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Science
fromwww.bbc.com
3 weeks ago

From class to orbit: Students design and launch satellite

Students at Croydon High School designed and created a CubeSat launched into low Earth's orbit.
fromTheregister
3 weeks ago

Financial 'stretch' for UK to join Europe's Starlink rival

Joining the EU IRIS² satellite project is unlikely for the UK due to financial constraints.
fromTheregister
4 weeks ago

MethaneSAT 'likely not recoverable,' lost its link to Earth

The MethaneSAT satellite lost contact with controllers on June 20, after being launched in March 2024 for measuring methane emissions. It is likely not recoverable.
Environment
fromFuturism
1 month ago

Long-Dead NASA Satellite Suddenly Lets Out Epic Blast of Energy

A long-dead NASA satellite emitted an unexpected burst of energy, raising questions about space debris and potential collisions.
Digital life
fromZDNET
1 month ago

You can use T-Mobile's satellite service for free on any carrier now - here's how

T-Mobile is offering a free beta trial of its new Starlink satellite text messaging service to customers of all carriers.
fromHackernoon
1 month ago

Understanding the 3 Main Types of Remote Sensing Sensor Data | HackerNoon

Remote sensing data can be characterized by spatial, spectral, radiometric, and temporal resolutions, significantly influencing the effectiveness of various sensors used.
Data science
fromTNW | Deep-Tech
2 months ago

NATO backs Welsh startup building space factory for 'supermaterials'

Space Forge raised $30mn to support its first commercial in-orbit manufacturing satellite, ForgeStar-2, marking a significant milestone in UK space tech.
UK news
fromMail Online
2 months ago

Out-of-control Soviet spacecraft could crash into the UK this WEEK

A Soviet satellite is crashing to Earth and could hit populated areas, including the UK, between May 9-13.
European startups
fromThe Verge
3 months ago

Amazon launches its first satellites to rival Starlink

Amazon has launched its first 27 Project Kuiper satellites, initiating its satellite broadband internet service to compete with Starlink.
fromTheregister
4 months ago

European Gaia satellite is retired but proves tough to kill

Switching off a spacecraft at the end of its mission sounds like a simple enough job, but spacecraft really don't want to be switched off.
OMG science
fromArs Technica
4 months ago

ESA finally has a commercial launch strategy, but will member states pay?

What we expect is that these companies will make a step in improving and upgrading their capacity with respect to what they're presently working.
European startups
fromwww.independent.co.uk
4 months ago

A European startup is set to launch an orbital rocket on its first test flight

Isar Aerospace is preparing for a significant test flight of its Spectrum rocket from Norway, aimed at developing capabilities for small satellite launches.
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