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Russians To Launch First Two Of EU's Galileo GPS SatellitesParis (AFP) Mar 03, 2004
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Huntsville - Mar 04, 2004Earth and Jupiter are approaching one another for yearly closest approach and are now only 400 million miles apart. |
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New Evidence Of Water Found On Mars
As Opportunity Rover Explores Meridiani Planum Moffett Field - Mar 03, 2004
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Standardized Internet Over Satellite Will Drive Growth
Washington - Mar 04, 2004At Satellite 2004 Hughes Network Systems, announced that it will promote implementation of the Internet Protocol over Satellite standard (IPoS) through a multi-tiered licensing program available to all industry applications and systems providers. Licensing will run from royalty free technical documentation to the licensing of technology and technical support. Inline's Storage Puts First US Digital Govt TV Station In A Box Via Orbit 
Dulles - Mar 04, 2004Inline Corporation today announced that its high capacity MorStor TF465 servers are the storage component powering Al-Hurra, the new Arabic-language all-digital satellite television network. Al-Hurra (New Freedom) is funded by the Department of State who chose TGS, a Chantilly, VA integrator to build the system. |
NASA Beefs Up Online World Climate Model and Information Tools
Greenbelt - Mar 04, 2004Students, scientists, teachers, reporters and the scientifically curious can locate any kind of Earth science data much easier and quicker than ever before, using NASA's Global Change Master Directory. Rare 'Tumbleweed' Survives Antarctica 
Arlington - Mar 04, 2004A balloon-shaped robot explorer that one day could search for water on other planets has survived some of the most trying conditions on planet Earth during a 70-kilometer (40-mile), wind-driven trek across Antarctica. WorldSpace Sat Radio Targets ExPats In News Sales Drive 
Washington - Mar 04, 2004WorldSpace Corporation announced the first multinational satellite radio subscription plan available across the WorldSpace Satellite Radio global footprint, which covers Europe, Asia, the Middle East and Africa. |
Researchers Report Bubble Fusion Results Replicated
Troy - Mar 04, 2004Physical Review E has announced the publication of an article by a team of researchers from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI), Purdue University, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), and the Russian Academy of Science (RAS) stating that they have replicated and extended previous experimental results that indicated the occurrence of nuclear fusion using a novel approach for plasma confinement. L-3 Communications to Provide Tactical Quiet Generators To Army 
New York - Mar 04, 2004L-3 Communications announced today that its Westwood Corporation business unit has received orders from the U.S. Army CECOM Acquisition Center totaling $12 million for Tactical Quiet Generators. These orders are an add-on to an existing Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (ID/IQ) contract raising the total amount of orders placed to date to $39.6 million. |
India, Russia Negotiate Partnership For New Missile
New Delhi - Mar 04, 2004After their recent success in developing a supersonic cruise missile "Brahmos", India and Russia are negotiating a partnership for developing a beyond-visual-rangeair to air missile, according to the Press Trust of India (PTI) Tuesday. A Novel Microwave Holographic Technique for 3D Imaging Applications 
Northumbria - Mar 04, 2004Microwaves could bring concealed weapons to light Microwaves could provide a safe new way of finding hidden weapons and buried mines, sccording to UK research. Scientists are developing a microwave-based technique that can generate high-quality images of hidden objects. |
ILS To Launch NRO Mission as First Atlas V Flight from Upgraded Pad
Mclean - Mar 04, 2004International Launch Services (ILS), a Lockheed Martin Corp. joint venture, has been given the green light for what will be the first Atlas V launch from Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif. The launch will be from Space Launch Complex (SLC) 3-East, which is being refurbished to support a late 2005 launch for this national security mission. Predators Move To Balad 
Balad, Iraq (AFPN) Mar 02, 2004The unit came packed and ready to position themselves autonomously, so they could pursue their prey quietly, unseen for hours. Arriving ready to set up one of the most impressive unmanned aerial aircraft in the U.S. inventory, the Nevada unit was ready for business within days of their arrival here. |
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