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NASA Tests Engine Technology To Assist With Future Space Vehicle LandingsHuntsville AL (SPX) Jul 01, 2010 Spacecraft attempting to land on an unfamiliar surface need to perform a maneuver called "deep throttling" - a step that allows the vehicle to precisely throttle down to perform a smooth, controlled landing. NASA, in partnership with Pratt and Whitney Rocketdyne (PWR) headquartered in Canoga Park, Calif., has demonstrated this type of engine control capability to help design a more reliable and robust descent engine that could be used to land space exploration vehicles on the moon, an asteroid or anothe ... read more |
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Google search feature blocked in China, licence in limboBeijing (AFP) July 1, 2010 A Google search feature remained blocked in China Thursday as the deadline for renewal of the US web giant's operating licence passed with no word from Beijing, amid a fractious row over censorship. Google said it had yet to receive a response from the government in China - the world's largest Internet market - on its application to renew its Internet Content Provider licence, which expired on Wednesday. "We are waiting to hear from the government," Jessica Powell, Google's Tokyo-based spokesw ... read more |
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