Dr Allyson Reed CLRC Rutherford Appleton Laboratory 01235 44 6114 a.reed@rl.ac.uk One of the world’s leading authorities on Grid technologies from the USA will give the keynote address at a […]
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COM DEV Space Signs Multi-Program Supply Agreement for Satellite Switches
COM DEV International, through Cambridge-based COM DEV Space, one of its two major operating divisions, has received an Authority to Proceed (ATP) on a multi-program supply agreement with a major […]
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ISS astronauts need to be versatile
Although working in space is still not routine, it is far more frequent than it once was. One reason being the construction of the International Space Station by the United […]
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Astronomer Surveys Galaxy Groups Beyond the Local Galactic Neighborhood
By Lori Stiles In a cosmically short time, probably in a few billion years, our Milky Way galaxy will smash into the Andromeda galaxy. Pulled together by gravity, the two […]
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‘Life in ice’ scientist hopes for power in San Francisco
Contact: Annette Trinity-Stevens annettet@montana.edu 406-994-5607 Montana State University Bozeman, MT–John Priscu has given presentations about his work in Antarctica under all kinds of conditions. He’s chatted with members of the […]
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Cluster’s New View of near-Earth Space
Studies of near-Earth space will never be the same again, following the successful commissioning of the European Space Agency’s Cluster mission. For the first time in the history of space […]
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Planetary Society Releases First-Ever Mars Orbital Photo Taken by Elementary and High School Students
An international team of nine students — aged 10 – 16 years old — made planetary exploration history this week when they directed a camera aboard the NASA Mars Global […]
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NASA Puts Education on the Fast Track with the Help of NASCAR’s Jeff Gordon
NASA has decided to take students out for a spin, riding four- wide at speeds approaching 200 miles per hour. NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL, has teamed with […]
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How did matter come to dominate the universe?
Contact: Tim Stephens stephens@cats.ucsc.edu 831-459-2495 University of California, Santa Cruz San Francisco, CA–The seemingly unremarkable fact that the universe is full of matter turns out to be something physicists can’t […]
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Galaxies and black holes
small – medium Contact: Sally Pobojewski pobo@umich.edu 734-647-1844 University of Michigan San Francisco—Galaxies and black holes are so intimately connected that it is almost impossible to find one without the […]
