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MT Aerospace said it was developing an ultra light-weight propellant tank with a sandwich common bulkhead for a Next Generation Launcher (NGL) under a contract with Astrium.
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Iridium Communications Inc. has entered into two comprehensive, long-term agreements with Boeing that redefine the relationship between the companies for maintenance, operations and support of Iridium’s satellite network.
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The first GLONASS-K satellite will be launched before the end of 2010, ISS-Reshetnev general designer Nikolay Testoyedov was quoted as saying.
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The UK Space Agency announced a one year pilot programme to design and launch a CubeSat – a miniature, cube-shaped satellite that will allow the UK to test new space technologies and carry out new space research ‘cheaply’ and quickly.
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Orbital Sciences Corporation reported its financial results for the second quarter of 2010.
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