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By JOHN ANTCZAK, Associated Press Writer Sun Mar 26, 1:27 AM ET
LOS ANGELES - Fire fed by a fuel leak led to the failure of a new commercial rocket seconds into its maiden launch, the founder of California-based Space Explorations Technologies said Saturday.

The preliminary analysis was issued a day after the loss of SpaceX's Falcon 1 rocket during liftoff from an island in the Kwajalein Atoll in the Pacific Ocean, which destroyed an Air Force Academy research satellite.
The rocket carried FalconSat-2, part of an Air Force Academy satellite program intended to measure space plasma phenomena that can interfere with communications through space.
The fuel leak occurred 25 seconds into the launch near the top of the first-stage main engine, SpaceX founder Elon Musk said on the company Web site.
The fire cut a helium pneumatic system, and when pneumatic pressure fell, a safety function within the valves forced them to close, shutting down the main engine 29 seconds into the flight, Musk said.
The company will analyze data to try to isolate all possible causes for the leak. Musk said he hopes for another launch in less than six months.
Falcon 1 is a 70-foot-long, two-stage rocket powered by liquid oxygen and kerosene. Its first stage is designed to parachute into the ocean to be recovered and used again. It is intended to be the first in a family of low-cost rockets.
SpaceX originally planned a November launch, but problems with the rocket and limitations on the supply of liquid oxygen at the remote Kwajalein Atoll site delayed the mission.
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This collection catalogues CIA information on this subject from the 1940s through the early 1990s. Most of the documents concern CIA cables reporting unsubstantiated UFO sightings in the foreign press and intra-Agency memos about how the Agency handled public inquiries about UFO sightings. For the most recent CIA information on UFOs, see the article "CIA's Role in the Study of UFOs, 1947-90" at the Center for the Study of Intelligence website (http://www.odci.gov/csi). The article is located in On-line Publications under the "Studies in Intelligence" section, specifically semi-annual Edition #1, 1997.
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Shatner documentary kicks off 'Out of ...Eagle Tribune, MA - 11 hours ago
... shows in the History Channel "Out of This World" week are "Comets: Prophets of Doom," "Meteors: Fire in the Sky" and the UFO documentary "An Alien History of ...
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UFO photo contest wants you to fake it
Tallahassee Democrat, FL - 17 hours ago
Have you seen the photo of an alien spacecraft hovering over the Capitol ... photographers and computer artists who can concoct the most convincing UFO photo that ...
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Shatner hosts look at 'Trek'-inspired technology
The Herald, WA - 20 hours ago
... shows in the History Channel "Out of This World" week are "Comets: Prophets of Doom," "Meteors: Fire in the Sky" and the UFO documentary "An Alien History of ...
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Sat Mar 25, 2006 4:03 AM ET
By Will Dunham
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Russia's ambassador in Baghdad gave intelligence on U.S. military movements to Iraq's government in the opening days of the 2003 U.S.-led invasion, a Pentagon report stated on Friday, quoting from captured Iraqi documents.

The unclassified 210-page report by the U.S. military's Joint Forces Command cited an April 2, 2003, document from the Iraqi minister of foreign affairs to President Saddam Hussein as stating the Russian ambassador to Baghdad had funneled strategic intelligence on U.S. plans to Saddam's government.
The document was written about two weeks after the invasion but before U.S. soldiers and Marines entered the capital.
Another Iraqi document, dated March 24, 2003, referred to Russian "sources" inside the U.S. military's Central Command headquarters in Qatar.
The allegations about the actions of Russia were based on captured documents from an Iraqi government on the verge of being toppled, and the report did not present any further documentation of the allegations.
The intelligence provided by the ambassador, the report stated, was that U.S. forces were moving to cut off Baghdad from the south, east and north, and the heaviest concentration of troops -- 12,000 of them, plus 1,000 vehicles -- was near Kerbala, 68 miles southwest of the capital.
The ambassador also told the Iraqis that "the Americans were going to concentrate on bombing in and around Baghdad, cutting the road to Syria and Jordan and creating 'chaos and confusion' to force the residents of Baghdad to flee," the report stated.
It said the U.S. assault on Baghdad would not begin before the arrival of the Army's 4th Infantry Division -- which Turkey had barred from entering Iraq from the north via Turkish territory -- around April 15. In fact, Baghdad fell about a week before that date.
"Significantly, the regime was also receiving intelligence from the Russians that fed suspicions that the attack out of Kuwait was merely a diversion," the report stated, citing the March 24 document.

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The purpose of the report was to assess the Iraqi view of events from March to May 2003, based on interviews with senior Iraqi officials and numerous documents.
Army Brig. Gen. Anthony Cucolo of U.S. Joint Forces Command told a briefing he viewed Russia's actions as "driven by economic interests." The report noted Russian business interests in Iraqi oil.
Cucolo said the intelligence from Russia "was only a small part of Saddam's calculus on the decisions he should make and the actions he should take."
"It was (Saddam) counting on other members of the international community to assist him in any way that he saw fit to get what he wanted," Cucolo said.
The report said the March 24 document stated, "The information that the Russians have collected from their sources inside the American Central Command in Doha is that the United States is convinced that occupying Iraqi cities are (sic) impossible, and that they have changed their tactic," to avoid entering cities.
The report did not contain allegations reported by The New York Times last month that German intelligence agents in Baghdad obtained a copy of Saddam's plan to defend the Iraqi capital and passed it to U.S. commanders before the invasion.
There is a longer, classified version of the report. Officials said on Friday they could not confirm or deny whether the allegations were contained in that version.
The report painted Saddam as convinced the United States would not launch a ground invasion that would seriously threaten his rule, believing the Americans too squeamish about casualties, and that an internal coup was a bigger threat.
The report also dealt with the issue of Iraqi weapons of mass destruction. President George W. Bush cited the threat posed by such weapons as the prime justification for the invasion. No such weapons ever were found.
The report said that for months after the invasion, some senior officials of Saddam's government continued to think it was possible Iraq had a WMD capability hidden away.
It stated that "the public confidence of so many Western governments, especially based on CIA information, made at least one senior (Iraqi) official believe the contention that Iraq possessed such weapons might be true," citing a classified intelligence report.
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US-Bericht: Moskau versorgte Irak mit Kriegsinformationen
Die Welt, Mo 27. März 2006
Als Motiv werden wirtschaftliche Erwägungen vermutet. Rußland spricht von "unbegründeten Beschuldigungen". Pentagon-Studie gibt keine Hinweise auf BND-Berichte
Washington/Moskau - Rußland hat dem Regime von Saddam Hussein im Irak-Krieg geheimdienstliche Informationen über US-Truppenbewegungen und Taktiken geliefert. Das geht aus irakischen Dokumenten hervor, die das Pentagon im Rahmen einer Studie über die ersten Monate des Irak-Kriegs veröffentlichte. Danach stammten die Informationen aus „Quellen“ direkt im US-Zentralkommando, das damals in Katar angesiedelt war, und wurden durch den seinerzeitigen russischen Botschafter in Bagdad übermittelt. Als Motiv werden in der Studie wirtschaftliche Erwägungen Rußlands genannt.
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So, wie in diesem Bild gezeigt, verhält sich in etwa das Verhältnis von Produzierenden zu Nichtproduzierenden in unserer Gesellschaft.

Wer erbringt überhaupt noch einen Austauschwert und Überlebensnutzen?
Warum müssen sich anständige, produktive Menschen schier gar zu Tode schuften und die Last der Gesellschaft schultern, während jene, die gemeinhin am besten verdienen, ihre Zeit damit verbringen, die Gesellschaft – und die Welt – zu zerstören?