MADRID, June 14 (Reuters) - Spanish plane parts maker Aernnova has hired investment banks for a stock market listing in the second half of the year to raise funds for expansion, five sources with knowledge of the process said.
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Airplane parts maker Aernnova hires banks for listing -sources | Reuters
Q01 MALE Optionally Piloted Aircraft [feedly]
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Q01 MALE Optionally Piloted Aircraft
// Air Force Technology News Press Releases
A prototype of Q01 MALE (medium-altitude, long endurance) optionally-piloted aircraft was introduced at the ILA Berlin Air Show 2016 held in June 2016.
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Lisa Pathfinder Exceeds Expectations [feedly]
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Lisa Pathfinder Exceeds Expectations
// Aero-News Network
ESA: Mission Demonstrates Need To Build Gravitational Wave Observatory ESA's LISA Pathfinder mission has demonstrated the technology needed to build a space-based gravitational wave observatory, according to the space agency.
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Kepler spies largest exoplanet yet that orbits two stars [feedly]
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Kepler spies largest exoplanet yet that orbits two stars
// Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine

Planets that orbit two stars have traditionally been difficult to detect. Despite decades of suspicion, we didn't even spot our first one until 2011 and even now their irregular orbits make life tricky for those in the planet-hunting game. NASA has today confirmed the discovery of the largest of these circumbinary planets, the imaginatively named Kepler-1647 b, some 3,700 light years away.
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