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China’s first moon rover sets record for longest stay
Read more →: China’s first moon rover sets record for longest stayChina’s first lunar rover, Yutu, has been operating on the moon for almost two years, setting the record…
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What surviving on Mars can teach you about building a startup to last
Read more →: What surviving on Mars can teach you about building a startup to lastMovie poster from The Martian. Photo: Wikipedia It’s rare that a story about survival set on another planet…
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Two Antares failure probes produce different results
Read more →: Two Antares failure probes produce different resultsOrbital’s Antares rocket suffers a failure moments after liftoff Oct. 28, 2014, from Wallops Island, Virginia. Credit: NASA/Joel…
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A month to remember for ULA and the Atlas 5 rocket
Read more →: A month to remember for ULA and the Atlas 5 rocketMorelos 3, NROL-55, GPS 2F-11. Photos by ULA CAPE CANAVERAL — Four weeks, three launches, two coasts. October…
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Cassini images just a taste of Enceladus flyby science return
Read more →: Cassini images just a taste of Enceladus flyby science returnNASA’s Cassini spacecraft captured this view as it neared icy Enceladus for its closest-ever dive past the moon’s…
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Oil & Gas Headwinds Slow M2M Profits for Iridium
Read more →: Oil & Gas Headwinds Slow M2M Profits for Iridium[Via Satellite 10-30-2015] Growth for Machine-to-Machine (M2M) in the industrial market is healthy for Iridium, but slower than…
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Eutelsat Strikes up Multi-Launch Agreement with ILS
Read more →: Eutelsat Strikes up Multi-Launch Agreement with ILS[Via Satellite 10-30-2015] Eutelsat Communications has reached an agreement with International Launch Services (ILS) for a series of…
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Atlas V successfully launches GPS IIF-11
Read more →: Atlas V successfully launches GPS IIF-11Making its third launch of the month, United Launch Alliance’s Atlas V rocket has successfully deployed the penultimate…


