Hayabusa DID Bring Back Samples, Says JAXA
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The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) has announced that the particle analysis it was conducting on the dust collected from the sample container returned to Earth by the Hayabusa space capsule last June has yielded encouraging [...]
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Lots going on at NEC’s C&C User Forum
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Yesterday, I got to spend a nice chunk of the afternoon checking out the freshly developed wares of NEC. There was a huge variety on display, so I’ll give a run through of the highlights. The first impressive bit of news, and by far th[...]
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Hayabusa May Have Retrieved Extraterrestrial Samples
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The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) announced yesterday that they may have found particles of extra-terrestrial origin in the sample container brought back by the Hayabusa space capsule, which touched down in southern Austral[...]
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Hayabusa Space Capsule: News on Reentry
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Greeting space buffs in Japan this morning as we woke up was an interesting piece on JAXA’s MUSES-C space probe, affectionately called the Hayabusa (Japanese for peregrine falcon). Hayabusa was launched on May 9, 2003, on a missi[...]
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New E-series “Hayabusa” Bullet train boasts max. speed of 320km/hr
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East Japan Railway Co. (JR East) ran a test drive of their new E series bullet train dubbed as “Hayabusa” between Shichinohe-Towada Station and Shin-Aomori Station on June 17. Capable of reaching a max. speed of 320km/hr, [...]
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digi_owl - [24/05/2013 - 01:13]