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   BROWSE BY SOURCE : SPACEDAILY
Space Sunshade Might Be Feasible In Global Warming Emergency -- Staff  -- Spacedaily  -- November 06, 2006

A University of Arizona Astronomer is proposing to create a shield between the Earth and the Sun to reduce global warming.

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India Wants Capacity To Field Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles -- Martin Sieff  -- Spacedaily  -- August 30, 2005

India has served notice that it intends to develop an intercontinental ballistic missile to achieve worldwide reach with its nuclear arsenal.

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China Ready to Counter U.S. Space Plans -- Martin Sieff  -- Spacedaily  -- May 20, 2005

China takes U.S. plans to boost its space military capabilities very seriously and is likely to respond with energetic counter-measures of her own.

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Iranian 'Sputnik' Could Be Trojan Horse For Tehran's Ballistic Missile Program -- Staff  -- Spacedaily  -- November 29, 2004

U.S. intelligence analysts are concerned that Iranian preparations to launch a satellite in early 2005 could be a cover to advance its missile technologies.

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US Could Shoot Down Euro GPS Satellites If Used By China In Wartime -- Staff  -- Spacedaily  -- October 24, 2004

The United States could attack Europe's planned network of global positioning satellites if it was used by a hostile power such as China according to a new report.

NOTE: Please see comments section for an important disclaimer about this story.

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Jamming Incident Underscores Lessons About Space -- Staff  -- Spacedaily  -- October 14, 2004

When anti-coalition forces in Iraq used jammers last year to thwart Global Positioning System precision-guided munitions in that theater, it represented a new, but not unexpected, challenge for the U.S. military: The first time an adversary challenged its dominance in space.

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Scientists Able To Harness Plankton Power -- Staff  -- Spacedaily  -- August 03, 2004

During the past two years, scientists have successfully tapped the chemical reactions from decomposing organic matter on the ocean floor to create fuel cells that can provide low levels of electrical power for many months.

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Space cooperation between US, India can benefit developing world: analysts -- Staff  -- Spacedaily  -- June 20, 2004

A bid by India and the United States to expand space ties will bring the world's two largest democracies closer and provide a platform to launch global projects to benefit developing nations according to analysts.

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Will Space Junk Bring Down The Space Initiative -- Jeffrey F. Bell  -- Spacedaily  -- March 16, 2004

The author argues that more research needs to be done on the hazards of space debris to assess the risks it poses to large-scale space expansion like the proposed return to the moon initiative.

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Wind power leaps forward -- Staff  -- Spacedaily  -- March 10, 2004

Power capacity generated by the wind surged by more than a quarter last year, mainly thanks to an expansion in Germany and other European countries, according to industry figures.

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