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Scientists reinvent use for satellites

The Boston Globe: Running out of gas usually means a long walk to a gas station to get more fuel. When a satellite's fuel tank runs dry, though, the mission's over -- or it used to be.

Posted by Physics Today on September 11, 2007 11:28 AM |

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