Putting the cool in school
Space exploration has the power to excite kids to pursue science, math, engineering and technology, and that’s the purpose behind the Boeing-sponsored space camp for educators. What the teachers learn there will help them inspire their students.
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All signals go
Argon ST, which is now a wholly owned Boeing subsidiary, has developed critical capabilities in signals intelligence. Argon’s technology, for example, is currently deployed on numerous U.S. Navy ships and subs.
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 U.S. NAVY |
Far-out experiments
The International Space Station is a one-of-a-kind laboratory for microgravity experiments in many different fields, and with Boeing’s help these important experiments are getting to the station much sooner.
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Code for success
It may have an unwieldy name: SOSCOE, short for System of Systems Common Operating Environment. But this universal translator for computer language, developed by Boeing software engineers so existing U.S. Army computer systems can work seamlessly with new tools and electronics, is quickly finding applications outside Boeing’s military customer base.
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