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NASA has awarded the Test Operations Contract at Stennis Space Center to Lockheed Martin Services, Inc.
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Japan’s exploration spacecraft Hayabusa has indeed, as hoped, returned the first ever samples from the surface of an asteroid, JAXA confirmed.
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Russia plans to launch another version of its modernised GLONASS-K navigation satellites in 2013. The GLONASS-K2 design is to offer new frequencies.
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China Great Wall Industry Corporation (CGWIC) has agreed to buy 20 rockets and eight telecommunications satellites from CALT and CAST, respectively.
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IP Cores, Inc. said it has licensed its encryption technology to Space Systems/Loral (SS/L) for satellite applications. The IP Cores solution will be used in conjunction with SS/L’s satellite control subsystem to provide high security for satellite communications.
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In the 15 November article about the launch of SkyTerra 1, it was erroneously claimed that the satellite was lofted by a Soyuz rocket. Of course, it was launched by a Proton M/Briz M. Sorry for any confusion, and thank you to everybody who wrote to point out the mistake. The archived article has been corrected accordingly.
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