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February 26, 2010
OUTER PLANETS
Pluto Approach Begins
Washington DC (SPX) Feb 26, 2010
Another milestone passed! Today NASA's New Horizons spacecraft is 15.96 astronomical units (about 2.39 billion kilometers, or 1.48 billion miles) from the Sun - putting it halfway between Earth's location on launch day in January 2006, and Pluto's place during New Horizons' encounter with the planet in July 2015. "From here on out, we're on approach to an encounter with the Pluto system," says New Horizons Principal Investigator Alan Stern, from the Southwest Research Institute. "The second half o ... read more

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STELLAR CHEMISTRY

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SOLAR SCIENCE

Solar Stormwatch Asks Public For Help In Understanding The Sun
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NASA Unveils New Space-Weather Science Tool
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MOON DAILY

India To Initiate Activities For Chandrayaan-II
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Behold The Violent History Of Saturn's White Whale Moon
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MOON DAILY
US lunar pull-out leaves China shooting for moon
Beijing (AFP) Feb 21, 2010
China aims to land its first astronauts on the moon within a decade at the dawn of a new era of manned space exploration - a race it now leads thanks to the US decision to drop its lunar programme. US President Barack Obama earlier this month said he planned to drop the costly Constellation space programme, a budget move that would kill off future moon exploration if it is approved by Congr ... more

STELLAR CHEMISTRY
Exploring The Secrets Of Dark Matter
Kingston, Canada (SPX) Feb 22, 2010
Even the biggest Star Trek fan would probably have trouble understanding the technical details of the research done by Particle Astrophysics Professor Wolfgang Rau. Professor Rau is the only Canadian researcher among the group of 60 scientists involved in the Cryogenic Dark Matter Search experiment (CDMS) whose latest findings are published in the latest edition of Science magazine. Profes ... more

TIME AND SPACE
Atom smasher ramped up in quest for secrets of universe
Geneva (AFP) Feb 21, 2010
Scientists are restarting the world's most powerful atom-smasher over coming days, the European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN) said Sunday, as they prepare a new campaign to explore the secrets of the universe. The 3.9 billion euro (5.6 billion dollars) Large Hadron Collider (LHC) was shut down in December to ready it for collisions at unfathomed energy levels. It was run for a few ... more

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STELLAR CHEMISTRY

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MOON DAILY

Colony Of Humans On Moon Possible In Future


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TECH SPACE
Army Selects New Camouflage For Afghanistan

Northrop Grumman Demonstrates VADER Dismount Detection

Pawlikowski New Commander Of Air Force Research Laboratory

TECH SPACE
Transdnestr Could Host Russian Military Base

Second Missile Warning Satellite Achieves Key Testing Milestone

No talks yet on US missile shield, Bulgaria tells Russia

TECH SPACE
France buys U.S. missiles, upgrades army

Raytheon Laser-Guided Maverick On Track

Paveway II Plus Laser Guided Bomb Flight Test Program Completed

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LockMart Awarded Apache M-TADS/PNVS Follow-On Contract

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Too early to declare swine flu peak over, WHO confirms

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PHYSICS NEWS
Most Precise Test Yet Of Einstein's Gravitational Redshift
Berkeley CA (SPX) Feb 18, 2010
While airplane and rocket experiments have proved that gravity makes clocks tick more slowly - a central prediction of Albert Einstein's general theory of relativity - a new experiment in an atom interferometer measures this slowdown 10,000 times more accurately than before, and finds it to be exactly what Einstein predicted. The result shows once again how well Einstein's theory describes the real world, said Holger Mueller, an assistant professor of physics at the University of California, Berke ... read more

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Atom smasher ramped up in quest for secrets of universe

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