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February 15, 2016

ISRO to launch cryogenic GSLV vehicle in December
New Delhi (IANS) Feb 13, 2016
The Indian Space Research Organasion (ISRO) has confirmed that it would launch the Cryogenic mark-III based GSLV satellite launch vehicle during December this year. Senior ISRO official and VSSC Director Dr K Sivan told this to reporters on the sidelines of the 10th High Energy Materials Conference and Exhibition in Hyderabad this morning. The high-thrust cryogenic engine (CE20) was successfully test fired at the ISRO Propulsion Complex (IPRC), Mahendragiri for launching three-tonne class pa ... read more

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N. Korea lacks technology for anti-US nuclear strike: Pentagon North Korea is committed to striking the United States with a nuclear-armed missile, but it can't do so without outside help, due to shortfalls in its own technology, the Pentagon said Friday. ... more		Sentinel-3A poised for liftoff With four days to liftoff, the next Sentinel satellite for Copernicus is now on the launch pad at the Plesetsk cosmodrome in northern Russia. The rocket will be fuelled the day before the laun ... more		Flowering Zinnias set stage for deep-space food crop research Zinnia plants from the Veggie ground control experiment at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida were harvested Feb. 11 in the same way that crew member Scott Kelly will harvest the zinnias growing ... more
				Rosetta's lander faces eternal hibernation Silent since its last call to mothership Rosetta seven months ago, the Philae lander is facing conditions on Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko from which it is unlikely to recover. Rosetta, whic ... more		Pentagon rolls out FY 2017 space budget Air Force leaders met with the media to discuss specifics of the service's fiscal year 2017 space budget at the Pentagon Feb. 11. Winston A. Beauchamp, the deputy undersecretary of the Air For ... more

New ESA antenna ready for business ESA inaugurated a new tracking dish in Australia yesterday, marking a significant step in the Agency's worldwide satcom network. The new antenna is sited at ESA's existing ground station, in N ... more		New Satellite-Based Maps to Aid in Climate Forecasts New, detailed maps of the world's natural landscapes created using NASA satellite data could help scientists better predict the impacts of future climate change. The maps of forests, grasslands and ... more		Faraday Effect Reveals Magnetic Role of Light in New Study Frontgrade unveils SADA-10 drive to increase efficiency for LEO and MEO satellites Orbital cloud project to combine solar powered AI compute and satellite network in low Earth orbit		More measurement precision in a short time Researchers from the Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB) have thoroughly analyzed the noise processes in their optical lattice clock with neutral strontium atoms. This analysis proves that t ... more
				Quantum mechanics explored in new study Here's a love story at the smallest scales imaginable: particles of light. It is possible to have particles that are so intimately linked that a change to one affects the other, even when they are s ... more		KVH ships over 200,000 mobile satellite antennas KVH Industries, has recently shipped its 200,000th mobile satellite antenna, setting a milestone in the mobile satellite marketplace. The antennas include KVH's award-winning TracPhone line of satel ... more

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Astronomers use Hubble to find rare supernova 'impostor' in a nearby galaxy Breanna Binder, a University of Washington postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Astronomy and lecturer in the School of STEM at UW Bothell, spends her days pondering X-rays. As she and ... more		Making sense of metallic glass If you freeze any liquid fast enough, even liquid metal, it becomes a glass. Vitrified metals, or metallic glasses, are at the frontier of materials science research. They have been made by rapidly ... more		Copernicus Sentinel-6B enters operational phase as EUMETSAT takes command NASA, Aerospace Corporation Study Sharpens Focus on Ammonia Emissions Iran president says capital move needed due to overcrowding, water crisis		Farewell Philae: Earth says goodbye to comet probe Scientists gave up Friday trying to contact robot lab Philae, stubbornly silent on the surface of a comet streaking through space - closing a captivating chapter in an historic quest. ... more
Body temperature triggers newly developed polymer to change shape Polymers that visibly change shape when exposed to temperature changes are nothing new. But a research team led by Chemical Engineering Professor Mitch Anthamatten at the University of Rochester cre ... more		Engineering researchers use laser to 'weld' neurons A research team based in the University of Alberta Faculty of Engineering has developed a method of connecting neurons, using ultrashort laser pulses - a breakthrough technique that opens the door t ... more		Biophysics: Partitioning by collision An ensemble consisting of a binary mixture of particles of equal size can partition itself into its component fractions - provided that the two species differ in their diffusion constants. If you sh ... more		A deep look into a single molecule The interaction of thermal energy from the environment with motional degrees of freedom is well known and often referred to as Brownian motion (also thermal motion). But in the case of polar molecul ... more

	Cockroach inspires robot that squeezes through cracks Our fear and disgust that cockroaches can quickly squeeze through the tiniest cracks are well justified, say University of California, Berkeley scientists. Not only can they squish themselves to get ... more		SLAC X-ray laser turns crystal imperfections into better images of important biomolecules Often the most difficult step in taking atomic-resolution images of biological molecules is getting them to form high-quality crystals needed for X-ray studies of their structure. Now researchers ha ... more

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