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May 10, 2015

'Team Patrick-Cape' supports Pad Abort Test
Cape Canaveral AFS FL (SPX) May 09, 2015
The 45th Space Wing supported Space Exploration Technologies' (SpaceX) and NASA's successful Pad Abort Test Mission from Launch Complex 40 here Wednesday at 9 a.m., helping to further open the door to human spaceflight returning to the Space Coast. A combined team of military, government civilians and contractors from across the 45th Space Wing provided support to the mission, including weather forecasts, launch and range operations, security, safety and public affairs. NASA stated that the ... read more

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Aitech Provides Subsystem and Computing Boards for Commercial Crew Aitech Defense Systems Inc. was recently awarded a contract by The Boeing Company (NYSE: BA) to provide space-grade products and services to support the Commercial Crew Transportation System (CCTS) ... more		IBM's Watson strives to be jack of all trades Watson already has won a major TV game show, is looking for a cure for cancer and has ambitious gastronomy ambitions including devising a recipe for chocolate-beef burritos. ... more		3D printer making Chinese space suit parts Chinese researchers have used 3D printing technology to make a safer space suit for astronauts while spacewalking. A research center under the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation used ... more
				German-born engineer from US space team dies Oscar Holderer, the last known engineer who left Germany after World War II to work on the US space program, died at the age of 95. ... more		Israel announces rocket propulsion system test Israel conducted an experiment with rocket propulsion systems for ballistic missiles, the Defense Ministry said Tuesday. The pre-planned test took place on Tuesday at an air base in Palmachim, ... more

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Local launch expertise; world-wide attention Team, to use a baseball analogy, we are batting cleanup on a major league team. And we just hit one out of the park. Again. What I'm referring to is the performance I watched - our 45th Space ... more		New GPS system could transform virtual reality and mobile devices Researchers in the Cockrell School of Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin have developed a centimeter-accurate GPS-based positioning system that could revolutionize geolocation on virtu ... more		Trump, Putin agree to meet next week in Alaska Iran will not allow Trump-backed corridor linking Azerbaijan to exclave; Russia cautious Trump says Armenia, Azerbaijan commit to end fighting 'forever'		Unmanned supply ship burns up on re-entry An unmanned Russian supply ship disintegrated as it plummeted to Earth on Friday after suffering a communications failure on its way to the International Space Station, in a fiery end to a mission to deliver oxygen, water and supplies. ... more
				Russian Telescope Captures Burning Up Progress Spacecraft Russian astronomers have captured a video of what is apparently the falling Progress spacecraft three days before it is scheduled to burn up. The falling Progress spacecraft has been reportedl ... more		Successful SpaceX escape test 'bodes well for future' SpaceX's Dragon capsule sailed through the first flight test of its emergency astronaut escape feature Wednesday, a critical step toward launching people into space from US soil in the next two years. ... more

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Russia's space cargo ship to burn up in atmosphere Friday Russia said an unmanned supply ship set for the International Space Station will fall back to Earth Friday and burn up in the atmosphere, after the spacecraft suffered a communications failure. ... more		Most Advanced GPS Satellite Comes Together Using a 10-ton crane, Lockheed Martin engineers and technicians gently lowered the system module of the U.S. Air Force's first next generation GPS III satellite into place over its propulsion core, ... more		Early Earth may have had active plate tectonics far sooner than thought Comet debris signs found in Baffin Bay sediments linked to Younger Dryas cooling Lioness present in northeast C.Africa for first time in years; New species teem in Cambodia's threatened karst		Russia establishes satellite ground station on US doorstep Nicaragua is expected to use the system operated by the Russian Aerospace Defense Forces to monitor climate change and prevent natural disasters, in other words for peaceful purposes. "But the Obama ... more
US Missile Defense System Beset by Delays The US Missile Defense Agency (MDA) has advanced in developing an anti-ballistic missile defense system but continues to be beset by testing delays and acquisition problems, the US Government Accoun ... more		Iraq, Indonesia, Malaysia seek ammunition, missile systems Three countries are separately seeking to procure ammunition and two types of air-to-air missiles worth a combined total of an estimated $363 million. ... more		N. Korea says successfully test-fired underwater ballistic missile North Korea announced Saturday the successful test-firing of a submarine-based ballistic missile - a technology that would offer the nuclear-armed state a survivable second-strike nuclear capability. ... more		Tern Tech Offshoots Show Potential for New UAS Capabilities at Sea Tern, a joint program between DARPA and the U.S. Navy's Office of Naval Research (ONR), seeks to give forward-deployed small ships the unprecedented capacity to serve as mobile launch and recovery p ... more

	Singapore requests upgrade of its F-16s The upgrade of 60 F-16C/D/D+ aircraft flown by Singapore is in the works through a possible U.S. Foreign Military Sales program deal worth about $130 million. ... more		Precision guidance kit for artillery shells tests positive A precision guidance kit that transforms a 155mm artillery round into a near-precision projectile has completed its first Production Lot Acceptance Test. ... more

New transmitter could make wireless devices more energy-efficient

Solar tracking panels support high quality rice yields in Japan agrivoltaics trial

U.S. increases bounty to $50M for Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro

Germany approves Puma IFV for full deployment		German ships receiving Indra's satellite communications terminals		Kalashnikov unveiling modernized AK-47		Kuwait to order Boeing F/A-18 fighters worth $3 bn		Northrop announces new radar development for B-1 bombers
Airbus DS, Cisco partner in key business areas		Drone Aviation receives order for aerostats		Japan's planned buy of Ospreys gets State Dept. OK		Global Hawk approved for modernization		Raytheon's SM-6 missile in full-rate production

Five years after quake, Haiti hospital clings to hope

'We've lost everything': Nepal Sherpas fear for future after quake

Saudi announces Yemen humanitarian ceasefire

Nepal warns against post-quake rent increases

German navy ships rescue migrants in Mediterranean

Nepali netizens drive quake relief effort online

UN says it has received fraction of $415 mn appeal

Prayers and ritual baths as Nepal ends quake mourning

Beyond repair, Nepal's quake-hit homes await bulldozers

Touch sensors on bat wings guide flight

IBM's Watson extends cancer insights to 14 new centers

Nepal tragedy takes toll even on cremation overseers

Quake-hit Nepal villagers take aid into their own hands

A century on, Lebanon rediscovers deadly famine

The language of invention: Most innovations are rephrasings of the past

Trade with Cuba on Russian radar

Chinese turn Paris suburb into Europe's biggest fashion market

China consumer inflation rises subdued 1.5% in April

China April exports down 6.4% in new sign of weakness

France, India pledge swift conclusion to fighter jet deal

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