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NASA is taking heat from its OIG for giving Orbital Sciences more than $600
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The FTC is investigating whether ULA ran afoul of antitrust laws with its
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Proba-V satellite has successfully demonstrated that it can capture data on
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Satmex Chief Financial Officer Juan Garcia said Satmex 7 “is fully funded”
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Initial contracts are now being let and the principal partners to the 20-
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Sierra Nevada Space Systems got a nearly $2 million NASA contract from NASA
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Sky Perfect JSat of Japan, on June 12 said it had selected Space Systems/
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Commentary | MSL: Public Spectacle or Learning Opportunity?
The landing of NASA’s Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) Curiosity rover is indisputably a public relations coup for the agency. The event was a tightly organized, highly successful and greatly entertaining public spectacle. NASA is keeping close track of media reports, Web hits and other measures of public interest.
Such statistics are not real measures, however. They are only indicators. It remains to be seen whether the interested public will remain engaged in the MSL mission as tantalizing yet ambiguous science results start to roll in.
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