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December 05, 2012

Schriever squadrons assure safe passage in space domain
Schriever AFB CO (SPX) Dec 03, 2012
Members of the 1st and 7th Space Operations Squadrons took notice when an upper stage Russian rocket disintegrated in low earth orbit Oct. 16. The break up introduced an estimated 500 pieces of debris into an area where the U.S. operates a multitude of satellites, further congesting an already crowded orbit around Earth. The event sheds light on an ever-growing issue for the space and satellite industry, one that seemed far fetched only a few years ago. "The idea that big space would someday ... read more

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				NATO controlling Turkish missile batteries Regular Voice of Russia contributor Rick Rozoff, the owner of Stop NATO International, once again made sense of the plans and activities of the NATO Alliance and gave his candid and frank views as t ... more		Russia scraps 70 percent of war chemicals Russia has destroyed 70 percent of its chemical arsenal, deputy industry and commerce minister Georgy Kalamanov said on Tuesday. Speaking at the 17th Conference of countries, participants in t ... more

Russian Far East holds seismic hazards that could threaten Pacific Basin For decades, a source of powerful earthquakes and volcanic activity on the Pacific Rim was shrouded in secrecy, as the Soviet government kept outsiders away from what is now referred to as the Russi ... more		Who will win the Temelin NPP bid? US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton began her European tour with visiting the Czech Republic. The main aim of her talks in Prague is lobbying the bid of the Japanese-US Westinghouse company for th ... more		China launches international association to boost global access to deep space research Planet secures 240 million euro satellite services contract with German government Planet expands defense partnerships with key AI surveillance contracts		Russia as WTO Member Must Resort to Sophisticated Methods November marks a symbolic date which is very important though - 100 days of Russia's membership in the World Trade Organization (WTO). "We should not underestimate this event. Russia's access ... more
				Russian expert warns of possibility of large-scale war in Middle East Turkey has asked NATO to deploy "Patriot" missiles on the Turkish side near the Turkish-Syrian border. In an interview with the Voice of Russia, Russian analyst Konstantin Sivkov said: "Deploying th ... more		Soyuz ready for Friday launch of Pleiades 1B at Kourou Arianespace's fourth Soyuz for launch from the Spaceport in French Guiana is now undergoing final checkout for a November 30 evening liftoff following installation of its Pleiades 1B observation sat ... more

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Space Station's Orbit Raised to Avoid Space Junk

Russia's space forces launch missile shield rocket

Russian chemists land on the island of stability

Russian Briz-M booster falls apart in orbit

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Record space junk cloud could threaten ISS: report

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Russia may build rocket to destroy Earth-threatening asteroids

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Soyuz orbits two Galileo satellites for Arianespace

Russia to launch lunar mission in 2015

Russia prepares a response to US missile defence plans

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