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Published Friday 20th April 2007 12:41 GMT

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Wow! 

By Mike Richards
Posted Friday 20th April 2007 13:05 GMT

'Although there is still a lot of flexibility in the design, the core goals of the mission are clear: each craft will need to be able to make a soft, controlled landing at a precise location. They won't be rovers, but might be able to do short ascents, allowing them to "hop" to a new location. They will most likely carry seismometers, and possibly other instruments.'

Incredible, all this just *50 years* after America landed Surveyor 6 on the Moon, take measurements and got it to take off again.

A decade out 

By Paul Crawford
Posted Friday 20th April 2007 14:51 GMT

50 years ago was Sputnik 1's launch, it was 1967 for Surveyor 6

Two (or more) landings is a bit more clever 

By Adrian Midgley
Posted Sunday 22nd April 2007 19:12 GMT

than Surveyor.

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This paper discusses how consolidation and containment solutions with a virtual infrastructure meet the challenges of server sprawl and underutilization..
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Making Green IT a Reality

Customer Perspectives on the Impact of Storage Vendor Decisions on Power, Cooling, & Space in Enterprise Data Centers.

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