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One of the chores the crew of the Endeavour during the STS-118 mission was to deliver a variety of hardware components to the International Space Station (ISS). In fact, Boeing produced more than 740 light hardware components that include the Starboard 5 (SS) truss element. This component will increase the available power to the various systems aboard the ISS.
Read MoreSANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA: August 21, 2007—Satnews Daily--Telairity, Inc., will be positioned to reveal their line of HD and SD video compression systems for the global marketplace. Being introduced to the worldwide market is the Telairity BE7400 Standard Definition Broadcast Encoder.
Read MoreNEW DELHI, INDIA: August 22, 2007—Satnews Daily—The latest communication satellite from India is scheduled to launch on September 1st from Sriharikota spaceport’s Satish Dhawan Space Center.
Read MorePALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA: August 22, 2007—Satnews Daily—A small, but significant, industry using GPS technology is the farming community. In fact, the global market for agricultural GPS technology is increasing.
Read MoreBEIJING, CHINA: August 20, 2007—Satnews Daily—For use on a new Chinese satellite is a number of product units from Newtec.
Read MoreBEIJING, CHINA: August 20, 2007—Satnews Daily—For use on a new Chinese satellite is a number of product units from Newtec.
Read MoreDAYTON, OHIO: August 20, 2007—Satnews Daily—Hang on for a slew of acronyms… Increment 2 In-Process Review (IPR-2); Integrated overhead Non-Imaging Infrared (ONIR); Tasking, Processing, Exploitation and Dissemination (TPED) Systems (IOTS)—phew, what a mouthful!
Read MoreST. LOUIS, MISSOURI: August 18, 2007—Satnews Daily—One always feels so accomplished when completing a project, no matter how big or small in size, especially a project that’s challenging and potentially rewarding. The Boeing Company now is able to celebrate the completion of the first phase of their nano-satellite research and experimentation of the CubeSat TestBed 1 (CSTB1) mission.
Read MoreJAPAN: August 16, 2007—Satnews Daily—The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) has reported a rescheduling for the launch of the lunar Orbit Explorer KAGUYA to September 13, 2007.
Read MoreGUILDFORD, UNITED KINGDOM: August 14, 2007—Satnews Daily—The study phase of a potential U.S.-U.K. lunar orbiter mission named Magnolia has resulted in a contract for Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. (SSTL) from Mississippi State University (MSU).
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