Space Business News
August 02, 2010
GPS NEWS
China Launches Fifth Satellite For Its Own Global Navigation Network
Xichang, China (XNA) Aug 02, 2010
China successfully launched its fifth orbiter into space at 5:30 a.m. Sunday, as a part of its indigenous satellite navigation and positioning network. The satellite was launched from the Long March 3I carrier rocket. It is the 126th flight for the country's Long March series of rockets. The satellite will join another four satellites in orbit to form a network that will eventually consist of 35 satellites. The system, code named "COMPASS", is a crucial part of the country's spac ... read more

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TECH SPACE

Japan mobile phone makers to roll out 'augmented reality'
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ROBO SPACE

Japan's new robot brings visitors home by video-phone
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TECH SPACE

Satellites get new 'lives,' new jobs
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TECH SPACE

Research aims at making artificial silk
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TECH SPACE

China Leads In Outer Space Pollution
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GPS NEWS

Russia To Launch 3 Glonass Satellites In September
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SPACE TRAVEL

Wyle Scientist To Study Stress In Haughton-Mars Project Spaceflight Analog
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ROCKET SCIENCE

Honeywell Provides Guidance System For Atlas V Rocket
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MILTECH

U.S. orders new unmanned combat vehicles
MILTECH

Cubic Delivers Latest Air Combat Training System To MCAS Miramar
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MISSILE DEFENSE

US to activate missile shield over southern Europe: report
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MILTECH

Army Technology Expands Snake-Robotics
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UAV NEWS

ZALA AERO Unveils ZALA 421-20
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MILTECH

Game Changing Mobile Tech At Connecting Soldiers To Digital Apps
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MILTECH
Investigation Of Military Munitions Sea Disposal Site
Honolulu HI (SPX) Jul 30, 2010
The University of Hawaii at Manoa's School of Ocean Earth Science and Technology (SOEST) completed a three-year long investigation of Sea Disposal Site Hawaii Number 5 (HI-05), a deep-water military munitions disposal site in U.S. coastal waters approximately 5 miles south of Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii. This complex investigation required the use of high-resolution sidescan sonar and remot ... more

DISASTER MANAGEMENT
Japanese rescue-bot can sniff out disaster survivors
Tokyo (AFP) July 30, 2010
Japanese emergency services are to trial a small tank-like rescue robot that can search rubble for survivors and deliver water, food or cellphones in disaster zones. The fire department of Chiba City, east of Tokyo, will test the QUINCE prototype from next month, said Eiji Koyanagi, robotic engineering expert at Chiba Institute of Technology. "People die because they despair. If the robo ... more

ENERGY TECH
SDE Has Finalized The Construction Of The First Sea Wave Power Plant
Tel Aviv, Israel (SPX) Aug 02, 2010
SDE has finalized the construction of the first large-scale sea wave power plant, in Jaffa Port in Israel. In the past, the sea wave energy conversion method has received support from the Chief Scientist of Israel, Ministry of Industry and Trade, approval no. 23425, which had enabled S.D.E. to build eight (8) sea wave power plant models. The last of which, has operated successfully for a p ... more

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ENERGY TECH

Findings Show Promise For Nuclear Fusion Test Reactors

TECH SPACE

Africa, Mideast behind cellphone bonanza


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SOLAR SCIENCE
Planets In Unusually Intimate Dance Around Dying Star

Detector Technology Could Help NASA Find Earth-Like Exoplanets

NASA Finds Super-Hot Planet With Unique Comet-Like Tail

SOLAR SCIENCE
China Leads In Outer Space Pollution

Research aims at making artificial silk

Satellites get new 'lives,' new jobs

SOLAR SCIENCE
Russia To Launch 3 Glonass Satellites In September

China Launches Fifth Satellite For Its Own Global Navigation Network

Navigation That Makes Sense Of Life's Twists And Turns

SOLAR SCIENCE
China Contributes To Space-Based Information Access A Lot

China Sends Research Satellite Into Space

China eyes Argentina for space antenna

SOLAR SCIENCE
Potentially Hazardous Asteroid Might Collide With The Earth In 2182

Research Yields Greater Precision In Determining Age of Meteorites

'Pristine' Earth impact crater discovered

SOLAR SCIENCE
WISE Discovers Over 90 Near-Earth Objects

'Sample return' space missions examined

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TECH SPACE
Soaring e-book sales speak volumes
Hong Kong (AFP) Aug 1, 2010
After years of lurking in the literary wilderness, the e-book market has exploded with online retailer Amazon.com's digital volumes recently overtaking sales of their hardcover counterparts. The increase in sales has come as Amazon slashes the price on its Kindle device amid heavy competition from Apple's multi-purpose iPad and e-readers from Sony and bookstore giant Barnes & Noble. Underscoring the growth, Hong Kong's massive book fair, an annual event attended by almost one million people, wr ... read more

TECH SPACE
China Leads In Outer Space Pollution

Research aims at making artificial silk

Satellites get new 'lives,' new jobs

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TECH SPACE
Raytheon's ASTOR Saving Lives In The Counterinsurgency Battle

Testing Of Australia's Network Centric Command And Control System Completed

Thales UK wins Congo army radio contract

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TECH SPACE
Sea Launch Signs Agreement With EchoStar

ISRO To Launch GSLV With Cryo Engine Within An Year

Ariane 5 Is Ready For Its Payload Integration

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TECH SPACE
Russia To Launch 3 Glonass Satellites In September

China Launches Fifth Satellite For Its Own Global Navigation Network

Navigation That Makes Sense Of Life's Twists And Turns

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TECH SPACE
Spanish military may replace absent air traffic controllers

China jumbo jet maker picks GE, Eaton as suppliers

Swiss solar plane makes history with round-the-clock flight

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