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NASA is preparing to fly a Deep Space Atomic Clock, or DSAC, demonstration that will enable a spacecraft to calculate its own timing and navigation data in real time.Other Posts:MDA hands over RapidEye systemInternet Television: Does DISH Network Have the Upper Hand?NSR: satellite broadband experiences dynamic growthESA hands over keys to Soyuz launch siteISRO Forms Committee To Review GSLV FailureTac Sat-3 completes experimental mission, becomes operationalSatellite Dish Television – What You Should KnowRSCC receives insurance for Ekspress AM4 total loss

As part of the activities to bring the European satellite system, Galileo, to full operational capacity, performance verification tests on the first two operational satellites launched on 21 October 2011, have been successfully completed at Telespazio’s Space Centre in Fucino.Other Posts:Delays of the day: Kizuna, Chandrayaan 1Khrunichev to tackle QC problems with ‘quality initiative’Camera Crews in IsraelFrequency Electronics to provide more parts for military comsatsProspects For Commercial Launch Industry Looking More StableTurner to distribute cable channels via EutelsatEU to rule on S-band spectrumEchoStar completes Hughes acquisition

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