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1. A Burst of Anxiety as India Shoots Down a Satellite.

Author

GETTLEMAN, JEFFREY, KUMAR, HARI, Raj, Suhasini, Sanger, David E., and Gibbons-Neff, Thomas

Subjects
*INTERNATIONAL relations, ROCKETS (Aeronautics) testing
Abstract

The article reports on the technology leap taken by India after Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that it had test-tired a rocket that shot down one of its own satellites on March 27, 2019, escalating the country's rivalry with Pakistan and China and depicting a strategic capability in space.

Published
2019

2. Space Launch Firms Start Small Today To Go Big Tomorrow.

Author

CHANG, KENNETH and Roston, Michael

Subjects
ROCKETS (Aeronautics) testing
Abstract

The article offers information on the test launch of rocket Electron by Rocket Lab carrying smaller satellites to perform the same tasks and mentions views of Peter Beck, chief executive officer of Rocket Lab on the same.

Published
2018

3. North Korea Test of Rocket Engine Shows ‘Meaningful Progress,’ South Says.

Author

CHOE SANG-HUN

Subjects
*ROCKET engines, ROCKETS (Aeronautics) testing
Abstract

The article reports on the newest test of a rocket engine by North Korea which showed the country's meaningful progress in its attemp to build more rockets and missiles, according to South Korean officials.

Published
2017

4. Private Rocket Company Passes Critical Escape Test.

Author

CHANG, KENNETH

Subjects
*ROCKET launching, *SAFETY, ROCKETS (Aeronautics) testing
Abstract

The article reports on the passed test on critical escape from rocket capsule conducted by rocket company Blue Origin LLC which was started by billionaire Jeffrey P. Bezos after the lift on October 5, 2016 and mentioned the safety of the launch-abort system to carry tourists in space.

Published
2016

5. North Korea Says Rocket Is for a Moonshot, but Experts See Military Agenda.

Author

SANGER, DAVID E. and BROAD, WILLIAM J.

Subjects
*ROCKET engines, *NUCLEAR weapons, ROCKETS (Aeronautics) testing
Abstract

The article reports on the skepticism of U.S. intelligence agencies on the rocket engine testing of North Korea which was attributed as a plan of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un to develop nuclear weapons.

Published
2016

6. World Briefing.

Author

CHOE SANG-HUN, RAMZY, AUSTIN, WONG, EDWARD, and AUSTEN, IAN

Subjects
*ROCKET engines, WORLD news briefs, ROCKETS (Aeronautics) testing
Abstract

The article offers world news briefs on topics including the testing of the new rocket engine in North Korea, the protest regarding the issue of the disappearance of bookseller Lee Bo in mainland China, and the release from prison of lawyer Zhang Kai after his detention on defending churches.

Published
2016

7. Bezos Firm’s Rocket Nails The Landing This Time.

Author

KENNETH CHANG

Subjects
ROCKETS (Aeronautics) testing
Abstract

The article focuses on successful landing of New Shepard rocket in November 2015 created by aerospace company Blue Origin and offer views of Blue Origin founder Jeffrey P. Bezos on the flight of the rocket.

Published
2015

8. North Korea May Be Planning Rocket Test, Satellite Operator Says.

Author

SANG-HUN, CHOE

Subjects
*ROCKET launching, *REMOTE-sensing images, ROCKETS (Aeronautics) testing
Abstract

The article reports on the plan of North Korea to launch a rocket test in 2012. It states that preparation of the potential rocket launch is being observed through a satellite imagery by the DigitalGlobe satellite operator which is marked by the increased activities in Sohae Satellite Launching Station. It mentions that North Korea's rocket launch has been prohibited by the U.S. and its allies as a violation of United Nations Security Council resolutions.

Published
2012

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