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Headlines of: Monday 27 September, 2004
No Major Engine Changes for SpaceShipOne, Builder Says
Posted on: Mon Sep 27th, 2004 | space.com
The rocket engine behind the privately built, piloted spacecraft SpaceShipOne will carry more propellant and burn longer during a Wednesday space shot, but has not undergone any serious modifications since its historic June flight, according to its developer.
Posted on: Mon Sep 27th, 2004 | space.com
The rocket engine behind the privately built, piloted spacecraft SpaceShipOne will carry more propellant and burn longer during a Wednesday space shot, but has not undergone any serious modifications since its historic June flight, according to its developer.
Virgin Galactic: The logical next step
Posted on: Mon Sep 27th, 2004 | news.bbc.co.uk
The news that Sir Richard Branson has signed a deal to take paying passengers into space suggests the Ansari X-Prize has achieved its goal of bringing space tourism closer to the masses.
Posted on: Mon Sep 27th, 2004 | news.bbc.co.uk
The news that Sir Richard Branson has signed a deal to take paying passengers into space suggests the Ansari X-Prize has achieved its goal of bringing space tourism closer to the masses.
- Lockheed Demonstrates Intelligent Autonomous Control of Multiple UAVs
- Russian Navy aircraft test new equipment over the Arctic
- 4th F-35 Lightning II Rolls Out As Production Line Fills Up At Lockheed
- Lockheed Martin C-5m Super Galaxy Completes Flight Test
- Air Guard Predator pilots increase combat air patrols
- Predator passes 400,000 hours
- Future Predator/Reaper Formal Training Unit announced
- Saab/Gripen team completes Hungarian offset contract
- South African Gripen deliveries on track
- Boeing Delivers Super Hornet Proposal to Brazil For F-X2 Competition
