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March 15, 2010
SPACE TRAVEL
US lawmakers urge Obama to save NASA moon program
Washington (AFP) March 11, 2010
A group of US lawmakers Thursday urged the US administration to save NASA's Constellation project aimed at returning Americans to the moon in the next generation of space travel. "Space exploration has been the guiding star of American innovation," the lawmakers - 10 Republicans and five Democrats - said in a letter to the NASA administrator Charles Bolden. "It is imperative that the United States remain the world's leading spacefaring nation," they added. They urged Bolden to assemble a t ... read more

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DRAGON SPACE

China To Conduct Maiden Space Docking In 2011
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TECH SPACE

Three FASTSAT Instruments Pass Tests
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RUSSIAN SPACE

US Lifts Sanctions Against Russian Space Company
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EARTH OBSERVATION

Thales Begins Development Of Sentinel 1B And 3B Environmental Satellites
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EARTH OBSERVATION

Signature Secures Future Sentinels For GMES
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TECH SPACE

First Station Materials Science Rack Being Processed
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LAUNCH PAD

USAF Force Licenses Two Launch Complexes For Commercial Use
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AEROSPACE

Chopper Crash Test A Smash Hit
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LAUNCH PAD

Aerojet Supports Launch and Orbital Placement of GOES-P
MILITARY COMMUNICATIONS

UK Buys Another Skynet 5 Military Comms Satellite
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MILITARY COMMUNICATIONS

NATS Services, Thales UK And VT Group Announce JMATS Agreement
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MISSILE DEFENSE

NATO Commander Backs Cooperation With Russia On Missile Defense
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AEROSPACE

LockMart C-5M Super Galaxy Is Effective, Suitable And Mission Capable
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AEROSPACE

First A400M Ferried From Seville To Toulouse
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MISSILE DEFENSE
NATO needs an anti-missile defence system: chief
Warsaw (AFP) March 12, 2010
NATO needs to develop an anti-missile defence system as a deterrence, the alliance chief said Friday, while seeking to assure Moscow that the organisation posed no threat to Russia. "We must develop an effective missile defence," NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen told an international conference in the Polish capital. "In the coming years we will probably face many more countr ... more

MILTECH
U.S. Army pushes Stryker modification
Washington (UPI) Mar 11, 2009
The U.S. Army says a hull redesign for the Stryker vehicle will increase the safety of the signature carrier for infantry fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan. Gen. George Casey, the Army's chief of staff, told a U.S. Senate appropriations subcommittee this week that it was a "probability" that the Stryker would be modified with a double V-shaped hull. Citing a memo sent to the Penta ... more

DISASTER MANAGEMENT
Two dead, dozens missing in Canada after massive avalanche
Vancouver, Canada (AFP) March 14, 2010
Two people died and dozens were missing Sunday, after a massive weekend avalanche in Western Canada hit a crowd of 200 snowmobilers in the mountainous backcountry. Provincial teams including 40 rescue experts with dogs gathered to search for possible survivors or bodies, but the search was put on hold by authorities who feared more avalanches at the site, Corporal Dan Moskaluk told reporters ... more

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EARTH OBSERVATION

Lockheed Martin Wins Contract To Build GeoEye-2

DISASTER MANAGEMENT

Chile reconstruction to cost 30 billion dollars: president


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TIME AND SPACE
U.S. Army pushes Stryker modification

US Marine Corps Evaluate BAE Onboard Vehicle Power System

Oshkosh Receives Contract For M-ATV Interface Upgrades

TIME AND SPACE
NATO Commander Backs Cooperation With Russia On Missile Defense

NATO needs an anti-missile defence system: chief

Poland to host U.S. missiles in April

TIME AND SPACE
Raytheon Awarded Contract For SLAMRAAM Long-Lead Purchases

France buys U.S. missiles, upgrades army

Raytheon Laser-Guided Maverick On Track

TIME AND SPACE
Russian Military Reform In Times Of Crisis

Oshkosh To Supply Egypt With Next-Gen Trucks

New Zealand digs deep for defense savings

TIME AND SPACE
Japanese baby-bot with runny nose teaches parenting skills

Chatty robots, flying alarm clocks at top high-tech fair

Robot footballers wow crowd in Germany

TIME AND SPACE
Bangladesh slaughters 117,000 birds over avian flu

World could soon shield most newborns from HIV: Global Fund

Climate Change One Factor In Malaria Spread

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AEROSPACE
Circumpolar Balloon Flights From Esrange Space Center
Esrange, Sweden (SPX) Mar 12, 2010
Yesterday, March 9, in connection with the Swedish Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt visiting Moscow, a space cooperation agreement was signed between Sweden and Russia. This agreement will give Swedish Space Corporation the possibility to offer customers circumpolar balloon flights from its launch facility Esrange Space Center in northern Sweden. "Balloon flights with longer duration that have been possible so far, are something that many scientists have requested, this agreement will make i ... read more

AEROSPACE
Cisco unveils system for super-fast Internet

US eases Iran, Cuba, Sudan sanctions to allow Web services

Google firm on China censoring, but no timetable set

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AEROSPACE
USAF Force Licenses Two Launch Complexes For Commercial Use

Aerojet Supports Launch and Orbital Placement of GOES-P

ASTRA 3B Begins Integration

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AEROSPACE
Chopper Crash Test A Smash Hit

LockMart C-5M Super Galaxy Is Effective, Suitable And Mission Capable

First A400M Ferried From Seville To Toulouse

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AEROSPACE
UK Buys Another Skynet 5 Military Comms Satellite

NATS Services, Thales UK And VT Group Announce JMATS Agreement

Third WGS Satellite Passes On-Orbit Tests

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AEROSPACE
First Station Materials Science Rack Being Processed

Three FASTSAT Instruments Pass Tests

Turning Polyethylene Into A Heat-Conducting Material

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