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image of arrow symbol 9 April 2008  KinetX Questioned About Relativity Effects on MESSENGER Trajectory

Scientists from around the world have been questioning the KinetX Navigation Team about relativistic effects that were modeled in order to estimate the trajectory of the MESSENGER spacecraft during its historic first encounter with the planet Mercury...

Published by KinetX, Inc.; Author: Bobby Williams, KinetX Space Navigation and Flight Dynamics

image of arrow symbol 23 January 2006  Liftoff! New Horizon is Pluto-bound

The first mission to distant planet Pluto is under way after the launch Jan. 19 of NASA's New Horizons spacecraft from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Fla. ...

Published by John Hopkins University Gazette; Author: Michael Buckley, Applied Physics Laboratory

image of arrow symbol 20 January 2006  Valley Firm Steers Pluto Ship

Thursday's launch of NASA's New Horizons mission to Pluto was being monitored extra closely by a small company in Tempe called KinetX, Inc. In fact, the company will be watching the mission closely for the next nine-plus years as the spacecraft makes the 3 billion-mile journey ...

Published by Arizona Republic

image of arrow symbol 5 June 2005  New Horizons - The PI's Perspective: A Nation's Expedition to the Edge of the Solar System

Most people think of New Horizons as being from Maryland, since the spacecraft was designed, assembled and tested at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab (APL) there, and once in flight, the spacecraft will be operated from APL. ...

Published by I-Newswire (http:// i-newswire.com)

image of arrow symbol 23 May 2003  NASA picks Tempe company for Pluto mission

The planet Pluto, discovered 73 years ago by an astronomer at the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, now has another Arizona connection. KinetX Inc., a privately held Tempe company ...

Published by Arizona Republic; Author: Hal Mattern


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