Recently, Intel announces that it will manufacture new chipset named Moorestown, which will be available in the market from 2010. This new chip is formed based on special technique which is so small and can be easily usable in any types of small device as well as computer. It is great for those types of devices which are so small and can easily bring able by pocket. The head of Ultra-mobility department of Intel’s, Anand said,
This new chip will lose power very less than recent atom chip.

Moorestown will run onto the new Linux based Mobilin software and the chip will support 3G technique. As a result it can be easily usable into any modern mobile phone or device. Additionally, YMAX and hi-speed Internet connection service will also get from it.

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LG Electronics India Pvt. Ltd. (LGEIL) announced the open of cutting edge technology products providing latest innovative business solutions. LG broadened its portfolio recently in the IT hardware division. The company’s aim is heading towards be a head in B2B market with the opening of those high-tech products.

After getting sustained market leadership, control in monitors & optical drives in the country. The company is taking total business solutions move by bringing modern technology products in the PC virtualization, network storage, image projections, and commercial display sector.

In the PC virtualization area, LG bought network monitors with an exclusive integrated network solution. By involving 10 such network monitors to one PC, up to 11 consumers will share one PC. In that way, the total charge of ownership reduces up to 60%.

NASA said they awarded around $6.4 million in U.S. grants to improve learning in its Earth science resources. The proposed grants were awarded to higher educational institutes and non-profit education organizations. All grant expected to pull NASA’s different contributions in basically climate science.

The chosen grant winners expected ways to enhance students’ educational experiences or advance educators’ abilities. By this, the space agency wants to engage the selected students providing facilities to investigate & study on the Earth system using their resources. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) told the grants will help to reach their target of engaging students in some vital disciplines of science, engineering, technology, and mathematics. The authority said the awards provide a three-year period of performance duration. It ranges in worth from $140,000 to $500,000.

NASA said more than 22 proposals were preferred for funding from some organizations. The organizations are located in several Districts. The Districts are

• Columbia
• Alaska
• Colorado
• Georgia
• Alabama
• California
• Illinois
• Massachusetts
• New York
• Oregon
• North Dakota
• Nebraska
• Pennsylvania
• Texas
• Virginia

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The shuttle Atlantis have launched last Monday on an $887 million mission to repair  Hubble Telescope for final time. It is been said that the mission is for 11 days and it is very dangerous ordeal of repair the orbit. This is why first ever in the history, 2nd shuttle will be ready if some mishappen happens,  and thus will save the seven astronauts.

It’s the second time for NASA to repairer the old Hubble Space Telescope. Earlier mission took two weeks. NASA is also hopping that; this expensive repairer will increase its life length up to five years.

NASA’s science mission chief, Ed Weiler said that he is very confidence and the mission will be a success.

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Last Wednesday, China sent a Remote-Sensing Satellite named “Yaogan VI”. It was launched from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center. The center is located in Shanxi Province (north). Just at 10:55 a.m. the rocket was  sent into the space successfully on a Long March 2C carrier rocket. The satellite flight was the 117th of the Long March series of carrier rockets.

The purposes of the satellite:

• Land Resources Survey
• Environmental Surveillance
• Disaster Prevention
• Environmental Protection
• Urban Planning
• Crop yield estimates
• Crop Yield Reduction
• Space Science Experiments

Developer of the satellite: Developed by the Shanghai Academy of Space flight Technology under the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corp.

Designer of the rocket: Designed by the China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology.

The rocket’s predecessor:

“Yaogan V,” was launched in December 2008 from Taiyuan

“Yaogan IV” was launched in December 2008 from Jiuquan

“Yaogan III” was launched in November 2007 from Taiyuan

“Yaogan II” was launched in May 2007

“Yaogan I” was launched in April 2006