Archive for February 2010

NASA Ground-Breaking Unearths New Generation of Deep Space Network Antennas

NASA officials broke ground near Canberra, Australia on Wednesday, beginning a new antenna-building campaign to improve Deep Space Network communications.
Following the recommendations of an independent study, NASA embarked on an ambitious project to replace its aging fleet of 70-meter-wide (230-foot-wide) dishes with a new generation of 34-meter (112-foot) antennas by 2025.
The three 70-meter antennas, [...]



ATK and NASA Perform Final Ground Test for Space Shuttle Program

Earlier today, Alliant Techsystems and NASA successfully performed the final ground test of a reusable solid rocket motor (RSRM) for the Space Shuttle program at ATK’s Promontory, Utah facility. The test marks the completion of a 30-year program that continuously improved the RSRM’s performance and safety features. With the completion of today’s test, [...]



IBM Scientists Use Analytics to Break Traffic Gridlock with Personalized Trip Information

t a smarter transportation-focused event today in Washington, D.C., IBM announced a new research initiative to build personalized travel routes for commuters to avoid traffic gridlock. IBM researchers are using advanced analytics to develop adaptive traffic systems that will intuitively learn traveler patterns and behavior to provide more dynamic travel safety and route information to [...]



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