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February 07, 2013

Trimble Introduces High-Accuracy Correction Service For Agriculture
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Trimble has introduced a new high-accuracy correction service available to the agriculture market. The Trimble RangePoint RTX correction service is an introductory, cost-effective correction service available to farmers across the contiguous U.S. as well as most of Canada, South America, Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States, Africa, Asia and Australasia. The RangePoint RTX service is ideal for broadacre agriculture applications. For 2013, all compatible devices-the Trimble CFX-750 dis ... read more

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SES and VimpelCom sign deal for additional capacity to serve Russia's Far Eastern regions SES have announced that JSC VimpelCom (TM Beeline), one of Russia's leading mobile operators, has signed a three-year capacity deal for additional capacity on SES' NSS-9 satellite to deliver high-qu ... more		Zenit Engine Worked Normally The first stage engine of the Zenit-2S rocket that failed shortly after Friday's launch operated in the normal regime during and after the liftoff, the press service of the Russian space agency Rosc ... more		Floating platform unharmed after Zenit launch failure The Odissei floating platform remains operational after the failed rocket carrier launch, Russia's space industry chief Vitaly Lopota has told reporters. On Friday, the Zenit-3SL rocket carryi ... more
				Russia Set to Orbit Six US Telecoms Satellites Russia will launch on Tuesday a Soyuz-2.1a rocket carrying six Globalstar-2 telecommunications satellites from the Baikonur space center in Kazakhstan, the Federal Space Agency Roscosmos said. ... more		The fate of Baikonur: Will Russia's space gates Open? The current uncertainty surrounding space activities at Baikonur in 2013 may be eliminated on Wednesday when Kazakh prime minister, Kairat Kelimbetov, visits Russia to discuss several issues, includ ... more

CubeSats, SmallSats and MicroSats

Russia's Troubled Rocket Cleared for Launch Russia's Proton-M carrier rocket will orbit a Mexican communication satellite, SatMex-8, in the first launch since the Yamal-402 satellite trouble, a spokesman for the Proton manufacturer, the Khrun ... more		Russia to use ballistic missiles to fight off asteroid threat Russia is planning to use intercontinental ballistic missiles to deliver destroyer spacecraft to celestial bodies that pose a threat to Earth, Deputy Chief Designer of the Makeyev State Rocket ... more		Sidekick autonomy software guides YFQ-42A test mission for CCA program Infleqtion lists shares on NYSE as neutral atom quantum firm Top Chinese gaming companies continue to challenge		Space Station Crew Uses Laser Channel to Beam Data Russian astronauts onboard the International Space Station (ISS) have transferred scientific data using a laser communication channel for the first time in international practice, the Federal Space ... more
				Remote Sensing Solution Takes Wing Aboard Ultralight Aircraft Using the Headwall Photonics Micro-Hyperspec VNIR sensor, Headwall's integration partner Alava Ingenieros (Madrid, Spain) will provide the worldwide scientific community with a completely integrated ... more		Russia Set for Year's First Baikonur Space Launch Feb. 5 In the first space launch from the Baikonur space port this year, a Russian carrier rocket Soyuz-2.1a is to orbit six Globalstar-2 communication satellites on February 5, the Federal Space Agency Ro ... more

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Moscow Plays Down Kazakhstan Space Port Row Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov attempted to play down a dispute between Russia and Kazakhstan over terms for use of the Baikonur space center on Friday, after Russian media reports the previ ... more		Competition for hypersonic vehicles resumes The Russian Defence Ministry will start testing advanced hypersonic missiles in the coming summer. At present, Russia is conducting research in several areas of developing hypersonic technology, but ... more		Solar-driven ionosphere charges may nudge stressed faults toward rupture Stable black carbon in mangrove soils boosts coastal climate role Low crystallinity iron minerals show promise for chromium cleanup and carbon storage		We have ignition in Baikonur Conflict Only 12 Proton-M launches were approved by Kazakhstan for 2013 instead of the planned 17. The decision has put the future of Russian-Kazakh space cooperation under further threat. What does fate hav ... more
				Russia to launch fewer Proton M rockets in 2013 Russia will carry out fewer Proton M launches in 2013 than planned, a Roskosmos source said. Such a reduction is connected with a decision by Kazakhstan's authorities to cut the number of rocket la ... more		Russia ready for seeking a compromise with NATO on air defense Russia is ready to discuss the prospects of further cooperation in air defense with NATO, the head of the Russian army's General Staff General Valery Gerasimov says. On Wednesday, Mr. Gerasimov took ... more

Outside View: The trials of Chuck Hagel

Japan PM says China dialogue window must stay open

China frigate locked radar on Japan navy: minister

Iran supreme leader rejects US offer of talks

What will North Korea's nuclear test reveal?

N. Korean nuclear test could be tricky to detect

Reshuffle for Tiangong

China to launch 20 spacecrafts in 2013

Mr Xi in Space

China police chief accused of having 192 houses

China bans ads on gift-giving to officials: media

China province stops some labour camp terms: media

	ISS to get inflatable module The International Space Station's American segment will receive an inflatable module in 2015. NASA has awarded a $17.8 million contract to Bigelow Aerospace to provide a Bigelow Expandable Activity ... more		Will Russia's gas and oil giants sacrifice their monopoly? Russia's government wants the so-called Arctic Shelf to be more thoroughly and speedily explored and exploited. The Arctic Shelf is the bottom of the Arctic Ocean, which, as scientists have proved, ... more		Choosing the right people to go to Mars When humans eventually travel to the Red Planet, the voyage will be long and difficult. The simulated Mars500 mission showed that every detail must be planned, including diet and sleep. The findings ... more		Russian scientists get first ice samples from Antarctic Lake Vostok Russian scientists have obtained first ice samples from Lake Vostok, a huge body of liquid water buried under the Antarctic ice. The scientists presume that the ice from the lake may have special ph ... more

AALTO plans Zephyr stratospheric hub in northern Australia and seeks local payload partners

Ancient guano drove Chincha coastal power

UAH lands first DARPA award for biological sciences department

Soyuz rockets will be taking Americans to ISS		Russia to Launch Lunar Mission in 2015		Russia Set to Launch Three Military Satellites		Moscow still waits Astana's response on Baikonur spaceport use prospects		Russia calms fears over 'asteroid danger'
Russian astronomers discover new huge comet		Roscosmos Releases Report On Proton Launch Anomaly		Russia's new submarine: arming for peace		Simulated Mars mission reveals body's sodium rhythms		Russia develops new rocket fuel

Congress Approves Bill Supporting Human Space Exploration

Russian Air Force Gets First Six Su-35S Fighter Jets

Rokot Launch Set for January 15

First Borey Class Nuclear Sub to Join Russian Navy on Sunday

India Receives Second Russia-Built Stealth Missile Frigate

Russia testing Alzheimer's, Parkinson's medicine

Investigation into Proton Launch Anomaly Continues as Root Cause is being Evaluated

Russia to Launch New Light Class Carrier Rocket in 2013

Russia designs new types of intercontinental missiles

Russia to triple state defense order by 2015

India gets 4 Russian carrier-based fighters

Russia to build new radiolocation stations

Russia upgrading booster rocket for NASA manned missions

Russia Designs New Spaceship

Russian Rocket will launch Scotland's First Satellite

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Russia Launches $70 Bln Space Program for 2013-2020

Investigation into Proton Launch Anomaly Continues as Root Cause is being Evaluated

Russia May Join ExoMars Project in Q1 2013

Energia Rejects Space Industry Engine Holding Idea

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