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July 02, 2015

Longest SLS Engine Test Yet Heats Up Summer Sky
Stennis Space Center MS (SPX) Jul 01, 2015
South Mississippi was hotter than usual on June 25 when the fire and heat produced by the longest test firing yet of a Space Launch System (SLS) RS-25 rocket engine at NASA's John C. Stennis Space Center combined with already climbing summer temperatures. Engineers conducted a 650-second test of a RS-25 developmental engine as part of its preparation for a return to deep-space missions aboard the new Space Launch System rocket. NASA is designing the SLS to carry humans deeper into space than ever ... read more

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'Forever Remembered' Shares Enduring Lessons of Challenger, Columbia The Space Shuttle Program story is full of spectacular successes. From its maiden voyage in 1981 to its final touchdown in 2011, the capable, reusable delta-winged vehicle captivated a generation. T ... more		New technique for 'seeing' ions at work in a supercapacitor Researchers from the University of Cambridge, together with French collaborators based in Toulouse, have developed a new method to see inside battery-like devices known as supercapacitors at the ato ... more		What cargo was lost in the SpaceX explosion? While NASA and SpaceX continue to search for answers to the questions of why and how the latest resupply mission prematurely ended in a dramatic explosion, others are mourning the loss of cargo. ... more
				Discovery paves way for new kinds of superconducting electronics Physicists at UC San Diego have developed a new way to control the transport of electrical currents through high-temperature superconductors - materials discovered nearly 30 years ago that lose all ... more		Engineers develop micro-tentacles so tiny robots can handle delicate objects The tiny tube circled an ant's thorax, gently trapping the insect and demonstrating the utility of a microrobotic tentacle developed by Iowa State University engineers. "Most robots use two fingers ... more

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Nuclear Decommissioning And Used Fuel Market 2015

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US Space Command warns on overly fast Russian rocket engine phase out Guaranteeing US access to space requires the continued purchase and use of Russia's RD-180 rocket engine, Commander of US Air Force Space Command General John Hyten said on Friday. "I support ... more		China's Beidou navigation system more resistant to jamming China has made breakthroughs in the anti-jamming capability of its Beidou satellite navigation system (BDS), the People's Liberation Army (PLA) Daily said Thursday. The new technology, develop ... more		Meet the Space Cowboys: a critical capability at VSFB India and Pakistan: vast nuclear-armed military forces Will Trump strike drug cartels he says 'run' Mexico?		String of cargo disasters puts pressure on space industry The global space industry is reeling after three cargo disasters in less than a year have delivered a costly blow to efforts to supply astronauts aboard the International Space Station. ... more
				CAE producing P-8A simulator trainer hardware Simulator hardware for four additional P-8A Poseidon operational flight trainers have been ordered by Boeing from CAE USA. ... more		Kuwait orders NBC reconnaissance vehicles Rheinmetall MAN Military Vehicles is to supply a dozen armored NBC reconnaissance trucks to Kuwait together with comprehensive support. ... more

Lockheed Martin spotlights new tracking pod system A multi-sensor system for tracking multiple airborne targets has demonstrated its capabilities during its first flight test, Lockheed Martin announced. ... more		E-2D aerial refueling capability passes CDR An aerial refueling capability for the E-2D tactical airborne warning aircraft has passed a critical design review, Northrop Grumman said. ... more		Volcanic eruptions linked to satellite disruption risks in upper atmosphere US climate assessment in doubt as Trump dismisses authors Ancient bone discovery suggests aquatic origins for echidnas		China set to bolster space, polar security China has included security of its activities and assets in outer space, on the international sea bed and in polar regions in a draft national security law, the latest move to improve the legal fram ... more
Cooperation in satellite technology put Belgium, China to forefront Increased collaboration between Belgium and China in the field of satellite technology can put both nations "at the forefront" of delivering vital information globally, according to State Secretary ... more		Australian Air Force receives first C-27J transport The Royal Australian Air Force has received the first of 10 C-27J Spartan tactical medium-loft transport aircraft from Alenia Aermacchi. ... more		Finland orders anti-tank weapon from Saab Next-generation Light Anti-tank Weapon system from Saab of Sweden are to be supplied to the Finnish Defense Force under an order worth $35.7 million. ... more		Orbital ATK's artillery guidance kit passes milestone test Orbital ATK's U.S. Army precision guidance kit for 155mm ammunition has successfully completed its first production Lot Acceptance Test, the company says. ... more

	Australia approves funds for continued C-RAM systems The Australian government has approved more than $248 million for a continued counter rocket, artillery and mortar system for its military forces. ... more		Quake aid supplies stuck at Nepal customs: UN official Overly zealous customs officials and the imposition of taxes on donations are hampering aid deliveries to quake-devastated Nepal ahead of the imminent arrival of monsoon rains, a senior UN official said Wednesday. ... more

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Australia lowers iron ore price forecast as China outlook softens		China PM kicks off France visit with climate pledge, Airbus deal		Airbus inks $18 bn deal to sell China 75 A330s		Framework for China-led international bank signed		SpaceX rocket explodes after launch

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NASA, Partners Test Unmanned Aircraft Systems

US Awards Contract to Develop Missile Defense Command System

China's super "eye" to speed up space rendezvous

US Rocketeers Take Home Championship

Is space tourism travelling faster than space law?

Roscosmos to Launch More Satellites, Set up Imaging Center

F-35B tested for use on British, Italian aircraft carriers

Iraqi F-16 jet crashes in Arizona: US military

Lockheed Martin facilities win U.S. security award

Korean government sharing helicopter development costs

ESA spaceplane on display

Russia eyes Kazakh cosmonaut as space tourist

Donors pledge $4.4bn in aid to quake-hit Nepal

China presses US to invest more in its own economy

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