Archive for Październik, 2010
Shuttle Discovery’s Gas Leaks Repaired In Time for Wednesday Launch (SPACE.com)
SPACE.com – CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. – NASA is counting down toward the
final flight of space shuttle Discovery after engineers successfully repaired
two minor gas leaks on the spacecraft in time for one last launch on Wednesday
(Nov. 3).
Tomas weakens to Category 1 hurricane in Caribbean (Reuters)
Reuters – Hurricane Tomas weakened to a Category 1 hurricane on Sunday as it moved westward across the eastern Caribbean sea, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said.
Brand New Satellite Declared Dead After Launch (SPACE.com)
SPACE.com – PARIS — A communications satellite launched Thursday (Oct. 28) has
been declared a total loss following the discovery of a sizable leak in its
fuel reservoir, and ground teams are now scrambling to determine whether they
can raise the satellite into a graveyard orbit or must guide it into the
atmosphere to be destroyed, the satellite’s owner and builder said.
Better monitoring urged for ailing oceans by 2015 (Reuters)
Reuters – Ocean scientists urged governments on Sunday to invest billions of dollars by 2015 in a new system to monitor the seas and give alerts of everything from tsunamis to acidification linked to climate change.
Better monitoring urged for ailing oceans by 2015 (Reuters)
Reuters – Ocean scientists urged governments on Sunday to invest billions of dollars by 2015 in a new system to monitor the seas and give alerts of everything from tsunamis to acidification linked to climate change.
Japan, Vietnam agree on rare earths, nuclear power (AP)
AP – Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan says Vietnam has chosen Japan as a partner to mine rare earth metals and help build the Communist country’s second nuclear power plant.





