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September 10, 2015

Canada Dominates European Rover Challenge 2015
Los Angeles CA (SPX) Sep 10, 2015
Canadian teams have dominated the second edition of the biggest European competition for Mars rovers that took place on Sept. 5-6 at the Regional Science-Technology Centre in Podzamcze, Poland. The Space Design Team of the University of Saskatchewan scooped the first prize, while the McGill Robotics Team from the McGill University in Montreal finished third. The Next Team of the Bialystok University of Technology, representing the host country, secured the second spot on the podium. The goal of th ... read more

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US and and Germany partner in trail blazing biomedical research study The National Space Biomedical Research Institute (NSBRI) has announced that a pathfinder study is underway in Cologne, Germany to investigate the effects of simulated spaceflight conditions on brain ... more		Construction Begins on Test Version of Important Connection for SLS Strong connection points between the stages of NASA's Space Launch System (SLS) - the agency's advanced launch vehicle for exploration beyond Earth's orbit into deep space - are essential to ensure ... more		New findings move flexible lighting technology toward commercial feasibility Imagine illuminating your home or business with flat, inexpensive panels that are environmentally friendly, easy on your eyes, and energy-efficient because they create minimal heat. Now imagin ... more
				New nanomaterial maintains conductivity in three dimensions An international team of scientists has developed what may be the first one-step process for making seamless carbon-based nanomaterials that possess superior thermal, electrical and mechanical prope ... more		Soyuz ready for liftoff with two Galileo satellites The launcher for this week's Arianespace Soyuz mission is now ready for the countdown to its September 10 liftoff, having been "topped off" with the payload of two European Galileo satellites at the ... more

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Soyuz set to launch 2 Galileo navigation satellites The 12th Soyuz to be operated from the Spaceport is now in the launch zone following this workhorse medium-lift vehicle's rollout in French Guiana on a mission to orbit two more European Galileo nav ... more		45th SW supports 4th Mobile User Objective System satellite launch The 45th Space Wing helped successfully launch the fourth Mobile User Objective System satellite aboard a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket Sept. 2. "Here at the 45th we measure success on ... more		How Space Exploration Opens Up New Horizons for Global Security and Governance Iran's defence, missiles not part of US nuclear talks says foreign office Hamas proposes end to war with Israel in talks in Egypt		China Deploys New Security System to Ensure Safety at Military Parade Authorities in the Chinese capital of Beijing will deploy the latest technology, including facial recognition systems, to ensure safety at its military parade on Thursday. An estimated 12,000 Chines ... more
				First European-built F-35 has maiden flight The first F-35 Lightning II assembled outside the United States has performed its maiden flight in Italy, Lockheed Martin reports. ... more		First Ever Launch Vehicle to Be Sent to Russia's New Spaceport in Siberia A space launch vehicle, the Soyuz-2, will be the first to be sent to Russia's new Vostochny Cosmodrome in Siberia; it will leave the manufacturer on Sunday, according to Russia's Vice Premier Dmitry ... more

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'Hedgehog' Robots Hop, Tumble in Microgravity Hopping, tumbling and flipping over are not typical maneuvers you would expect from a spacecraft exploring other worlds. Traditional Mars rovers, for example, roll around on wheels, and they can't o ... more		US unveils Predator drones at Latvian airbase The US Air Force on Tuesday showed off its advanced MQ-1 "Predator" drone at a Latvian airbase, marking the first time the cutting-edge aircraft has been deployed in Europe. ... more		Tracking Global Forest Health from Orbit with ESA Biomass Mission Trump scraps US office on climate diplomacy UK water sector faces massive upgrade costs		Elbit supplying UAV-based intel systems to European customer Elbit Systems of Israel is to provide an advanced intelligence system for unmanned aerial vehicles to an unidentified European country. ... more
BAE Systems modernizing Australia's military communications BAE Systems Australia is to modernize the country's military communications systes under a Department of Defense contract worth $460.7 million. ... more		Selex ES supplying electronic warfare system for Brazilian helicopters Eight Lynx Mk21A helicopters of the Brazilian Navy are to receive electronic warfare systems from Selex ES as part of their midlife upgrade. ... more		Chromalloy overhauling component of USAF's F108 engines The U.S. Air Force has chosen Chromalloy to repair low pressure turbine modules of F108 engines that power KC-135 tankers and KC-135 reconnaissance aircraft. ... more		Delivery of German Army machine guns delayed The Germany army won't be receiving initial deliveries of HK MG5 machine guns because of undisclosed technical problems with the weapon. ... more

	Norwegian Army receives CV90s from BAE Systems The first batch of new and upgraded CV90 armored combat vehicles has been delivered to the Norwegian Army by BAE Systems. ... more		Army says Ranger School will stay open to women The US Army has decided to keep its elite Ranger School open to women, a high profile step in the Pentagon's efforts to remove barriers to women serving in combat. ... more

China says on 'right side of history' in US trade war; Bessent defends 'strategic uncertainty'

Foreign carmakers strive for 'China Speed' to stay in race

China says no talks with US, despite Trump claim; China's top leaders pledge support

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China August trade slumps in latest setback

EU businesses warn China over 'slow' reforms

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Boeing Revamps Production Facility for Starliner Flights

New Life for Old Buddy: Russia Tests Renewed Soyuz-MS Spacecraft

New Soyuz Carrier Rocket Sent to Vostochny Space Center

Britain 'to take 15,000 Syrian refugees': report

Hungary Defence Minister quits amid migration crisis

Japan lifts evacuation order for radiation-hit Fukushima town

China cuts 2014 GDP growth: govt

Taiwan exports plummet again as China demand weakens

After Humvee, US Army to unleash latest beast

EU's Mogherini sees military action against migrant smugglers within weeks

US presses China over currency as G20 seeks to calm nerves

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