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Space Economy
Space Economy
Space Economy
Space Economy

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Space Economy Defined

The locational pattern of economic activities and their interconnecting linkages.

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Judge Rules Rural Idaho is Expendable n Wolves Aren"™t

Published October 13, 2008, 1:01 pm, AG Weekly

Pop quiz folks: What’s more important, rural Idaho families or the perception of genetic viability among Canadian gray wolves? If you thought it was the families, business owners and the agricultural economy that built this state, we’re sorry but you are wrong.

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Board advised: Don't rush high school expansion

Published October 13, 2008, 11:08 am, Ledger-Sentinel

Recommendations from the Oswego School District's Growth, Facilities and Enrollment Special Committee were accepted Monday night by school board members.

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Interview In Your Pajamas

Published October 8, 2008, 2:42 pm, Forbes

Virtual job fairs attract recruiters and talent from around the globe.

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  • SpaceX Did It -- Falcon 1 Made it to Space | Wired Science from Wired.com: In addition to Falcon 1, SpaceX is planning a second model two-stage, Merlin-powered rocket known as Falcon 9. It is expected to cost $35 million USD, and is designed to boost 9,900 kg to low earth orbit, and 4,900 kg to geostationary transfer orbit. SpaceX is also planning a Falcon 9 Heavy model capable of carrying bigger payloads, and also a space craft with a pressurized cabin unit known as Dragon.
  • Private Rocket Launch Succeeds on 4th Try -- Washington Post: The Falcon 1 rocket carried a 364-pound dummy payload designed and built by SpaceX for the launch. Musk pledged to continue getting rockets into orbit, saying the company has resolved design issues that plagued previous attempts

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  • NASA is Making Preliminary Plans to Extend Shuttle Launches Beyond 2010 | Universe Today: here has been mounting political pressure on NASA to find an alternative to depending on the Russian space agency's Soyuz spacecraft to access the International Space Station in the five years before the brand new Constellation Program is scheduled to launch by 2015. The recent military action in the South Ossetia region of Georgia has helped to increase political tensions; this is possibly one of the main contributing factors to the initiation of this feasibility study.

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