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Demise of QuikScat Deprives Scientists of Ocean Wind Data
After a decade in orbit, NASA’s QuikScat satellite has stopped capturing highly detailed data on ocean winds, a loss that is particularly troubling to scientists and meteorologists because the United States government has no plans for a near-term successo ...
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France Seeks Military Space Investment Partners
French defense officials said they are on track to increase military space spending by nearly 8 percent per year, on average, through 2014 but that the program and spending profile still depend in large part on whether other European nations agree to co-i ...
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Two Hearings To Examine Private Spaceflight Safety
As the administration of U.S. President Barack Obama considers outsourcing part of NASA’s manned spaceflight program to the private sector, two congressional panels will examine potential safety issues associated with commercial human spaceflight Dec. 2 d ...
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