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    DRAGON SPACE
    Closer Relations Between ESA And China
     Paris (ESA) Nov 22, 2005
     On Friday 18 November, Sun Laiyan, Administrator of the China National Space Administration, and ESA Director General, Jean-Jacques Dordain, signed an Intergovernmental Framework Agreement for space cooperation for peaceful purposes.
    LAUNCH PAD
    Forecast Good For Launch Of Europe's Latest MSG Weather Satellite
     Kourou, French Guiana (SPX) Nov 21, 2005
     The successful launch of Ariane 5 Flight 167 leaves the launch campaign of Europe's newest meteorological satellite on track to meet its new target date of 21 December.
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    TECH SPACE
    ESA Bring Extra Dimension to Industrial Products Imaging
     Paris, France (ESA) Nov 22, 2005
     When ESA experts wanted to see what the ion engine designed for the SMART-1 mission to the Moon would finally look like, they contacted a French start-up company: News'UProduction.
  • The Impossible Is Possible: Laser Light From Silicon
  • Researchers Approach Quantum Limit In Third-Order Nonlinear Light-Light Interaction

    • FLORA AND FAUNA
    The Mothman Adventures
     London, UK (SPX) Nov 22, 2005
     Until aliens are found, astrobiologists have to content themselves with studying weird life on Earth. Studies of organisms living in harsh or unusual environments here can suggest the possibilities for life elsewhere in the universe. Astrobiologists therefore have fascinating adventures in some of the world's most exotic places.

    NANO TECH
    Scientists Create Nanostructures
     Berlin (UPI) Nov 21, 2005
     German scientists say they've found combining a scanning tunneling microscope and atoms bound to a surface can create nanostructures.
    MOONDAILY
    SpaceDev Claims Lunar Missions Can Be Completed For Less Than $10Bn
     Poway CA (SPX) Nov 22, 2005
     SpaceDev announced the results of its International Lunar Observatories Human Servicing Mission, conducted for Lunar Enterprise Corporation.
  • Mesmerized By Moondust

    • MARSDAILY
    Opportunity Gets A Timely Dust Off And Regains Energy At The Four-Mile Mark
     Pasadena CA (JPL) Nov 22, 2005
     Opportunity is healthy. The solar array was apparently cleaned again on sol 638. Average solar array energy is around 720 watt-hours after the cleaning event!
  • MIT Researchers Visit Mars On Earth
  • Spirit Marks One Martian Year Of Surface Exploration
  • Spirit Observes Debris Trail Of Halley's Comet
    UAV NEWS
    A Successful First Flight With FILUR UAV
     Sweden (SPX) Nov 22, 2005
     Saab and FMV's technology demonstrator program FILUR has successfully made its first flight and the test results are now being evaluated in order to be able to optimize flight performance for future flights.
  • USF Mini-Helicopters Return To Katrina
    VSAT NEWS
  • Interlink To Build Ecuador Phone Biz Using VSATs

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    • SHAKE AND BLOW
    Gamma Toll In Honduras Rises To 15
     Tegucigalpa (AFP) Nov 21, 2005
     The death toll in Honduras from Tropical Storm Gamma increased Monday to at least 15, with 13 people missing, officials said. In neighboring Belize, five fishermen were missing at sea because of the record 27th storm of the Atlantic season, Belize media said.
  • Sri Lankan Tsunami Survivors Hit By Floods

    • DISASTER MANAGEMENT
    Pakistan Quake Survivors Prepared For Winter, Australia Claims
     Sydney (AFP) Nov 21, 2005
     The commander of Australian troops providing aid to earthquake-devastated Pakistan played down fears Monday that the onset of winter could bring a second wave of deaths to the stricken region.

    SUPERPOWERS
  • Analysis: China Strategies And Bush
  • China's Improved Diplomacy On Show During Bush Visit

    • CIVIL NUCLEAR
    Blair Looking At 'All Options' Amidst British Nuclear Debate
     London (AFP) Nov 21, 2005
     Prime Minister Tony Blair is looking at "all the options" for Britain's energy future, his spokesman said Monday amid reports that he favours the development of nuclear power.

