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Engineers and technicians at Alliant Techsystems and NASA have completed installation work on the second Ares I First Stage five-segment Development Motor (DM-2), in preparation for its static-fire, which is currently scheduled for early September.
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Observations from NASA’s twin Solar Terrestrial Relations Observatory (STEREO) spacecraft have allowed U.S. Naval Research Laboratory scientists to see recent solar activity that may have produced the first casualty of the new solar cycle #24. A coronal mass ejection from 3 April 2010 apparently resulted in a critical failure on the Galaxy 15 communications satellite (a.k.a. Zombiesat).
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Why is it that cable TV is so special to customers? What are the reasons behind your cable television’s specialty in order to satisfy its viewers?
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It’s been a long day at work, so you walk in, kick off your shoes, take off your jacket or loosen your tie, stretch, and then stretch out on the couch. You start flipping through channels, trying to find something good to watch. Click. Bad soap opera.
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