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Earth and Life Sciences, Aircraft Ops Under Microscope in NASA Consolidation Effort
NASA’s latest attempt to right-size its 10 U.S. field centers will begin with a focus on a roughly $3 billion cross-section of the agency’s nearly $18 billion budget that could affect some 10,000 civil servants and contractors, a senior agency official said.
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NASA Awards Launch Services Contract for Ionospheric Connection Explorer
NASA has selected Orbital Sciences Corporation of Dulles, Virginia, to provide launch services for the Ionospheric Connection Explorer (ICON) mission. ICON is targeted to launch in June 2017 from the Reagan Test Site […]
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Indonesia’s PSN Switches to SSL after Boeing Unable To Pair Up All-electric Satellite
PSN and SSL said the PSN 6 satellite will be launched in early 2017 aboard a rocket that SSL provided as part of the contract to operate at 146 degrees east in geostationary orbit.
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SES Astra 2G Could Serve as Placeholder for Luxembourg’s Proposed GovSat Military Satellite
The Luxembourg government has a special interest in keeping the orbital slot because it plans to create, with SES, a joint-venture company to sell military satellite bandwidth to the NATO alliance and individual NATO governments and Luxembourg allies.
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Geologic Maps of Vesta Published
Images from NASA’s Dawn Mission have been used to create a series of high-resolution geological maps of the large asteroid Vesta, revealing the variety of surface features in unprecedented detail. […]
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Commentary | Please Don’t Drink the Bug Juice
Refreshing as it may be, bug juice has no nutritional value.
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Editorial | Responding to SpaceShipTwo Tragedy
The fatal crash has regulatory implications for the fledgling industry.
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Profile | Chad Anderson, Managing Director, Space Angels Network
Anderson said the experience of people seeing their home planet from space on planned commercial suborbital flights will have “a profound and enlightening impact on mankind.”
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Top 5 Companies To Watch
This year’s Top 5 Companies to Watch group has a heavy focus on firms facing challenges that could come to a head in the next year or two.
