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Scott Whatmough was tasked with delivering what turned out to be Raytheon's winning bid for the FAB-T program.
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Space Camp Hall of Fame Honors Astronaut, Trainer and Entrepreneur The Space Camp Hall of Fame, founded in 2007, added three new members to its ranks. The 2014 class includes astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti, former astronaut trainer Michelle Ham and the founder of Space Camp Turkey, Ka...
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Giving ALMA a Heart Transplant

Scientific American - 11 Aug 2014 18:27
Before they can see Sagittarius A*, the black hole at the center of the Milky Way, the astronomers of the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) must complete an epic to-do list. --
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Supermoon

SpaceRef - 11 Aug 2014 20:13
A perigree full moon or supermoon is seen, Sunday, August 10, 2014, in Washington. A supermoon occurs when the moon's orbit is closest (perigee) to Earth at the same time it is full....
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China to test recoverable moon orbiter

The Register - 11 Aug 2014 05:03
I'll have some rocks and a moon cheese pizza please, home delivery China is about to launch a lunar orbiter capable of returning home....
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Fear not the Moon, Perseids always a great show Get ready for the darling of meteor showers this week--the Perseids. Who can deny their appeal? Not only is the shower rich with fiery flashes of meteoric light, but the meteors come in August when the weather's couldn't...
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Leatherdos are a girl's best friend

Coolest Gadgets - 11 Aug 2014 20:30
Leatherdos are a girl's best friend It’s all too easy to purchase material possessions we don’t need and won’t use more than once or twice. Oftentimes we find solace in owning things rather than getting them because we need them. If you’re a more p...
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Spectacular Photos of the Supermoon

ABC News - 11 Aug 2014 16:12
Spectacular Photos of the Supermoon Stargazers who stayed indoors Sunday night missed out on a real treat.
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DARPA Wants To Kill the Password

Slashdot - 11 Aug 2014 14:53
jfruh writes Many security experts agree that our current authentication system, in which end users are forced to remember (or, more often, write down) a dizzying array of passwords is broken. DARPA, the U.S. Defense Dep...
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Gerst drives car-sized rover from space

Phys.org - 11 Aug 2014 12:04
Gerst drives car-sized rover from space Looking down from orbit, ESA astronaut Alexander Gerst steered ESA's Eurobot rover through a series of intricate manoeuvres on the ground yesterday, demonstrating a new space network that could connect astronauts to vehi...
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All-you-can-eat at the end of the universe

e! Science News - 11 Aug 2014 23:42
At the ends of the Universe there are black holes with masses equaling billions of our sun. These giant bodies -- quasars -- feed on interstellar gas, swallowing large quantities of it non-stop. Thus they reveal their ex...
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(American Chemical Society) Coffee drinkers beware: Surprise ingredients may be hiding in your coffee, and growing shortages may well increase the chance of having more fillers in the future. A new test that will be repo...
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Physicists create tractor beam made of water A water-based tractor beam that could contain oil spills and manipulate floating objects cannot yet be explained by mathematical theory.
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Disney Developed Software To Revolutionize Macy's Parade Balloons The reason your favorite cartoon or movie character hasn't appeared in Macy's annual Thanksgiving Day Parade isn't necessarily because they're not popular, it might be that crafting an inflatable likeness has just been t...
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The Biometric Future of Crossing Borders While Brown

The Atlantic - 11 Aug 2014 12:15
The Biometric Future of Crossing Borders While Brown What it's like to be flagged at every airport security stop for nine years
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Breathtaking Timelapse of Earth Made from Publicly Available ISS Photos   Using publicly available photographs taken by astronauts onboard the International Space Station, Bruce W. Berry edited this incredible timelapse sequence. All footage was color graded, denoised, deflickered, slowed d...
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Ebola-battling doctor Kent Brantly thanks God 'for his mercy,' recalls outbreak horror The first American doctor to be treated in the U.S. after having been infected with Ebola virus in Liberia issued a statement about his current condition. Here's what he said.
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Samsung has reportedly begun testing three-sided display phone The electronics giant has begun testing of a new screen, likely to be unveiled this year, according to a Korean supplier of Samsung parts.
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NASA Probe Sees Pluto and Its Moon Charon Like Never Before (Video, Photos) The New Horizons probe used its onboard telescope to record a video of Charon orbiting Pluto. The movie is composed of 12 individual images taken July 19-24 -- one year before the spacecraft's flyby of the distant dwarf ...
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NASA Carbon Counter Reaches Final Orbit, Returns Data NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory News and Features: NASA's first spacecraft dedicated to studying atmospheric carbon dioxide has reached its final orbit and returned its first science data.
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A U.S. District Court judge on Aug. 8 rejected a jury award of $283 million in damages to ViaSat Inc. in ViaSat's patent-infringement lawsuit against satellite builder Space Systems/Loral but left intact the jury's findi...
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Polaroid Cube is a tiny camera that records 1080p video and is ultra rugged Polaroid has launched a new camera that can fit into your pocket and shoot full 1080p HD video. It can even withstand a tumble and some water. Originally unveiled at CES 2014, the new Polaroid Cube measures less than 2 i...
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