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October 09, 2015

Russia Develops Portable Aerosol Cloud Generator to Conceal Missiles
Moscow (Sputnik) Oct 08, 2015
An aerosol generator is designed for creating aerosol curtains, or artificial clouds, to hide road-mobile missile complexes, according to Aleksei Solodovnikov, a lecturer at the Peter the Great Strategic Missile Forces College. Russian experts have developed and successfully tested a device designed to conceal missile systems with an aerosol cloud, a lecturer at the Peter the Great Strategic Missile Forces College said Tuesday. "An aerosol generator...is designed for creating aerosol curtain ... read more

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China launches cube satellites for civil aircraft tracking China has successfully launched three cube satellites (CubeSats), which are expected to help track civil aircraft and ships and avoid tragedies like missing flight MH370. The three CubeSats in ... more		Both passengers for next Ariane 5 mission arrive in French Guiana The Arabsat-6B and GSAT-15 telecommunications satellites are now in French Guiana - setting the stage for Arianespace's next heavy-lift mission, which is scheduled for an early November liftoff. ... more		NASA announces Challenge for Methods of Assessing Damage to Space Suits Astronauts venturing beyond the controlled environment of a spacecraft require protection from the harsh conditions in space. They get that protection from a space suit, which is a multilayer garmen ... more
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Nuclear Decommissioning And Used Fuel Market 2015

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Nuclear Operations and Maintenance Efficiency Summit USA 2015

Space-based missile warning continues expansion Our Air Force's space-based missile warning program has a robust history stemming from the 1960s through the present. As these programs have evolved over the decades, their continued presence demons ... more		GPS III Launch Services RFP Released by Air Force The Air Force released a final Request for Proposal (RFP) for Global Positioning System (GPS) III Launch Services, Sept. 30. Launch services include launch vehicle production, mission integration an ... more		NASA Earth science faces rollback as Mission to Planet Earth era winds down OPERA satellite data sharpens US crop and water management Alen Space begins SATMAR satellite validation over Bay of Algeciras		Britain to increase UAV fleet, modernize Special Forces gear Britain is to replace and double its fleet of remotely piloted aircraft and modernize equipment of its Special Forces. ... more
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Molecular catalyst switches between hydrogen and oxygen production

Project Pele microreactor reaches key milestone with first TRISO fuel delivery

Heat limits on communication in computers

Russia denies US claim that four Syria-bound missiles crashed in Iran		U.S. Air Force expands drone training at Holloman		S-97 Raider helicopter to be displayed at AUSA expo		Saab upgrading training system for Bulgaria		Russia to Start Development of New-Generation Engines for Rockets, Aircraft
Jordan awards Raytheon $18.6 million to expand border security		Glonass system can fully switch to domestic electronics in 2 years		Senior Air Force science exec visits rocket lab		U.S. State Dept. approves sale of MQ-9 Reapers to Spain		Obama apologizes to MSF for deadly Kunduz air strike

Lockheed Martin brings F-16V to Indonesia

U.S. Navy orders new robots, servicing

U.S. Navy sends guided-missile destroyer to Japan

Lockheed Martin delivers enhanced Patriot interceptor

U.S. Marines introduce 29 gender-neutral jobs

USAF budget concerns may threaten JSTARS program

Tomahawk demos new cruise missile capabilities

F-35 ejection seats raise worries on Capitol Hill

Boeing CEO endorses Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement

U.S. Navy tests F-35C onboard USS Eisenhower

Boeing completes F-22 flight simulator upgrade

Northrop Grumman produces center fuselage for Japanese F-35

Merkel declares EU asylum rules 'obsolete' as navies tackle smugglers

America's children in crossfire of gun control debate

US Coast Guard to suspend search for 'El Faro' survivors

No foreign aid agencies left in Afghanistan's Kunduz: UN

Discovery about new battery overturns decades of false assumptions

McMaster engineers build better energy storage device

Researchers measure how specific atoms move in dielectric materials

NCSEA report maps regulatory, policy path to develop energy storage in NC

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