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    MARSDAILY
    Spirit's New Descent
     Pasadena (JPL) Oct 25, 2005
     Spirit is healthy and has begun driving downhill from the top of "Husband Hill" toward the south basin. Elevation maps produced from the panoramic camera imagery taken at and near the summit of Husband Hill showed a safe traverse across ridge lines east of the summit. fullstory
    LAUNCH PAD
    SpaceX Sues Over Boeing/Lockheed Martin Launch Venture
     Washington DC (SPX) Oct 24, 2005
     SpaceX said last Thursday it had gone to court to challenge plans by Boeing and Lockheed Martin to launch government satellites jointly, reports Reuters. SpaceX, filed suit Wednesday in federal court, charging that the joint venture - called United Launch Alliance - by the two largest U.S. military contractors is anticompetitive and violates antitrust law.
  • Boeing, Lockheed Martin Continue Work Toward Launch Alliance Approval
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    NASA Announces Results From Beam & Tether Challenges
     Mountain View CA (SPX) Oct 25, 2005
     NASA and the Spaceward Foundation announced the results of the 2005 Beam Power Challenge and Tether Challenge. Eleven teams competed in the two competitions over the weekend at NASA's Ames Research Center in Mountain View, Calif.
    TECH SPACE
    Creating A Better Transmission System For Deep-Space Applications
     San Jose CA (SPX) Oct 25, 2005
     Recent advances in wireless computing technology could improve deep-space missions like asteroid research and remote spacecraft operations by changing the way signals are sent from Earth.
    SPACE MEDICINE
    Nanoscale Study Gives New Insight Into Heat Transfer In Biological Systems
     Troy NY (SPX) Oct 25, 2005
     One of the first things we learn in chemistry class is that solids conduct heat better than liquids. But a new study suggests that in nanoscale materials, this is not necessarily the case.
    SATURN DAILY
    Misleading Perspective
     Pasadena CA (JPL) Oct 25, 2005
     The Saturn moon Mimas is much smaller than Rhea, but the geometry of this scene exaggerates the actual differences in size. Here, Mimas is on the opposite side of the rings from Rhea and Cassini. Mimas' diameter is 397 kilometers (247 miles), while Rhea's diameter is 1,528 kilometers (949 miles).
    NANO TECH
    Rice Scientists Build World's First Single-Molecule Car
     Houston TX (SPX) Oct 24, 2005
     Rice University scientists have constructed the world's smallest car - a single molecule "nanocar" that contains a chassis, axles and four buckyball wheels.
    SPACEMART
    Fastwave Integrates Wireless Underwater Network Technology With Iridium
     Perth, Australia (SPX) Oct 25, 2005
     Satellite telemetry system specialist, Fastwave Communications, based in Perth, Western Australia, has developed a global solution for transmitting near real time, 2-way data from wireless sub-sea sensors and control systems.
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    • CLIMATE SCIENCE
    British Antarctic Scientists Get A New Mobile Home
     London (AFP) Oct 24, 2005
     British scientists in Antarctica are to get a new mobile research base, the Department of Trade and Industry announced Monday.
  • UN Launches World's Largest Program To Fight Desertification In Africa

    • FROTH AND BUBBLE
    China Warns Of Five-Fold Increase In Air Pollution In 15 Years
     Beijing (AFP) Oct 24, 2005
     China's rapid economic growth and industrialization is posing a major challenge to the environment with air pollution likely to rise five-fold in 15 years, officials warned Monday.
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    • DISASTER MANAGEMENT
    Indians Prepare To Assist Quake Survivors From Pakistan
     Chakan Dabagh, India (AFP) Oct 24, 2005
     The Indian army is readying medical facilities, building bridges, clearing landmines and rushing supplies to its militarised frontier in expectation of a flood of stricken earthquake survivors from Pakistan, officials said Monday.
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    • ENERGY NEWS
    World's First Biogas Train Makes Maiden Voyage In Sweden
     Stockholm (AFP) Oct 24, 2005
     The world's first train to run on biogas, a renewable energy source made up of organic waste, on Monday made its maiden voyage in Sweden, a country that has high hopes for biofuels.
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    • UAV NEWS
    UAV Market to Top $13 Billion by 2014
     Newtown CT (SPX) Oct 25, 2005
     The Market for UAV Reconnaissance Systems � including air vehicles, ground control equipment and payloads � is expected to be worth $13.6 billion through 2014, according to Forecast International.
    INDIA NEWS
    India, U.S. Move Closer
     New Delhi (UPI) Oct 24, 2005
     U.S. Under Secretary of State Nicholas Burns visit to India is a new symbol of growing strategic ties between India and the United States that began with the signing of a civilian nuclear energy agreement July 18, Indian analysts said Monday.
  • India Calls For Action Against Nuclear Proliferators

    • TERRORWARS
    World Likely To Face Nuclear Terror Threats Soon: Ashdown
     London (AFP) Oct 24, 2005
     The United Nations will be lucky not to face threats of nuclear, chemical or biological terrorism in the next 10 years, Paddy Ashdown, the UN high representative for Bosnia, said Monday.
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    • IRANIAN NUKES
    Blair Warns Iran On Dangers Of Isolation From The West
     London (AFP) Oct 24, 2005
     British Prime Minister Tony Blair warned Iran on Monday that the country would face "a much more difficult life" if it did not improve its relations with Western states.
  • Russia Renews Support For Iran Nuclear Program

    • KOREAN NUKES
    NKorea To Attend November Nuke Talks
     Seoul (AFP) Oct 24, 2005
     North Korea will attend the November round of six-party talks on its nuclear program, a government official said Monday, offering hope of further progress in the long-running dispute.
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