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September 03, 2009
XCOR Powers Up The Lynx 5K18 Rocket Engine Test Program
Mojave, CA (SPX) Sep 03, 2009
XCOR Aerospace reports that it has reached several significant milestones in the 5K18 rocket engine test program. This is the engine that powers XCOR's Lynx suborbital spacecraft. The engine can be seen running in several newly released videos including a video demonstrating the very stable "shock diamond" pattern visible in the engine's supersonic exhaust. "Like all of our rocket engines, ... read more

The future first clown in space to advocate for water
Montreal (AFP) Sept 2, 2009
Cirque du Soleil founder and soon to be space tourist Guy Laliberte will launch an art project promoting access to potable water for all when he blasts off for the International Space Station, he said Wednesday. The multimedia event is scheduled to start at 1200 GMT on October 9 and will touch 14 cities on five continents, he told a video press conference from Star City, Russia where he has ... more
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    SMOS Team Gears Up For Launch Campaign
    Paris, France (ESA) Sep 03, 2009
    With launch just two months away, members of the SMOS team are currently in Russia inspecting the facilities where the launch campaign will soon get underway to prepare the ESA's water mission for liftoff on 2 November. Members of the team are busy checking the facilities at both Arkhangelsk, where the satellite and support equipment will arrive in Russia by plane, and the integration faci ... more

    Rocket Hiccup No Jam-Up For China
    Xichang, China (SPX) Sep 03, 2009
    The failure to put a satellite into orbit earlier this week is only one bump on a long road of successes, said a space expert. The setback occurred Monday when the third stage of a Chinese-made rocket failed to fire, causing the Indonesian telecom satellite Palapa D that it was carrying to miss its orbit. The rocket, called the Long March 3B, was launched at the Xichang Satellite Lau ... more

    Robot created to work in care facilities
    Tokyo (UPI) Sep 2, 2009
    Japanese scientists say they've built a robot designed to cope with the world's aging population by assisting staff and patients at care facilities. Researchers at the Riken Center for Developmental Biology in Tokyo and Japan's Tokai Rubber Industries Ltd. named the robot Riba -- Robot for Interactive Body Assistance. The scientists said Ribia makes use of the latest in sensor, c ... more

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  • NASA Partners To Revolutionize Personal Transportation

  • Lockheed Martin Says Orion Is Go For CDR

  • Arianespace Pre-Launch Processing Of Amazonas 2 Underway

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    ATK Demoes Integrated Weapon Systems Capability At Ft. Benning
    Minneapolis MN (SPX) Sep 02, 2009
    Alliant Techsystems demonstrated its innovative firepower capabilities at the U.S. Army's Ft. Benning Red Cloud Range, on August 27, 2009. During the live-fire event, ATK demonstrated advancements to its battle-proven Bushmaster Chain Gun systems, on a variety of platforms, with enhanced precision, lethality, reliability, and range to address current and future operational needs. ATK is a ... more

    Testing The Latest Armoured Vehicles For Afghanistan
    Bovington Camp, Afghanistan (SPX) Sep 02, 2009
    Bovington Camp, established in 1916, is the home of the Royal Armoured Corps and an ideal location to trial and test the latest armoured equipment in use on operations worldwide. Surrounded by 10,000 acres of undulating Dorset countryside, it is here that the Army's Armoured Trials and Development Unit (ATDU) gets its hands on the latest vehicles for the armoured soldier, and some of the special ... more

    GD Adds Networking Waveform To Radios For Critical Soldier Connectivity
    Scottsdale AZ (SPX) Sep 02, 2009
    The Joint Tactical Radio System (JTRS) Handheld, Manpack, Small Form Fit (HMS) team, led by General Dynamics C4 Systems, has successfully added the highly capable Soldier Radio Waveform (SRW 1.0c) to the Rifleman Radio (AN/PRC-154) and the HMS Manpack Radio intended for use in vehicles. This places HMS first in line to bring the JTRS SRW 1.0c to dismounted soldiers for an unprecedented ... more

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