Korea simulates Moon's electrostatic surface conditions on Earth
Wednesday, 28 February 2024 17:51
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Seoul, South Korea (SPX) Feb 28, 2024
In a groundbreaking effort to simulate the Moon's unique surface environment, the Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology (KICT) has successfully developed an electrostatic environment on Earth.
This pioneering research, led by Dr. Shin Hyusoung along with senior researcher Chung Taeil and Dr. Park Seungsoo, aims to replicate the
In a groundbreaking effort to simulate the Moon's unique surface environment, the Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology (KICT) has successfully developed an electrostatic environment on Earth.
This pioneering research, led by Dr. Shin Hyusoung along with senior researcher Chung Taeil and Dr. Park Seungsoo, aims to replicate the Odysseus moon lander mission cut short after botched landing
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Washington DC (UPI) Feb 27, 2024
The historic Odysseus moon landing mission was cut short Tuesday as flight controllers expected to lose contact with the private spacecraft after it toppled over during last week's botched landing.
Intuitive Machines, the Houston space company that built the unmanned Odysseus, said it planned to collect data "until the lander's solar panels are no longer exposed to light," which is two
The historic Odysseus moon landing mission was cut short Tuesday as flight controllers expected to lose contact with the private spacecraft after it toppled over during last week's botched landing.
Intuitive Machines, the Houston space company that built the unmanned Odysseus, said it planned to collect data "until the lander's solar panels are no longer exposed to light," which is two US Moon lander's battery likely has hours left: company
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Washington (AFP) Feb 27, 2024
An American lunar lander that tipped over during its historic touchdown last week likely only has hours left until its battery runs out, the private company operating it said Tuesday.
The uncrewed Odysseus, built by Houston-based Intuitive Machines, made the first return by a US craft to the Moon in five decades - and the first such successful mission by the private sector.
But one of t
An American lunar lander that tipped over during its historic touchdown last week likely only has hours left until its battery runs out, the private company operating it said Tuesday.
The uncrewed Odysseus, built by Houston-based Intuitive Machines, made the first return by a US craft to the Moon in five decades - and the first such successful mission by the private sector.
But one of t CUTE's groundbreaking design paves the way for future small-scale space missions
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Los Angeles CA (SPX) Feb 28, 2024
NASA's innovative approach to studying the atmospheres of distant worlds has taken a significant leap forward with the Colorado Ultraviolet Transit Experiment (CUTE) mission. Since its launch in September 2021, CUTE has been pioneering the observation of exoplanets using a uniquely designed small spacecraft, marking a milestone in space exploration technology.
At the heart of CUTE's missio
NASA's innovative approach to studying the atmospheres of distant worlds has taken a significant leap forward with the Colorado Ultraviolet Transit Experiment (CUTE) mission. Since its launch in September 2021, CUTE has been pioneering the observation of exoplanets using a uniquely designed small spacecraft, marking a milestone in space exploration technology.
At the heart of CUTE's missio Earth as a test object
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Zurich, Switzerland (SPX) Feb 28, 2024
Life is indeed possible on Earth. This has been demonstrated in a study conducted by the Institute of Particle Physics and Astrophysics at ETH Zurich. Of course, the researchers' intention wasn't to answer the question itself. Instead, they used the Earth as an example to prove that the planned LIFE (Large Interferometer for Exoplanets) space mission can be a success - and that the planned measu
Life is indeed possible on Earth. This has been demonstrated in a study conducted by the Institute of Particle Physics and Astrophysics at ETH Zurich. Of course, the researchers' intention wasn't to answer the question itself. Instead, they used the Earth as an example to prove that the planned LIFE (Large Interferometer for Exoplanets) space mission can be a success - and that the planned measu Axion stars: A potential key to solving the cosmic dark matter mystery
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London, UK (SPX) Feb 28, 2024
In a significant advancement in astrophysics, a team of physicists from King's College London has introduced a groundbreaking approach to demystify dark matter, potentially bringing us closer to understanding one of the universe's most elusive constituents. The research, led by Liina Chung-Jukko alongside Professors Malcolm Fairbairn, Eugene Lim, Dr. David Marsh, and their collaborators, focuses
In a significant advancement in astrophysics, a team of physicists from King's College London has introduced a groundbreaking approach to demystify dark matter, potentially bringing us closer to understanding one of the universe's most elusive constituents. The research, led by Liina Chung-Jukko alongside Professors Malcolm Fairbairn, Eugene Lim, Dr. David Marsh, and their collaborators, focuses Have We Found a Direct Descendant of the First Stars?
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Washington DC (SPX) Feb 28, 2024
The star J1010+2358 may have descended from just one of the first stars, which would make it a powerful probe of the elusive first generation of stars. However, new research finds that its properties are consistent with a range of stellar ancestries.
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The first stars in the universe collapsed into being in clouds of pristine gas containing j
The star J1010+2358 may have descended from just one of the first stars, which would make it a powerful probe of the elusive first generation of stars. However, new research finds that its properties are consistent with a range of stellar ancestries.
