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Archive for September 29th, 2007

Russia can’t help it

September 29th, 2007 by

“If we do not do that, another country will launch them.” — Russian Space Forces Commander Col. Gen. Vladimir Popovkin announcing 1 November 2007 as launch date for Germany’s SAR-Lupe 3 radar spy satellite

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Russia can’t help it

September 29th, 2007 by

“If we do not do that, another country will launch them.” — Russian Space Forces Commander Col. Gen. Vladimir Popovkin announcing 1 November 2007 as launch date for Germany’s SAR-Lupe 3 radar spy satellite

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Winners of the SES Astra Innovation Contest announced

September 29th, 2007 by

SES Astra announced that it has selected Global Communications, Invacom, and ERA Technology as the winners of the Astra Innovation Contest.

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Winners of the SES Astra Innovation Contest announced

September 29th, 2007 by

SES Astra announced that it has selected Global Communications, Invacom, and ERA Technology as the winners of the Astra Innovation Contest.

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Pluto probe corrects course

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NASA’s New Horizons probe successfully completed a trajectory correction manoeuvre on its long journey to Pluto.

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Pluto probe corrects course

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NASA’s New Horizons probe successfully completed a trajectory correction manoeuvre on its long journey to Pluto.

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MESSENGER team wraps up Radio Science test

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MESSENGER’s Radio Science (RS) team recently completed a month-long orbit simulation test to measure Doppler performance using the probe’s low-gain radio frequency (RF) antennas.

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Successful test of Jules Verne ATV software

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For the first time, the compatibility of the final Jules Verne Automatic Transfer Vehicle flight software has been successfully tested with the rest of the ISS flight software by international teams at the NASA Software Verification Facility (SVF) in Houston.

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