Tuesday, December 13, 2016

Pentagon says Raytheon making progress on satellite control station and other top stories.

  • Pentagon says Raytheon making progress on satellite control station

    Pentagon says Raytheon making progress on satellite control station
    SIMI VALLEY, Calif. Raytheon Co is making progress on a long-delayed program for new ground control stations for next-generation GPS satellites, although it is lagging a remedial schedule agreed with military officials, the Pentagon's chief arms buyer said."It's actually making progress," Defense Undersecretary Frank Kendall told Reuters during the annual Reagan National Defense Forum in southern California."They've lost some schedule from what we had targeted for them, but not a dramatic amou..
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  • ESA Gets Funding for ExoMars Mission Despite Schiaparelli Lander's Crash

    ESA Gets Funding for ExoMars Mission Despite Schiaparelli Lander's Crash
    European Space Agency’s ExoMars mission will carry on despite Schiaparelli lander’s crash last month.Don't Miss: Best Cyber Week DealsOn Thursday, European nations have approved 436 million euros ($464 million) to complete the second phase of the ExoMars mission. The mission aims to put a robotic rover on Mars surface by 2021. The rover will drill into Martian soil and look for the traces of microbial life on the planet.As a part of the first phase of ExoMars mission, ESA has already sent an or..
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  • Apple Confirms Interest in Autonomous Cars in Letter to Federal Regulators

    Apple Confirms Interest in Autonomous Cars in Letter to Federal Regulators
    Last week, Apple wrote a letter to the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration telling it that "new entrants" to the auto industry should get the same rights as the established companies in the industry, reports VentureBeat. In the letter, Apple admits to its interest in "machine learning and automation" as it pertains to transportation.Apple uses machine learning to make its products and services smarter, more intuitive, and more personal. The company is investing heavily in the stu..
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  • The 10 Best Home Gadgets of 2016

    The 10 Best Home Gadgets of 2016
    The last twelve months have been fascinating for fans of smart home technology. Seemingly everyday, a company thinks of a new way to spin a simple household item into the latest smart device for your living room or kitchen, or they develop an entirely new product you didn’t know you needed on your coffee table. The scope of home tech this year was wide and varied, with great new products and stellar updates coming from nearly every corner of the home. The biggest name to enter the fray was und..
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  • First Marvel Vs. Capcom: Infinite Gameplay Trailer Shows Power of Infinity Stones

    First Marvel Vs. Capcom: Infinite Gameplay Trailer Shows Power of Infinity Stones
    Capcom has released the first gameplay trailer for Marvel Vs. Capcom: Infinite, showing Ryu and Mega Man X taking on Iron Man and Captain Marvel in what looks to be an Asgardian arena.As previously announced, Infinite is a 2v2 fighting game, instead of the traditional 3v3 the series is known for. In this respect, Infinite's gameplay looks more like Tatsunoko Vs. Capcom, a fighting game Capcom released for the Wii.Another small change shown in the video is that characters can chain combos togeth..
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  • Why is a blue cloud appearing over Antarctica?

    Why is a blue cloud appearing over Antarctica?
    The South Pole’s special blanket of clouds usually rolls in during late November and early December, just in time to give the Southern Hemisphere its very own light show for the holidays.But this year, NASA says that the South Pole’s annual noctilucent, or night-shining, cloud show arrived much sooner than expected, in mid-November. Usually, NASA uses the unusual clouds to decode the surrounding mesosphere, the atmospheric layer directly above the stratosphere, explained NASA's Lina Tran in a b..
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  • VIDEO: Scientists Probe Mystery Of Pluto's Icy Heart, Planet May Be Hiding Subsurface Ocean

    VIDEO: Scientists Probe Mystery Of Pluto's Icy Heart, Planet May Be Hiding Subsurface Ocean
    ABOVE VIDEO: Pluto's icy heart may be hiding a subsurface ocean. Two new papers, based on observations from Nasa's New Horizons probe, claim that a frozen nitrogen pile-up in the dwarf planet's iconic heart-shaped region may have altered Pluto's tilt.
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