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June 04, 2010
MOON DAILY
Old Moon Rover Beams Surprising Laser Flashes To Earth
Huntsville AL (SPX) Jun 04, 2010
A Soviet robot lost on the dusty plains of the Moon for the past 40 years has been found again, and it is returning surprisingly strong laser pulses to Earth. "We shined a laser on Lunokhod 1's position, and we were stunned by the power of the reflection," says Tom Murphy of UC San Diego, who leads the research team that's putting the old robot back to work. "Lunokhod 1 is talking to us loudly and clearly." Almost forgotten in the lore of the Apollo-era space race, Lunokhod 1 was one of the ... read more

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ENERGY TECH

BP hit by 69-million-dollar bill for US oil spill
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SPACE TRAVEL

NASA plans 'Summer of Innovation'
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FLOATING STEEL

Northrop Grumman To Supply Nav Systems For Italian Navy Submarines
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CARBON WORLDS

The Search For Improved Carbon Sponges Picks Up Speed
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ENERGY TECH

MBARI Sends Underwater Robot To Study Deepwater Horizon Spill
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Hewlett-Packard to cut 3,000 jobs
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MOON DAILY

MSU Robot Digs Most Moon Dirt
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FARM NEWS

Dozens of fish species in danger in US oil leak: expert
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FROTH AND BUBBLE

US oil spill could last for weeks, officials warn
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ENERGY TECH
Frustration grows as BP warns of long effort to cap spill
Galliano, Louisiana (AFP) May 31, 2010
BP officials warned Monday they may not be able to stop the Gulf of Mexico oil leak until August, as Louisiana residents warned the spill could wipe out dozens of fish species. Drilling relief wells is still seen as the best solution, but they will not be completed for at least eight weeks, BP spokesman John Currie told AFP, as US officials warned the spill is now the worst environmental dis ... more

ENERGY TECH
BP rushes new Gulf oil operation
Robert, Louisiana (AFP) May 31, 2010
BP engineers on Monday scrambled a new high-risk operation to stem the devastating Gulf oil spill now described as the worst environmental disaster in US history. Hours after the British oil giant acknowledged the failure of its "top kill" attempt to plug the underwater well, company officials said it could take a week to carry out a bid to place a cap over the leak. "Right now we are go ... more

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'Top kill' failure deals blow to oil spill weary Louisianans
Grand Isle, Louisiana (AFP) May 30, 2010
With the failure of "top kill", BP's latest attempt to stop oil spewing from a ruptured well in the Gulf of Mexico, residents of this last inhabited barrier island in Louisiana braced for slick-related problems for awhile to come. "It took 30 days for the oil to reach Grand Isle once the leak started," said Mark Becnel as he ate dinner at the Starfish restaurant on Grand Isle, where fishing, ... more

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ENERGY TECH

BP rushes new plan to stem Gulf oil leak

MOON DAILY

Japan Draws Plans To Build Research Center On Moon


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DEEP IMPACT
Aussie soldiers set for better body armor

First S-70iTM BLACK HAWK Helicopter Enters Flight Test Program

New Navy crane technology passes testing

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Russia demands explanation for US missiles in Poland

Russia unhappy with US missiles in Poland

First US Patriot missile battery in Poland: embassy

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Taiwan to test missile that could reach Beijing: report

Bulava Probe Results Ready For Russian Government Review

LockMart Dedicates New PAC-3 Missile Facility

DEEP IMPACT
S. American arms spending up, says SIPRI

EADS won't reveal new tanker bid partner

Textron To Deliver 80 Armored Vehicles To Iraqi Federal Police

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Bid to curb oil spill in 'hands' of deepsea robots

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WHO keeps swine flu pandemic alert

Flu Doesn't Die Out, It Hides Out

Scientists could end flu pandemic alert: WHO

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SHUTTLE NEWS
Shuttle Atlantis back on Earth after final space voyage
Cape Canaveral, Florida (AFP) May 26, 2010
The shuttle Atlantis returned to Earth Wednesday from the final space flight of its 25-year career, marking the beginning of a bittersweet end for NASA's storied space shuttle program. Shuttle commander Ken Ham touched the spacecraft down at 8:48 am (1248 GMT), completing a flawless landing on the runway at Florida's Kennedy Space Center. As it descended toward Earth, Atlantis glided over the south Pacific, Panama and the western tip of Cuba before reaching Florida and the space center, and was ... read more

SHUTTLE NEWS
NASA plans 'Summer of Innovation'

Al Gore, wife Tipper, to separate

Spacecraft set for Earth and comet flybys

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18-Month Mars500 Mission Has Begun

ASU Instrument Helps Identify Rare Rock On Mars

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SHUTTLE NEWS
Russia To Test Launch New Spacecraft From Baikonur In 2015

Proton-M With Arabsat-5 telecoms Satellite Blasts Off From Baikonur

The Age Of Reusable Launch Vehicles Is Coming, Again!

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SHUTTLE NEWS
Monster Cyclone Phet Slamming Northeastern Oman

NASA Images Show Oil's Invasion Along Louisiana Coast

Tropical Cyclone Phet Intensifies

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