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Updating the Parrot Asteroid's firmware (photos)
The 1.5 firmware update to Parrot's Android-powered Asteroid receiver adds a few valuable functions to its bag of tricks. Here are step-by-step instructions for installing the new software.
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Swarms of robots to mine space (photos)
Planetary Resources plans to harvest water and other valuable natural resources from near-by asteroids.
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Asteroid of doom - or maybe not
Reports of catastophe caused by a killer asteroid in 2040. But how much of a threat really is it?
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Gallery: Real threats from space
The more you study solar flares and asteroids, the more you want to run for cover. A large asteroid is giving Earth, a close but comfortable encounter.
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Rage (photos)
Rage tells to the story of a scorched Earth, years after an asteroid has hit the planet.
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Smart Planet videos of the week: How to protect Earth from an asteroid strike
Former astronaut and physicist Ed Lu discusses the need to develop an early-warning and precision tracking/guidance system to prevent asteroids from hitting the planet.
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Gallery: NASA releases first closeups of asteroid
NASA's Dawn spacecraft is settling into orbit around the asteroid Vesta - more than 114 million miles from Earth.
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Gallery: Dawn spacecraft orbits giant asteroid - first photo
UPDATE - NASA released the first image of Vesta taken by the Dawn spacecraft after it entered into orbit around the planetoid which lies between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter.
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Netbooks with Nvidia's Ion wait on Windows 7
Nvidia's Ion platform may be off to a slow start, but that could change once Windows 7 arrives in late October. To date Ion has been used only in nettops--including two new ones from Asus and...
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Is Adobe the next (pre-2002) Microsoft?
From a security perspective, Adobe looks an awful lot like Microsoft did back when Windows was getting blasted by viruses and vulnerabilities and before the company beefed up its defenses.
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A 1.4-gigapixel camera to detect asteroids
MIT engineers have developed silicon chips that will be at the heart of a telescope installed on Haleakala mountain, Maui, Hawaii, which will begin operation next month. The system, called...
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Interest in switching to broadband among Americans in 2002, 2004, 2005 and 2008
 Oct 2002 Feb 2004 Dec 2005 May 2008 Yes, interested in broadband 38% 40% 39% 36% No, not interested 57 58 60 62 % of all Americans with dial-up at home 38 30 25 10 Source: Pew...
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Late breaking news: Microsoft investigates reports of Office Word 2002 SP 3 exploited in the wild
From Bill Sisk, security response communications manager for Microsoft: Microsoft Security Advisory (953635) Vulnerability in Microsoft Word Could Allow Remote Code Execution Published: July 8,...
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E-book sales Q1 2002 - Q4 2007
International Digital Publishing Forum published data on e-book sales between Q1 2002 and Q4 2007.
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Images: NASA's Dawn takes off for asteroid belt
The long-delayed Dawn mission to visit the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter has finally left the ground.
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How to land a spacecraft on an asteroid
Digital simulations show how NASA might land spacecraft, people on an asteroid, possibly paving the way for trips to deep space.Images: Vision for an asteroid mission
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Images: A vision for an asteroid mission
A private company in Santa Cruz, Calif., uses its 3D rendering technology to simulate a spacecraft landing on an asteroid.
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Photos: Asteroid hunters leaving/returning to Earth
While NASA plans to launch its Dawn probe to visit two asteroids, a Japanese spacecraft, loaded with asteroid dirt, limps toward home.
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Is there an asteroid in your future?
NASA's Edward Lu explains how a "gravity tractor" could save Earth from an asteroid at the AAAS annual meeting in San Francisco. Michael Kanellos of CNET News.com reports.
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