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	technology of space Daily update ⋅ 27 June 2017
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	New and old tech required to develop space apps New Electronics With the speed at which technology is currently progressing, space technology is consequently a few steps behind. "Compared to ground based ... Flag as irrelevant
	Lithium-ion Batteries Prove Value On A350 Aviation Week "Lithium-ion Batteries Prove Value On A350" is part of Aviation Week & Space Technology's subscription package. Subscribe now to read this full ... Flag as irrelevant
	PM lauds Isro's space feats during US trip Times of India While addressing the Indian diaspora in Washington DC on Sunday night, Modi said, "India has earned a big name in space technology. Just two days ... Flag as irrelevant
	No, NASA Hasn't Found Alien Life Space.com By Mike Wall, Space.com Senior Writer | June 26, 2017 03:34pm ET ... the House of Representatives' Committee on Science, Space, and Technology. NASA issues official statement: Nothing to announce on alien life - The Indian Express Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Orbital Micro Systems Opens Office on UK's Harwell Technology Campus Marketwired (press release) LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM--(Marketwired - Jun 27, 2017) - Orbital Micro Systems Ltd. (OMS), a leader in space system applications and advanced ... Flag as irrelevant
	Technology leads to more consumption & therefore more jobs, says Adi Godrej Moneycontrol.com A: All countries involved in space technology for example have to work together because India is doing extremely well in our space program. In fact we ... Flag as irrelevant
	Satellites controlling irrigation just one idea for Alexandra-based space centre Stuff.co.nz Centre for Space Science Technology (CSST) establishment manager Emma Scarlet holds model satellites which could be designed in Alexandra in ... Flag as irrelevant
	NASA: You Could Probably Make Wine In Space Gizmodo Australia NASA is not currently working on growing wine vines in space, though it ... Hopefully, viticulturists of the future will find the right technology for space ... Flag as irrelevant
	Oxford Nanopore's Hand-Held DNA Analyzer Has Traveled the World MIT Technology Review Oxford Nanopore Technologies, a private British company that has spent 12 years and about $200 million developing the invention, foresees its cheap ... Flag as irrelevant
	STEX event showcases innovations in fitness technology and science MIT News Many MIT-affiliated startups are innovating in the burgeoning fitness technology and science space, aiming to promote healthier lifestyles and help ... Flag as irrelevant
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