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Thousands Volunteer to Scour Satellite Images of Nepal Earthquake
More than 4,500 people have volunteered to examine 14,000 square kilometres of satellite imagery collected over Nepal to help relief efforts after Saturday's earthquake killed more than 3,900 people, imagery provider DigitalGlobe Inc said.
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Newly Launched Commercial Satellite Has Zoom View of Earth
An unmanned Atlas 5 rocket blasted off from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California on Wednesday to put a sharp-eyed, Earth-watching satellite into orbit for DigitalGlobe.
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NATO satellite photos show Russian military build-up near Ukraine
NATO presented satellite photographs on Thursday it said showed Russian deployments of 40,000 troops near the Ukrainian frontier along with tanks, armoured vehicles, artillery and aircraft ready for action.
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Satellites to binoculars used in missing MH370 plane search
From satellites to binoculars, the hardware being used in the search for the missing Malaysian plane off Australia's west coast ranges from the sophisticated to the simple. Here's a look at some of the equipment being used in the search for Flight 370, which went missing on March 8.
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MH370 plane debris evidence not conclusive, satellites have limits: Experts
The images came from a DigitalGlobe commercial satellite that scans the Earth from the north to south.
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Satellites searching for missing Malaysia Airlines plane have limits
The satellites searching vast stretches of ocean for the missing Malaysia Airlines plane are not the stuff of Hollywood.
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US firm puts crowdsourcing to work in search for missing Malaysian jet
At least 600,000 volunteers have logged onto a website run by DigitalGlobe Inc to scan satellite images the company uploaded.
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600,000 people scan satellite images for clues to missing plane
A Colorado-based company says about 600,000 people have scanned its satellite images for clues to the fate of a Malaysia Airlines jetliner that disappeared on Saturday.
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US company puts crowdsourcing to work in search for Malaysia Airlines jet
A Colorado-based company has put crowdsourcing to work in the search for a missing Malaysia Airlines jetliner, inviting internet users to comb through satellite images of over 1,200 square miles (3,200 square km) of seawater for any sign of wreckage.
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Satellite photo shows increased activity at North Korean launch site
A new satellite image shows a marked increase in activity at a North Korean missile launch site, pointing to a possible long-range ballistic missile test by Pyongyang in the next three weeks, according to satellite operator DigitalGlobe Inc.
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Thousands Volunteer to Scour Satellite Images of Nepal Earthquake
More than 4,500 people have volunteered to examine 14,000 square kilometres of satellite imagery collected over Nepal to help relief efforts after Saturday's earthquake killed more than 3,900 people, imagery provider DigitalGlobe Inc said.
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Newly Launched Commercial Satellite Has Zoom View of Earth
An unmanned Atlas 5 rocket blasted off from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California on Wednesday to put a sharp-eyed, Earth-watching satellite into orbit for DigitalGlobe.
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NATO satellite photos show Russian military build-up near Ukraine
NATO presented satellite photographs on Thursday it said showed Russian deployments of 40,000 troops near the Ukrainian frontier along with tanks, armoured vehicles, artillery and aircraft ready for action.
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Satellites to binoculars used in missing MH370 plane search
From satellites to binoculars, the hardware being used in the search for the missing Malaysian plane off Australia's west coast ranges from the sophisticated to the simple. Here's a look at some of the equipment being used in the search for Flight 370, which went missing on March 8.
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MH370 plane debris evidence not conclusive, satellites have limits: Experts
The images came from a DigitalGlobe commercial satellite that scans the Earth from the north to south.
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Satellites searching for missing Malaysia Airlines plane have limits
The satellites searching vast stretches of ocean for the missing Malaysia Airlines plane are not the stuff of Hollywood.
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US firm puts crowdsourcing to work in search for missing Malaysian jet
At least 600,000 volunteers have logged onto a website run by DigitalGlobe Inc to scan satellite images the company uploaded.
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600,000 people scan satellite images for clues to missing plane
A Colorado-based company says about 600,000 people have scanned its satellite images for clues to the fate of a Malaysia Airlines jetliner that disappeared on Saturday.
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US company puts crowdsourcing to work in search for Malaysia Airlines jet
A Colorado-based company has put crowdsourcing to work in the search for a missing Malaysia Airlines jetliner, inviting internet users to comb through satellite images of over 1,200 square miles (3,200 square km) of seawater for any sign of wreckage.
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Satellite photo shows increased activity at North Korean launch site
A new satellite image shows a marked increase in activity at a North Korean missile launch site, pointing to a possible long-range ballistic missile test by Pyongyang in the next three weeks, according to satellite operator DigitalGlobe Inc.
