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ESA Satellite Program Monitors Dangerous Ocean Eddies
Houston TX (SPX) March 1, 2006Ocean FOCUS began issuing ocean-current forecasts on Feb. 16 - just in time to warn Gulf of Mexico offshore oil and natural gas producers that a new warm eddy had formed in the area. Hitch As Russian Rocket Launches Arab Telecoms Satellite 
Moscow, Russia (AFP) Mar 02, 2006A Russian rocket launched a Saudi telecoms satellite into space overnight, but mechanical problems complicated the last phase of placing the payload in orbit, Russia's space agency said Wednesday. MHF Logistical Solutions Demonstrate Live Remote Cargo Tracking 
Pittsburgh PA (SPX) Mar 02, 2006MHF Logistical Solutions offered live, real-time demonstrations of its new remote tracking and cargo monitoring service at the Waste Management Conference which met in Tucson, Arizona, over the last week. |
NASA Sets Media Rollout Of CEV Model
Moffett Field CA (SPX) March 1, 2006NASA is inviting news media representatives to view a scale model of the new Crew Exploration Vehicle at its Ames Research Center on March 7. Magnetic Field Sculpts Narrow Jets From Dying Star 
Manchester, UK (SPX) March 1, 2006Astronomers have detected a tightly wound magnetic field around a dying star that is confining its ejected matter into narrow, corkscrew-shaped jets. Mars Rover Team Plays It Safes With Spirit 
Pasadena CA (SPX) March 1, 2006NASA's Spirit recorded this view while approaching the northwestern edge of the formation Mars Exploration Rover mission controllers have named Home Plate, a circular plateau-like area of bright, layered outcrop material roughly 80 meters (260 feet) in diameter. |
Responsive Space Means Microsats Are Go For Launch
Vandenberg AFB CA (AFM) Mar 02, 2006As a US combatant commander prepares for battle, he might need a close, up-to-date look at what is happening on the ground. He may need to put more "eyes" on a particular area. Russian Space Industry Still Optimistic And Creative 
Moscow, Russia (RIA) Mar 02, 2006Russia's Federal Space Program for 2006-2015 includes government allocations for a series of light spacecraft, so technologically advanced that, at two- to three-digit weights in kilos, they successfully do what 20 years ago only heavy satellites could. SETI Optical Telescope Nears Completion 
Harvard MA (SPX) March 1, 2006Workers are nearing completion of a new optical instrument that will be devoted exclusively to the search for extraterrestrial life. |
Saturn Moons In Ghostly Specter
Pasadena CA (SPX) March 1, 2006Ghostly details make this dark scene more than just a beautiful grouping of two Saturn moons, with Tethys on the left and Titan on the right. Titan's Methane Mystery May Be Solved 
Nantes, France (SPX) March 1, 2006An international team of planetary scientists said they may have solved the mystery of why the atmosphere of Saturn's giant moon, Titan, is rich in methane. u-blox: LEA-4T Precision Timing GPS Module For Global Synchronicity 
Thalwil, Switzerland (SPX) Mar 02, 2006u-blox AG has introduced the LEA-4T, a high performance, low power, precision timing GPS receiver capable of a (compensated) time pulse accuracy of 15 ns. Needing just one satellite and consuming no more than 38 mA, the LEA-4T is ideally suited for telecomm network synchronization. |
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