Space
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Space2009 Busiest Year for Arianespace
Arianespace is keeping up its mission pace as two additional Ariane 5s are now in process at French Guiana, following the vehicle that launched a payload of two telecommunications satellites […]
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SpaceAFP: South Korea Loses Satellite in Failed Launch Attempt
A satellite launched by South Korea’s first space rocket is thought to have burnt up in the Earth’s atmosphere after missing its designated orbit, according to AFP Wednesday. Seoul vowed […]
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SpaceLockheed Martin SBIRS HEO-2 Certified by USSTRATCOM
Lockheed Martin [LMT] Wednesday announced that the second Space Based Infrared System (SBIRS) Highly Elliptical Orbit (HEO-2) payload and associated ground systems have been certified for missile warning operations by […]
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SpaceDiscovery Mission Marks Shift to Continuous Research Onboard Space Station
Space Shuttle Discovery lifted off Aug. 28 from Kennedy Space Center, Fla. on a 13-day mission to deliver more than seven tons of supplies, science racks and environmental hardware to […]
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SpaceNASA’s Next-Gen Manned Spacecraft Enroute to White Sands For Testing
NASA’s next generation of a manned-spacecraft made a stop at Holloman AFB, N.M., on its way to White Sands Missile Range (WSMR), N.M. where launch abort tests will be performed, […]
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SpaceNASA Scrubs Key Ares Test With U.S. Manned Space Program in Limbo
By Marina Malenic PROMONTORY, Utah–As uncertainty over the future of its ambitious Constellation program grows, NASA Thursday aborted a horizontal ground-firing test of a key program element–the first stage of […]
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SpaceFinal Augustine Report With Constellation Options Faces Slight Delay
By Emelie Rutherford A blue-ribbon panel’s final report to President Obama on NASA’s future, which casts doubt on the viability of the Constellation program, will not be released quite as […]
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SpaceSuccessful First Flight Test of ABL Laser By MDA, Industry Partners
The Missile Defense Agency (MDA), Boeing [BA] and its industry teammates on Aug. 18 successfully fired the high-energy laser aboard the Airborne Laser (ABL) aircraft, “the first light in flight,” […]
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SpaceCompanies Await MDA Verdict On Air-Launched Hit-to-Kill Programs
As the Pentagon begins shifting the focus of its missile defenses portfolio from long-range to theater threats, industry teams are eagerly awaiting the results of a Missile Defense Agency (MDA) […]
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CongressFinal Augustine Report With Constellation Options Faces Slight Delay
By Emelie Rutherford A blue-ribbon panel’s final report to President Obama on NASA’s future, which casts doubt on the viability of the Constellation program, will likely not be released quite […]