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January 07, 2016

Lab discovery gives glimpse of conditions found on other planets
Edinburgh, UK (SPX) Jan 07, 2016
Scientists have recreated an elusive form of the material that makes up much of the giant planets in our solar system, and the sun. Experiments have given a glimpse of a previously unseen form of hydrogen that exists only at extremely high pressures - more than 3 million times that of Earth's atmosphere. Hydrogen - which is among the most abundant elements in the Universe - is thought to be found in this high-pressure form in the interiors of Jupiter and Saturn. Researchers around the world ... read more

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MBRSC complete final design of KhalifaSat engineering model MBRSC announced the final design completion of the KhalifaSat Engineering Model in addition to the software and systems within the satellite (Critical Design Review). The significance of this achiev ... more		Testing the James Webb Space Telescope with Radio Waves The instruments that will fly aboard NASA's James Webb Space Telescope not only have to be tough enough to survive in the cold of space, but they also have to work properly in the electromagnetic en ... more		Military spending pushes Russian economic growth up North Korea confirms missile launch, vows bolstered nuclear force 'Nice for them': White House jokes about Putin, Xi meeting		Acquisition Woes Delay DoD Technology Upgrades On Oct. 25, 2008, the Navy commissioned the USS New Hampshire, a Virginia-class submarine, eight months ahead of schedule and $54 million under budget for the Navy by prime contractor General Dynami ... more
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3D-Printed Ceramics Could be Used in Future Space Flights Researchers have used a 3D printer to create customized ceramic parts that are strong, lightweight and handle heat better than many metals, but that do not crack easily like some traditional ceramic ... more		Northrop Grumman to support U.S. Air Force GPS modernization Northrop Grumman has been awarded a contract to support the U.S. Air Force's Global Positioning System modernization. ... more		Israeli-made AirMule UAV performs first untethered flight A new Israeli-made VTOL unmanned aerial vehicle has performed its first untethered flight following months of delay caused by a ground incident. ... more		Iran airs footage of new missile in underground bunker Iran aired fresh footage Tuesday of an underground bunker that houses its latest ballistic missile, which less than a week ago prompted US threats of new sanctions. ... more

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SSL wins Telkom bid for new comsat

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New way to measure gravity at the surface of distant stars

US demonstrates production of nuclear battery fuel

Russia, India Agree to Boost Cooperation in Space Exploration

Russian manufacturer to make 16 satellites to fulfil 2015 contracts

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Digital payloads and higher throughput changing the satellite market

Inmarsat-6 dual mission will augment both L and Ka-band Global Xpress

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