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The first stars in the universe collapsed into being in clouds of pristine gas containing j Rocket Lab's Spacecraft Line: Bridging Missions from LEO to Deep Space
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Los Angeles CA (SPX) Feb 28, 2024
Rocket Lab USA, Inc. (NASDAQ: RKLB) has announced its expanded family of spacecraft buses, a culmination of over four years dedicated to advancing its space systems capabilities. This development signifies a strategic enhancement in Rocket Lab's offering to the space sector, aligning with the diverse needs of its clientele across various missions.
Peter Beck, Rocket Lab's founder and CEO,
Rocket Lab USA, Inc. (NASDAQ: RKLB) has announced its expanded family of spacecraft buses, a culmination of over four years dedicated to advancing its space systems capabilities. This development signifies a strategic enhancement in Rocket Lab's offering to the space sector, aligning with the diverse needs of its clientele across various missions.
Peter Beck, Rocket Lab's founder and CEO, Turkcell Partners with Lynk for Satellite-Direct Mobile Services in Turkiye
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London, UK (SPX) Feb 28, 2024
Lynk Global, Inc. (Lynk), the world leader in satellite-direct-to-mobile-phone technology, has partnered with Turkcell (NYSE: TKC), Turkiye's premier mobile operator, to initiate Sat2Phone services across the country. This collaboration leverages Lynk's innovative "cell-towers-in-space" to bolster network resilience and extend mobile coverage, ensuring that the Turkish populace, businesses, and
Lynk Global, Inc. (Lynk), the world leader in satellite-direct-to-mobile-phone technology, has partnered with Turkcell (NYSE: TKC), Turkiye's premier mobile operator, to initiate Sat2Phone services across the country. This collaboration leverages Lynk's innovative "cell-towers-in-space" to bolster network resilience and extend mobile coverage, ensuring that the Turkish populace, businesses, and Virgin Voyages Sets Sail with the Fastest Internet at Sea
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Luxembourg (SPX) Feb 27, 2024
In a groundbreaking move for maritime connectivity, Virgin Voyages has announced its partnership with satellite communications giants SES and Starlink to offer the fastest internet service at sea. This collaboration will see the deployment of the SES Cruise mPOWERED + Starlink PRO service across Virgin Voyages' fleet, marking the first time a cruise line integrates Medium Earth Orbit (MEO) and L
In a groundbreaking move for maritime connectivity, Virgin Voyages has announced its partnership with satellite communications giants SES and Starlink to offer the fastest internet service at sea. This collaboration will see the deployment of the SES Cruise mPOWERED + Starlink PRO service across Virgin Voyages' fleet, marking the first time a cruise line integrates Medium Earth Orbit (MEO) and L Luxembourg DoD Partners with SES and HITEC to Augment SATCOM Ground Infrastructure
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Luxembourg (SPX) Feb 27, 2024
The Luxembourg Directorate of Defence (DoD) procured two ground stations following a competitive call for tender to enable the Luxembourg Army to improve its resilience by accessing secure satellite communications services, the DoD, SES and HITEC Luxembourg said today.
The ground stations, which will be installed at the Luxembourg Army's Military Centre in Diekirch, will be used for Luxemb
The Luxembourg Directorate of Defence (DoD) procured two ground stations following a competitive call for tender to enable the Luxembourg Army to improve its resilience by accessing secure satellite communications services, the DoD, SES and HITEC Luxembourg said today.
The ground stations, which will be installed at the Luxembourg Army's Military Centre in Diekirch, will be used for Luxemb SPACECENT Hosts Second Annual CENTCOM Theater Space Forum with Global Experts
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Sydney, Australia (SPX) Feb 27, 2024
In a strategic move to bolster space capabilities within the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) operations, the U.S. Space Forces Central (SPACECENT) recently convened the second annual CENTCOM Theater Space Forum. This significant gathering, held at an undisclosed location in Southwest Asia, saw the participation of over 140 space experts from the five branches of the U.S. Defense Department, multi
In a strategic move to bolster space capabilities within the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) operations, the U.S. Space Forces Central (SPACECENT) recently convened the second annual CENTCOM Theater Space Forum. This significant gathering, held at an undisclosed location in Southwest Asia, saw the participation of over 140 space experts from the five branches of the U.S. Defense Department, multi Study Offers Improved Look at Earth's Ionosphere
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Tucson AZ (SPX) Feb 27, 2024
New measuring techniques will enable improved measurements of the Earth's ionosphere, a key to studying and reducing the impact of space weather. Radio signals have been used to study the density of plasma since the 1920s. Transmitting radio sources include ground-based ionosondes (special radar for the examination of the ionosphere), astronomical phenomena such as pulsars and more recently spac
New measuring techniques will enable improved measurements of the Earth's ionosphere, a key to studying and reducing the impact of space weather. Radio signals have been used to study the density of plasma since the 1920s. Transmitting radio sources include ground-based ionosondes (special radar for the examination of the ionosphere), astronomical phenomena such as pulsars and more recently spac 
