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NASA and Statoil Team Up to Adapt Space Technology to Oil and Gas Production, Vice Versa
NASA officials and the Norwegian-based oil and gas company Statoil signed an agreement Friday designed to help the company access new fossil fuel reserves using and expanding upon the US agency's technology.
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