATIONS
Iridium to launch new telecom satellites
Washington (AFP) June 16, 2010
US-based Iridium Communications Wednesday announced plans to launch a new fleet of satellites for global voice and data communications with Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX). The 492-million-dollar contract is the largest single commercial launch deal ever signed, the companies said, and will allow the telecoms firm to put up a new generation of low-orbit satellites with more capacity. ... more

OUTER PLANETS
Distant rock caught by Earth-bound telescopes
Paris (AFP) June 16, 2010
In a technical feat, astronomers measured the size of a small rock six billion kilometers (3.75 billion miles) away to an accuracy of a few kilometers and found its surface to be a mysterious ice-like white. Years of planning combined with a network of telescopes to grab the first pictures of the Kuiper Belt Object (KBO) through a method of celestial alignment, they reported on Wednesday in ... more

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MARSDAILY

UK Space Agency Funds International Mars Rover

SUPERPOWERS

London cuts defense officials, costs


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SUPERPOWERS
New Micro-Gyro For DARPA Program Continues Development

Elbit Systems Introduces New Dual Remote Weapon Station (DRWS)

MoD Scientists Develop Upgraded Body Armour

SUPERPOWERS
Raytheon Receives Contract To Advance Patriot Capabilities

Boeing And Northrop Grumman Partner For MDA Contract Competition

Emirates ready for $7B THAAD deal

SUPERPOWERS
Raytheon To Develop New Airborne TOW Launcher

Scrapping S-300 deal could cost Moscow

Taiwan to test missile that could reach Beijing: report

SUPERPOWERS
Gates defends arms sales to Taiwan

Eyeing Iran, Saudis upgrade F-15 fleet

Pakistan gets F-16s on stiff conditions

SUPERPOWERS
Robot cat Doraemon's gadgets come to life in Japan show

NASA Expanding Tests Of Star Wars-Inspired "Droids"

Bid to curb oil spill in 'hands' of deepsea robots

SUPERPOWERS
HIV: Nurse-monitored treatment gets OK in S.African trial

The Dilemma Of Plants Fighting Infections

WHO head defends management of swine flu pandemic

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NUKEWARS
Khatami calls for unity against Iran sanctions: website
Tehran (AFP) June 16, 2010
Former president turned opposition backer Mohammad Khatami called Wednesday for Iranian unity against the UN sanctions, which he said were the latest "hostilities" against the Islamic republic. "We must be united in the face of the animosity (sanctions) against us, otherwise how are we to stand against this animosity?" Khatami was quoted as saying on the reformist website Parlemannews.ir. "These hostilities against Iran will only hurt the people and no one can accept these acts against Iran and ... read more

SUPERPOWERS
American Municipal Power and Standard Energy Announce 300MW Solar Energy Development

Sunny outlook for solar industry

Oil Sands Protest Based On Misinformation

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SUPERPOWERS
China nuclear power plant leak exposed

Nuclear power vital to cutting CO2 emissions: report

Small leak at Chinese nuclear plant: HK govt

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SUPERPOWERS
NASA Demonstrates Tsunami Prediction System

Dozens dead, missing in China landslides

Rivals slam BP, admit to emergency response flaws

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SUPERPOWERS
Is the West losing Turkey?

US insists exit strategy in Afghanistan on track

Turkish troops enter Iraq, kill four Kurdish rebels

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SUPERPOWERS
Turkey eyes nine attack choppers, drones

US Army Airship With Unblinking Eye

Israeli UAV deal with Russia stumbles

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