First, PlanetScope isn’t free. But it’s the sharpest picture of Earth that we can achieve every day. This is why its motto is:“The Entire Earth, Everyday”. Thanks to the lightweight and low-cost constellation of 200+nanosatellites or CubeSats, each and every small payload brings big...
INDIA DELAYS 1ST SPACE DOCKING OF SPADEX SATELLITES, 'FURTHER VALIDATION' NEEDED- India postponed its first attempt to dock two spaceraft in Earth orbit to allow more time for tests as the country prepares for what will be a vital technology tests for its future ambitions in space. The India...
SPACEX: LOWERING STARLINK SATELLITE ORBITS REDUCES IMPACT ON ASTRONOMY - SpaceX has found a new way to prevent Starlink satellites from interfering with astronomy: Bring them closer to Earth. The satellites can reflect sunlight and accidentally photobomb astronomical observations. But last week, Space...
Indian Ocean gravity hole: The dent in Earth's gravitational field created by the death of an ancient ocean BySascha ParePublishedNovember 22, 2024 Rivers & Oceans 'A harbinger of what's to come:' NASA satellites show massive drop in global freshwater levels ...
Select satellites from multiple categories: Space Stations, SpaceX’s Starlink, Communications, Weather & Earth Resources, etc. Use the “Globe view” to see a satellite’s current location on its orbit around the Earth. People across the world have been spotting an amazing line of bright movin...
Select satellites from multiple categories: Space Stations, SpaceX’s Starlink, Communications, Weather & Earth Resources, etc. Use the “Globe view” to see a satellite’s current location on its orbit around the Earth. People across the world have been spotting an amazing line of bright movin...
Indian Ocean gravity hole: The dent in Earth's gravitational field created by the death of an ancient ocean By Sascha Pare Published November 22, 2024 Rivers & Oceans 'A harbinger of what's to come:' NASA satellites show massive drop in global freshwater levels By Ben Turner Published ...
"It will be a four day journey, going a quarter of a million miles, continuing to test out every bit of Orion going around the far side of the moon, heading home going through the Earth's atmosphere at over 25,000 miles per hour and splashing down in the Pacific. So am I excited?
One of the most fascinating things about Earth was simply scrolling around to see what the world looks like from above. Now, you can get a much more realistic look at things. The 3D mode renders the world so you can see things from any angle, based on data from satellites and Street ...
And a surprise demonstration of SpaceX’s Starlink internet-beaming satellites being used for in-space communication is expected at some point during the mission. The Crew Dragon spacecraft could make its return to Earth this weekend, potentially in the early hours of Sunday morning, as the Po...