NASA plans replacement for lost communications satellite
Asemia ted Press reports NASA to arrange a replacement for a lost communication satellite after failure of the original. The agency coordinates with contractors to assemble and launch a new satellite, aiming to restore space comms and maintain global coverage. Authorities indicate work underway, with expected deployment in coming months.
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Soviets tout space link capable structure for orbiting stations
Soviet press described a space linking structure linked to Mir and Salyut as a step toward a larger orbiting lab. Unmanned Soyuz TM tests detached from Mir while cosmonauts Kizim and Solovey manned the Mir-Salyut complex, with docking ports and modular designs envisioned for an orbiting city.
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Observations challenge existence of cosmic strings
Astronomers reported that recent data weaken the case for cosmic strings as gravitational lenses behind quasar double images. Independent teams found differences in infrared and ultraviolet light from the two quasars, suggesting distinct objects, though uncertainties remain about timing and lens effects.
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