July 19, 2004

July 19, 2004

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Worth Saving

By FRANK MORRING

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

RETOOUNG ROCKETRY

By CRAIG COVAULT

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Open for Business

By MICHAEL A. TAVERNA

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Worth Saving

Hubble panel urges NASA to keep options open on ‘most important telescope in history’

By FRANK MORRING

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RETOOUNG ROCKETRY

The space propulsion industry considers more consolidation as another Apollo 11 anniversary dawns, but this time with some promise on the horizon

By CRAIG COVAULT

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Open for Business

ESA kicks off ambitious ISS operations phase as partners prepare to decide manning issue

By MICHAEL A. TAVERNA

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Brown-Bag Selections

When choosing software JSF team strives for off-the-shelf technology

By MICHAEL MECHAM

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UCAVs for U.K.

Report urges development of UCAV technology

By DOUGLAS BARRIE

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India Spends More

Defense, space accounts are increased, but aviation tax is seen as restrictive

By NEELAM MATHEWS

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Shuttle Is Crucial

FORT LAUDERDALE The transition to the new exploration program of a large number of people with critical propulsion and other skills will depend largely on how well the phaseout of the space shuttle is managed. The shuttle must be phased out such that it aids the transition of manned space systems experience into the new programs.

By CRAIG COVAULT

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EC Sues Italy Over Helos

By ANDY NATIVI

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Aura on Its Way

The first stages of satellite activation and checkout have begun on Aura, NASA’s mission to fill in the facts behind headlines on pollution, greenhouse gases and global climatic change. “Everything looks fantastic," said Aura Project Scientist Mark Schoeberl following the July 15 launch of the 6,470-lb. satellite into a 685-km.
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Aero Products & Service

‘MILES’ TO GO: SHAPING THE BATTLEFIELD OF THE FUTURE

NEW YORK One of Alexander Graham Bell's aphorisms: "The achievement of one goal should be the start ing point of another" is still applicable today at both AT&T Government Solutions and the U.S. Army as they join to recast wargaming to a state-of-the-art simulation.

By PATRICIA J. PARMALEE

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