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Article Excerpt: Thousands of jobs are to be created in Lancashire and across the UK following a deal to make components for a new jet fighter in the UK. The deal is a boost for Britain’s largest defence contractor BAE … Continue reading
Article Excerpt: NASA is drafting backup plans to prolong the use of Russian spacecraft for ferrying astronauts to the International Space Station, even as agency officials play down those options and express hope that private rockets and capsules will be … Continue reading
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Article Excerpt: It’s an unusual winter morning in the desert surrounding Edwards Air Force Base in Southern California — unusual in that the wind isn’t howling across the dry lake beds, Joshua trees and low-lying scrub. It’s easy to hear … Continue reading
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Tagged aerospace, air force, arcata, edwards, neil armstrong, vegas
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Article Excerpt: The Army’s deputy chief information officer is proposing a new plan that would expand the Army’s mobility strategy beyond the BlackBerry and allow users to do government work on their personal devices. If the Army works aggressively through … Continue reading
Article Excerpt: United Space Alliance LLC is moving forward with anticipated employee layoffs. On Feb. 8, NASA’s largest shuttle contractor filed paperwork to lay off 73 Houston workers. The company, equally owned by The Boeing Co. and Lockheed Martin Corp., has laid off thousands … Continue reading