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On July 7, 1961, the U.S. Air Force launched a satellite called Discoverer 26 into orbit with a classified payload. Discoverer 26 was part of a series of reconnaissance or spy satellites whose ...

With more variants than just about any other sports car, the Porsche 911 practically offers something for everyone, so it’s no surprise there are many new launches after each new generation or update.

Instron ® has released the new AT3 Floor Model testing system, an unrivaled option in automated metals testing that delivers up to 300 kN of force within a compact footprint for a broad range of ...

Antarctica21 has unveiled a number of renderings of the Magellan Discoverer’s interior, which were designed by Tomas Tillberg Design. In a post on Instagram, the company said that the Magellan ...

This is the debut album from The Action 4S, a quartet comprising Scandinavian and British musicians. Their music is a powerful combination of jazz, fusion and electronica built on a rock-solid ...

General said this tire delivers all-terrain performance. Unlike the more road-focused Grabber HTS, the AT3 provides the durability, grip and safety necessary for rough terrain. The tire performs ...

U.S. offshore drilling contractor Noble Corporation has secured a contract extension with Petrobras for its Noble Discoverer semis-submersible rig offshore Colombia. Petrobras Colombia has exercised, ...

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Two days before Pioneer IV’s successful takeoff, the Air Force launched its first Discoverer satellite from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California. Discoverer was the U.S.’s first attempt to put a ...

On February 28, 1959, the U.S. Air Force launched a new spy satellite prototype called Discoverer 1. This was the first satellite that NASA launched toward the south pole in an attempt to put it in a ...