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April 12, 2015
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Guardians of the Galaxy: Russia Creates International Space Patrol
Moscow (Sputnik) Apr 12, 2015
Russia's Ministry of Defense on April 1 established the Aerospace Monitoring Forces (AMF) tasked with providing security to spacecraft and the International Space Station (ISS) and enforcing international rules of space conduct. The military corps, dubbed the Space Patrol by the Russian media, will carry out joint missions in cooperation with similar forces under development in other countries across the globe, including the United States, China and Germany. The United Nations welcomed Russi ... read more
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ROCKET SCIENCE

NASA selects proposals for ultra-lightweight material development
NASA has selected three proposals to develop and manufacture ultra-lightweight (ULW) materials for future aerospace vehicles and structures. The proposals will mature advanced technologies that will ... more
ROBO SPACE

DARPA Seeks to Create Software Systems That Could Last 100 Years
As modern software systems continue inexorably to increase in complexity and capability, users have become accustomed to periodic cycles of updating and upgrading to avoid obsolescence-if at some co ... more
SOLAR SCIENCE

Seasonal, year-long cycles seen on the sun
Our sun is constantly changing. It goes through cycles of activity - swinging between times of relative calm and times when frequent explosions on its surface can fling light, particles and energy o ... more
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TIME AND SPACE

Unravelling relativistic effects in the heaviest actinide element
An international collaboration led by the research group of superheavy elements at the Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA), Tokai, Japan has achieved the ionization potential measurement of lawrencium ... more


ROBO SPACE

Saucers, totes, cans, passion and dedication shape local students at JSC
Flying saucers have landed at Johnson Space Center-and they are taking over the minds of our youth. OK, so they are not really flying saucers. Those landed a few years back. Actually, this year they ... more
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MISSILE DEFENSE

Romania 'Agression Platform' Against Russia With US Missile Defense Systems
Alexander Mosesov - The planned deployment of the shore-based Aegis command and control component of the US Ballistic Missile Defense (BMD) system in Romania is turning the country into a platform f ... more
IRON AND ICE

ALMA captures Juno traveling through space
A series of images made with the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) provides an unprecedented view of the surface of Juno, one of the largest members of our solar system's main aste ... more
Military Space News, Nuclear Weapons, Missile Defense
UN atomic chief urges Iran to take 'concrete' steps for cooperation
Belarus holds snap inspection of nuclear arms carriers
China suspected in cyberattack on UK defence ministry
SPACE TRAVEL

May I go to space once more asks Brian Duffy
Space is always on the mind of a veteran NASA astronaut Brian Duffy. The key figure in an aerospace company Orbital ATK and a Space Shuttle commander is extremely keen on flying to space again. The ... more
MILTECH

New DARPA Programs Simultaneously Test Limits of Technology, Credulity
Less than one week after releasing Breakthrough Technologies for National Security, DARPA's latest summary of the Agency's mission, accomplishments and funding priorities for extending its legacy of ... more
SPACEMART

France, India to Boost Space Cooperation, Other Joint Projects
In June 2014, an Indian rocket put into orbit five foreign satellites, including one built by France. "We will further our cooperation in the field of space. We will sign more joint cooperatio ... more
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EXO LIFE

Aliens Are Probably Huge 650-Pound Creatures
New research proposes that if intelligent life outside Earth's atmosphere exists, chances are it's enormous. The findings from University of Barcelona cosmologist Dr. Fergus Simpson are based ... more
STELLAR CHEMISTRY

Our Sun came late to the Milky Way's star-birth party
In one of the most comprehensive multi-observatory galaxy surveys yet, astronomers find that galaxies like our Milky Way underwent a stellar "baby boom," churning out stars at a prodigious rate, abo ... more
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Chimps learn and improve tool-using skills even as adults
International SWOT Mission Can Improve Flood Prediction
NASA Advances Climate Research with New Earth System Explorers Program Proposals
MERCURY RISING

Comms system critical to delaying MESSENGER's Mercury impact
MESSENGER's orbit-correction maneuver on April 6 was a nail biter. It was the 15th such maneuver since the spacecraft entered orbit about Mercury in 2011, and the third in a series of increasingly r ... more
MARSDAILY

Mars has belts of glaciers consisting of frozen water
Mars has distinct polar ice caps, but Mars also has belts of glaciers at its central latitudes in both the southern and northern hemispheres. A thick layer of dust covers the glaciers, so they appea ... more
MOON DAILY

A new view of the moon's formation
Within the first 150 million years after our solar system formed, a giant body roughly the size of Mars struck and merged with Earth, blasting a huge cloud of rock and debris into space. This cloud ... more
EXO WORLDS

Small solar eruptions can have profound effects on unprotected planets
While no one yet knows what's needed to build a habitable planet, it's clear that the interplay between the sun and Earth is crucial for making our planet livable - a balance between a sun that prov ... more
CHIP TECH

Future electronics based on carbon nanotubes
The exceptional properties of tiny molecular cylinders known as carbon nanotubes have tantalized researchers for years because of the possibility they could serve as a successors to silicon in layin ... more

TECH SPACE

Heat-Converting Material Patents Licensed
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, California, has licensed patents on high-temperature thermoelectric materials to Evident Technologies, Troy, New York, which provides these kinds of mater ... more
CHIP TECH

Carbon nanotube computing
As we approach the miniaturization limits of conventional electronics, alternatives to silicon-based transistors--the building blocks of the multitude of electronic devices we've come to rely on--ar ... more
Training Space Professionals Since 1970

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EXO WORLDS

The Solar System and Beyond is Awash in Water

MARSDAILY

Mars' dust-covered glacial belts may contain tons of water

ROBO SPACE

Home Away From Home: NASA Spider-Droids to Build in Space

STELLAR CHEMISTRY

Hubble finds phantom objects near dead quasars

OUTER PLANETS

NASA Extends Campaign for Public to Name Features on Pluto

IRON AND ICE

Dawn in Excellent Shape One Month After Ceres Arrival

SKY NIGHTLY

ALMA Sees Einstein Ring in Stunning Image of Lensed Galaxy

STATION NEWS

NASA Extends Lockheed Martin Contract To Prepare Critical Cargo For ISS

SUPERPOWERS

US, Japan trust each other but both wary of China: poll

WATER WORLD

Next-gen temperature sensor to measure ocean dynamics

New study hints at spontaneous appearance of primordial DNA

Moon formed when young Earth and little sister collided

Wanted: a mission name for astronaut Thomas

Black holes don't erase information, scientists say

Cornell plays key role surfing for gravitational waves

Team Returning Orbiter to Duty After Computer Swap

Dusty substructure in a galaxy far far away

Hunting Hidden Treasures: Antarctic Meteorites Arrive at JSC

Rogozin vows spaceport to be completed without more scandals

NASA advances composite materials for aircraft of the future

Supernova crime scene shows a single white dwarf to blame

Amazon gives new power to personal assistant, 'Alexa'

How To Train Your Astronauts

Life Needs An Atmosphere, But How Much Is Too Much

Oxygen-depleted oceans had key role in mass extinction over 200M years ago

Carbon was critical to ocean life's survival 252 million years ago

New research may improve solar storm predictions

Planned Maneuver Further Extends MESSENGER Orbital Operations

First ASU-built space instrument ready for final lab tests

Canada Grants Kiev Access to Sophisticated Satellite Imagery

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