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October 24, 2013

Space cannon ready: Japan to shoot asteroid for samples in 2014 mission
Moscow (Voice of Russia) Oct 24, 2013
A unique space cannon developed for Japan's Hayabusa 2 spacecraft has successfully test-fired on Earth in preparation for a 2014 mission. During its upcoming journey into space, the cannon will blast an asteroid and mine samples of its soil. The test took place in the Japanese prefecture of Gifu, paving the way for the Hayabusa 2 spacecraft to extract soil samples from the asteroid, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) announced on Monday. During the mission of Hayabusa 2, scheduled ... read more

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Cassini Gets New Views of Titan's Land of Lakes With the sun now shining down over the north pole of Saturn's moon Titan, a little luck with the weather, and trajectories that put the spacecraft into optimal viewing positions, NASA's Cassini spac ... more		Space ballooning: 20-mile-high flights offered for $75K A new US venture plans to use helium balloons to send deep-pocketed tourists in specially-designed luxury capsules up to the "edge of space." A four-hour flight to an altitude of 20 miles will cost ... more		Mars Rover Opportunity Heads Uphill NASA's Mars Exploration Rover has begun climbing "Solander Point," the northern tip of the tallest hill it has encountered in the mission's nearly 10 Earth years on Mars. Guided by mineral map ... more
				Mars Crater May Actually Be Ancient Supervolcano Scientists from NASA and the Planetary Science Institute in Tucson, Ariz., have identified what could be a supervolcano on Mars-the first discovery of its kind. The volcano in question, a vast ... more		Scientists discover how the atmosphere of Mars turned to stone Scientists at the Scottish Universities Environmental Research Centre, the University of Glasgow and the Natural History Museum in London may have discovered how Mars lost its early carbon dioxide-r ... more

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Orbital Completes COTS Demonstration Mission to ISS Orbital Sciences reports that its Cygnus cargo logistics spacecraft reentered Earth's atmosphere over the Pacific Ocean east of New Zealand at approximately 2:15 p.m. (EDT). Cygnus unberthed from th ... more		Gaia launch delayed several months Yesterday, the decision was taken to postpone the launch of ESA's Gaia mission after a technical issue was identified in another satellite already in orbit. Gaia shares some of the components ... more		Turkey PM defends Chinese missile choice but says deal not final China, India sign border defence agreement NATO, Russia make no progress on missile defence row Iraq PM warns of 'war of genocide' as attacks kill 48 Kerry calls for action from Iran on nuclear issue US, NATO, Afghanistan confident on post-2014 troop accord N. Koreans in Panama over detained sailors in Cuba arms case		NASA Laser Communication System Sets Record with Data Transmissions to and from Moon NASA's Lunar Laser Communication Demonstration (LLCD) has made history using a pulsed laser beam to transmit data over the 239,000 miles between the moon and Earth at a record-breaking download rate ... more
				Asteroid-blast space cannon on track: Japan scientists Japanese scientists readying to blast a crater in an asteroid to find out what it is made of said Wednesday they have successfully tested their new space cannon. ... more		Walking robots: it's all in the hips, say Japan researchers Robot researchers in Japan have proved what entertainers from Elvis Presley to Miley Cyrus knew all along: the secret is in the hips. ... more

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Without plants, Earth would cook under billions of tons of additional carbon Enhanced growth of Earth's leafy greens during the 20th century has significantly slowed the planet's transition to being red-hot, according to the first study to specify the extent to which plants ... more		US firm offers 30 kilometer-high balloon ride Seeking to cash in on the space tourism boom, a US firm is offering rides in a helium balloon 30 kilometers (20 miles) up to gaze down on Earth. ... more		Over 156,000 hit in South Sudan 'disaster' floods: UN Indian farmer gets one-dollar cheque in flood relief Baby's HIV 'cure not a fluke,' US researchers say New blazes in Australia but worst fears ease Glaxo says China drugs sales slump on bribery probe Africa faces water crisis despite discovery of huge aquifers Dozens flee Japan mudslide island to beat new typhoon		Europe's Planck telescope retires The deep-space Planck telescope was switched off Wednesday after a successful 4.5-year mission that revealed our Universe to be 80 million years older than previously thought, the European Space Agency said. ... more
				Technical glitch will delay launch of European space mission The European Space Agency says it will delay the launch of a galaxy-mapping spacecraft due to a technical issue with some on-board components. ... more		Satellites proposed as way to bring early detection of wildfires As firefighters recover from a record wildfire season in the U.S. West, scientists say it's time to give them a 21st century tool: a fire-spotting satellite. ... more

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NASA strives to tame 'big data' flowing in from dozens of missions

Chinese no longer banned from NASA astronomy meet

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	Astronomers hunt for the universe's oldest light A pattern of light twisted during a journey of billions of years from the very early universe, has been detected for the first time, astronomers say. ... more		BAE offers better imaging as intelligence tool A lightweight device announced by BAE Systems will enable intelligence agents and soldiers to capture battlezone images and add them to critical information exchange during military or security operations. ... more		'Pillownauts' spend 3 weeks in bed as part of astronaut studies The European Space Agency says volunteer "pillownauts" completed a test of 21 days in bed with their feet up, all in the interest of spaceflight and science. ... more		Is China Challenging the Space Security There is a view that the recent China's attempt to capture a satellite in space by using mechanical arm actually demonstrates their capability to develop counter-space technologies. This article att ... more

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