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June 06, 2014

Air travelers can expect better mobile services
Beijing (XNA) Jun 05, 2014
Mobile devices have become part of people's daily life nowadays and many passengers bring their devices aboard, but without in-flight WiFi service, they only can play Angry Birds game during the boring flight period. That will change on the flights of Air China Ltd. The company signed an agreement with Honeywell Aerospace, part of Honeywell International Inc. It will test from the second quarter 2015 the Global Xpress (GX) Aviationsystem on its fleet of A330 aircraft. GX Aviation is a high-speed K ... read more

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Russia, China expand cooperation on satellite navigation China plans to complete the development of its national navigation satellite system BeiDou ahead of schedule - by 2017, and not in 2020 as it was previously announced, the Central Research Machine b ... more		CU-Boulder payload selected for launch on Virgin Galactic spaceship A University of Colorado Boulder payload carrying a novel device designed to reduce the weight and cost of spacecraft fuel pumping systems has been manifested for launch on a suborbital space plane ... more		Israel military says intercepted missile fired from Yemen Top U.S. defense contractor L3 Tech to pay $62M to settle claims of deceptive practices Seoul says no talks with US on potential troop pullout		One docking ring to rule them all Connecting spacecraft in orbit will never be simple, but ESA is taking the next step to allow the next generation of vehicles of all types from around the world to link up with each other. The Inter ... more
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World's best thermometer made from light University of Adelaide physics researchers have produced the world's most sensitive thermometer - three times more precise than the best thermometers in existence. Published in the journal Phy ... more		Physicist builds useful light source from harmonic generation A Kansas State University physicist's proposal may lead to a new way of creating tabletop light sources in the laboratory. Cheng Jin, research associate in physics; Chii-Dong Lin, university disting ... more		Pitt team first to detect exciton in metal University of Pittsburgh researchers have become the first to detect a fundamental particle of light-matter interaction in metals, the exciton. The team will publish its work online June 1 in Nature ... more		Stronger than steel A Swedish-German research team has successfully tested a new method for the production of ultra-strong cellulose fibres at DESY's research light source PETRA III. The novel procedure spins extremely ... more

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Bangladesh to seek Chinese help to build deep sea port

Australia probes possible MH370 witness account

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