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  • Your Car Is the Next Battleground for Open Source

  • Friday, October 12
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  • In this brave new car-as-mobile-device world, connectivity is king. The engine is almost an afterthought. The big question, however, is: Couldn’t we have achieved the same result with just an iPad and Velcro? As automakers get into the computing business, …

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  • Orbital Sciences, SpaceX Ready to Launch

  • Monday, October 1
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  • Both of NASA’s commercial space resupply companies are gearing up for launches this week. SpaceX and Orbital Sciences have contracts with NASA to deliver cargo to the International Space Station over the coming years, though each is at a different …

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  • A Human-Powered Helicopter: Straight Up Difficult

  • Bowen-Davies and dozens of his fellow students from the University of Maryland are chasing one of aviation's last milestones: the Sikorsky Prize. The American Helicopter Society (AHS) has promised $250,000 to the team that can build a human-powered helicopter. All ...  More
  • Tuesday, October 16
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  • Tundra to Tow Space Shuttle

  • After extensive coordination among police agencies, city leaders and the California Science Center Foundation, the previously reported use of a Toyota Tundra to pull the space shuttle Endeavour from the Los Angeles International Airport to its final resting place on ...  More
  • Monday, October 8
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  • Why Your Car Isn’t Electric

  • It will come as no surprise to hear that only a tiny fraction — less than 1 percent — of cars driving along American roads are fully electric. What might be more surprising is the fact that this wasn’t always ...  More
  • Friday, October 5
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  • Chrysler Launching OnStar Competitor

  • Chrysler Group will introduce an option on two 2013 vehicles that lets consumers call emergency services or a Chrysler call center by touching a button -- and without a cell phone -- similar to General Motors' OnStar system.  More
  • Monday, September 24
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