    SINO DAILY
    China's Improved Diplomacy On Show During Bush Visit
     Beijing (UPI) Nov 21, 2005
     China's practice of modern day diplomatic skills was evident during President Bush's brief visit over the weekend.
  • Bird Flu Crisis In China "Severe" And Getting Worse
  • Analysis: China Strategies And Bush
  • Bird Flu Crisis In China "Severe" And Getting Worse
  • Polluted River Water In China Poisons 34 People

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    MILITARY COMMUNICATIONS
    Air Force Cadet's Built Microsat Ready For Launch
     Colorado Springs CO (SPX) Nov 22, 2005
     Cadets will watch their engineering efforts blast into space in a launch televised live to the Air Force Academy.
  • US Govt Orders Globecomm Lightweight, Rapid Deploy Flyaway Terminals
  • Lockmart To Upgrade US Marine Corps' Mobile Long Range Air Defense Radars
  • Interlink Global To Create Regional Phone Company In Ecuador Using VSATs
  • Air Force Cadet's Built Microsat Ready For Launch

    • CYBERWARS
    Cyber Czar Job Still Open After 13 Months
     Washington (UPI) Nov 21, 2005
     More than 13 months after the last post-holder quit in frustration, the Bush administration still has not been able to find a suitable candidate to lead the efforts of the Department of Homeland Security to protect the nation's computer and telecommunications networks.
  • $100 Laptops Not Enough To Shrink Digital Divide

    • MISSILE DEFENSE
    Lockheed Martin Team Launches Second Target Missile For AEGIS Test
     Kauai HI (SPX) Nov 22, 2005
     A Lockheed Martin led team has completed its second successful mission for the U.S. Missile Defense Agency's (MDA's) Targets and Countermeasures Program, for which the company is prime contractor.
    NUKEWARS
  • China, North Korea, Iran Pose 'Greatest Danger' To US: Poll
  • US Focuses On Getting Iran Back To Negotiating Table
  • US, EU To Delay Security Council Call Over Iran: Diplomats

    • MILPLEX
  • NGC Gets Another $558 Million Dollars For Next Aircraft Carrier Design
  • L-3 Communications' SPAR Aerospace Launches Herc 2020
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  • YESTERDAY'S SPACE
  • Spacex Announces Launch Date For Falcon 1
  • Japanese Spacecraft Fails To Touch Down On Asteroid
  • Has America And Russia Lost Control Of The High Ground
  • Ames Hopes To Get A Chance To Help Dig Up Moon
  • Mars-Bound NASA Craft Tweaks Course, Passes Halfway Point
  • New Horizons Launch Preparations Move Ahead
  • Polar Star Cruise Ship Installs Iridium E-Mail Service
  • Airbus V. Boeing: War Over The World's Sky
  • DoD Orders Another $3 Billion Lot Of F/A-22 Raptors
  • More Funds On Nano Risk Needed
  • EADS Astrium Selected For Swarm Satellites
  • NASA'S Icesat: One Billion Elevations Served
  • Radiation Resistant Computers
  • Raven Industries Announces Five-Hour Flight of 'HiSentinel' Powered Airship
  • Innovative Space Tug Could Prolong Operational Life Of GEO Satellites
  • Chris Van Allsburg Talks About Sci-Fi, Art And Education
  • UAV "Seeker" Makes Emergency Landing
  • Mikulski Brings Home The Bacon For Maryland SEALS
  • Avoid Cyber Grinches, Scams And Schemes
  • Building a Better Hydrogen Trap
  • Analysis: Putin As Energy Czar
  • Blair Urged To Approve New Generation Of Nuclear Reactors
  • Blair Calls For More Multilateral Action To Stop Global Warming
  • At Least Nine Dead As Tropical Storm Gamma Lashes Honduras, Belize
  • Focus On Levee Breaks
  • Bacteria Which Sense The Earth's Magnetic Field
  • Experts Fear Africa Flu Pandemic
  • EU Moves To Open Up Defense Market
  • Bush Told To Seek Chinese Removal Of Missiles Aimed At Taiwan
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