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March 04, 2014

Russia, India to discuss space cooperation
Moscow (Voice of Russia) Mar 03, 2014
Russia and India have agreed to hold consultations on space cooperation and joint projects in this field, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin said on Wednesday, February 26. "We also discussed GLONASS and think there is an enormous potential for cooperation in this area and the joint use of space services in general," Rogozin, who is co-chair of the Russian-Indian inter-governmental commission on trade, economic, scientific, technical and cultural cooperation, said. He noted that th ... read more

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International Conference on Protection of Materials and Structures From Space Environment

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ADS builds 'space furnace' to test materials of the future on the ISS

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New Record Set for Data-Transfer Speeds

ASC Signal Completes First Phase of Horizon Teleports Installation and Receives Additional Antenna Order

Soldier's Network Update: US Army Capability Set 14 to Include AN/PRC-155 Manpack Tactical Radios

New Wireless Tagging And Tracking Capability For Managing Sensitive Assets

Russia to Start Building New Manned Rocket Launch Pad in 2015

New Vostochny space center a key priority for Russian Far East

'Mission of Firsts' Showcased New Range-Safety Technology at NASA Wallops

McMurdo Announces Global Availability of Maritime Fleet Management Software

Fifth Boeing GPS IIF Spacecraft Sends Initial Signals from Space

Russia to deploy up to 7 Glonass ground stations outside of national territory in 2014

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Outside View: Corporate tax reform plan is step in right direction

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Wifi in the sky looks set for takeoff

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Siri gets a seat in iPhone-friendly cars

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Japan factory output jumps on demand rush before tax hike

China home price rises slow in February: survey

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Tesla unveils 'Gigafactory' to ramp up mass-market car

Outside View: Tax reform: Eliminate the income tax and IRS

New Italian PM Renzi: EU 'is not our enemy'

Science publisher fooled by gibberish papers

Construction of technical facilities at Vostochny spaceport to start in 2015

Israel tests anti-missile system for passenger planes

Lockheed Martin Adapts Missile Defense Analytics for Early Sepsis Detection

DARPA Begins Early Transition of Adaptive Vehicle Make Technologies

ILS Tech redefines M2M and IoT Cloud services

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