CORRECTIONS

摘要

The article "LightSquared Pushing Deadlines, Asking FCC To Ease Rules" [Jan. 24, page 6] incorrectly identified the U.S. government agency that voiced concerns to U.S. regulators over possible frequency interference from LightSquared. It is the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA). The news brief "Stardust Probe En Route to Comet Tempel 1 Encounter" [Jan. 24, page 9] should have said the Stardust-Next spacecraft will pass within 200 kilometers of Tempel 1 during its Feb. 14 flyby. While mission officials hope the craft will obtain images of the crater that was made when NASA's Deep Impact probe slammed into the comet in 2005, this is considered a secondary objective.