January 7, 2008

January 7, 2008

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Gridlock Relief

By DAVID HUGHES

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Northern Exposure

By JOSEPH C. ANSELMO

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

CURBING CARBON

By ROBERT WALL

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Gridlock Relief

Simulation shows how algorithms could screen flight plans to curb traffic congestion

By DAVID HUGHES

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Northern Exposure

Sharp rise in the Canadian dollar erodes competitiveness of its aerospace companies

By JOSEPH C. ANSELMO

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CURBING CARBON

Compromise proves elusive as Europe targets airline emissions trading rules

By ROBERT WALL

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'Radical Departure'

Thales's Integrated Mast to house complete ship sensor, comms suite for littoral warfare

By JORIS JANSSEN LOK

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Dream Deflated

Propellant failure threatens trailblazing African satcom network

By MICHAEL A. TAVERNA,ROBERT WALL

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Extending the Line

Scientists urge steps to keep A-Train climate-monitoring system on track

By MICHAEL A. TAVERNA

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Going It Alone

Station crews probably will repair array joints in 'stage' spacewalks

By FRANK MORRING

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Atlantis Awaits Tests

CAPE CANAVERAL The next attempt for the space shuttle Atlantis to launch with the European Columbus module is not likely until at least Feb. 2-7, depending upon key tests this week at the Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, Ala. Kennedy Space Center managers have been asked by the shuttle project, however, to set up work flows here that could enable launch as early as Jan. 24.

By CRAIG COVAULT

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Basing Options

By JORIS JANSSEN LOK

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Laser-Guided Rockets

Hitting a target with rockets from a helicopter will be much easier

By DAVID HUGHES

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