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Who needs drones when you've got satellites?
The belief that the US government will be using drones to spy on its citizens might not have any basis, as its security forces move towards satellite spying instead.
Virginia this Morning: Wallops Island
On April 21st, Antares became the biggest rocket ever launched here in the Commonwealth.
NASA works with Amateur Radio Operators to construct image of Earth using PhoneSat
For about one week, engineers at NASA's Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA, and amateur radio operators around the world collaborated to reconstruct an image of Earth sent to them from three smartphones in orbit.
Phoning home: satellite cell phone project a success
For about one week, engineers at NASA's Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, Calif., and amateur radio operators around the world collaborated to reconstruct an image of Earth sent to them from three smartphones in orbit.
NASA releases images from smartphones launched into space from Wallops Island
Last month's successful test launch of the Antares rocket put a simulated version of Orbital Science's Cygnus cargo capsule into orbit.
The cost of $10 is payable to Wright's at the door. This includes tax and tip. The citizen and business person of the year will be announced.
Smartphones in spaaaaace - The NASA Nexus Orbiters
You've heard of the Galaxy Nexus, right? Well, how about the two Nexus One 'budget' satellites that are watching us from an altitude of 150 miles as I type? The idea is to get off the shelf components and make a fully functioning satellite for less than $10,000. A bit like The Great Egg Race .
White House welcomes successful test launch of Antares rocket developed in cooperation with Ukraine
WAM KYIV, April 25th, 2013 -- The White House has welcomed the successful test flight of the Antares rocket on April 21, according to a statement issued by Assistant to the President for Science and Technology John Holdren and released by the press service of the White House, UKRINFORM reported.