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August 02, 2010
GPS NEWS
China Launches Fifth Satellite For Its Own Global Navigation Network
Xichang, China (XNA) Aug 02, 2010
China successfully launched its fifth orbiter into space at 5:30 a.m. Sunday, as a part of its indigenous satellite navigation and positioning network. The satellite was launched from the Long March 3I carrier rocket. It is the 126th flight for the country's Long March series of rockets. The satellite will join another four satellites in orbit to form a network that will eventually consist of 35 satellites. The system, code named "COMPASS", is a crucial part of the country's spac ... read more

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TECH SPACE

Japan mobile phone makers to roll out 'augmented reality'
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GPS NEWS

Russia To Launch 3 Glonass Satellites In September
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ROCKET SCIENCE

Honeywell Provides Guidance System For Atlas V Rocket
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THE STANS

US 2011 drawdown in Afghanistan will be 'limited': Gates
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MILTECH

Game Changing Mobile Tech At Connecting Soldiers To Digital Apps
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GPS NEWS

ViewRanger GPS Outdoor Navigation Tool Now Available
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GPS NEWS

INRIX Expands The Largest Traffic Network In Europe
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GPS NEWS

Navigation That Makes Sense Of Life's Twists And Turns
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PHYSICS NEWS

Spacequakes Rumble Near Earth
GPS NEWS

ITT Navigation Payload Passes Key Milestone For Next Gen GPS Satellite
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STATION NEWS

Ball Aerospace And LockMart Demo New Docking System Technology
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EARTH OBSERVATION

Cluster Makes Crucial Step In Understanding Space Weather
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GPS NEWS

Nationwide Insurance Provides Bait Vehicles To Houston Law Enforcement Agencies
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GPS NEWS

Lynden Transport Offers Real Time GPS Mapping For Tracking Shipments
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MILPLEX
Raytheon to send Paveways to South Africa
Pretoria, South Africa (UPI) Jul 26, 2010
Raytheon is to supply Paveway II laser-guided bombs to South Africa, the first significant sale of U.S. defense equipment to the country in 25 years. Pretoria's Armaments Corporation of South Africa, the South African defense ministry's procurement organization, awarded the contract for the LGBs, often called "smart bombs," to Raytheon. ARMSCOR set up the direct commercial sale, ... more

FLORA AND FAUNA
How Monarchs Fly Away Home
Guelph, Canada (SPX) Jul 27, 2010
Monarch butterflies - renowned for their lengthy annual migration to and from Mexico - complete an even more spectacular journey home than previously thought. New research from the University of Guelph reveals that some North American monarchs born in the Midwest and Great Lakes fly directly east over the Appalachians and settle along the eastern seaboard. Previously, scientists believed t ... more

MILTECH
Joint Standoff Weapon C-1 Completes Captive Flight Test Series
Farnborough, United Kingdom (SPX) Jul 26, 2010
The U.S. Navy completed a series of three captive flight tests on Raytheon's Joint Standoff Weapon C-1, putting the program closer to achieving initial operating capability in 2012. JSOW is a family of low-cost, air-to-ground weapons that employs an integrated GPS- inertial navigation system and terminal imaging infrared seeker, guiding the weapon to the target. JSOW C-1 adds moving ... more

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SUPERPOWERS

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MISSILE NEWS

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SOLAR SCIENCE
Planets In Unusually Intimate Dance Around Dying Star

Detector Technology Could Help NASA Find Earth-Like Exoplanets

NASA Finds Super-Hot Planet With Unique Comet-Like Tail

SOLAR SCIENCE
China Leads In Outer Space Pollution

Research aims at making artificial silk

Satellites get new 'lives,' new jobs

SOLAR SCIENCE
Russia To Launch 3 Glonass Satellites In September

China Launches Fifth Satellite For Its Own Global Navigation Network

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SOLAR SCIENCE
China Contributes To Space-Based Information Access A Lot

China Sends Research Satellite Into Space

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Potentially Hazardous Asteroid Might Collide With The Earth In 2182

Research Yields Greater Precision In Determining Age of Meteorites

'Pristine' Earth impact crater discovered

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WISE Discovers Over 90 Near-Earth Objects

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MILTECH
Raytheon Forms Team To Pursue Next Phase Of Joint Precision Approach Landing System
Farnborough, UK (SPX) Jul 21, 2010
Raytheon Company has formed a team to include Rockwell Collins and Honeywell International to compete for JPALS Increment 2. JPALS is a civil and military precision landing system. It provides accurate, reliable landing guidance for fixed- and rotary-wing aircraft during all weather conditions. JPALS features anti-jam protection to assure mission continuity in a hostile environment. JPALS is replacing current instrument landing and precision approach radar landing systems. "The Raytheo ... read more

MILTECH
Mines and wines in Australia climate battle

Modified cotton helps Indian women

Goa's frog poachers feed taste for 'jumping chicken'

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MILTECH
Protein From Poplar Trees Can Be Used To Greatly Increase Computer Capacity

Polymer Synthesis Could Aid Future Electronics

Acer, Asus and Lenovo lead pack as PC sales surge

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MILTECH
Spanish military may replace absent air traffic controllers

China jumbo jet maker picks GE, Eaton as suppliers

Swiss solar plane makes history with round-the-clock flight

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MILTECH
China approves Geely takeover of Volvo

Nissan to offer breathable Vitamin C in new cars

Australia PM offers 'cash for clunkers' climate policy

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MILTECH
Panasonic to take full control of Sanyo

China denies forcing foreign firms to transfer technology

Rio Tinto, China's Chalco cement deal for Guinea mine

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