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This Is The 500th "Hard" Computer + Kepler Is Most Thankful 
SatNews Publishers | Mon, Apr 27
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BAE System's 500th radiation-hardened space computer has taken flight on a NASA mission to find habitable planets in the Milky Way. The RAD750® computer aboard NASA's Kepler spacecraft is part of the company's 3G of radiation-hardened single-board ...
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