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Boston MA (SPX) May 28, 2025
The human brain contains about 86 billion neurons. These cells fire electrical signals that help the brain store memories and send information and commands throughout the brain and the nervous system. The brain also contains billions of astrocytes - star-shaped cells with many long extensions that allow them to interact with millions of neurons. Although they have long been thought to be m
Washington DC (UPI) May 28, 2025
China Wednesday launched its Tianwen-2 space mission to collect asteroid samples and conduct a main-belt comet study. A LongMarch 3B rocket lifted off from Xichang Satellite Launch Center. The Long March 3B Y110 rocket lifted off toward the near-Earth asteroid 469219 Kamo'oalewa and is expected to take a year to reach the asteroid. Asteroid samples are scheduled to return to Eart

Todd Surdey will head Maxar’s business enterprise segment

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EarthCARE detects atmospheric heating

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Psyche

NASA has decided to switch to a backup propellant line on its Psyche asteroid mission to allow the spacecraft to resume use of its electric propulsion system.

Kairos launch

The Japanese military has selected companies Space One and Space BD to launch a small satellite.

Illustration of a lockheed martin GPS IIIF satellite in orbit.

The satellites are scheduled for delivery by 2031.

The launch of GPS III SV-08 — the eighth satellite in the GPS III constellation — was originally assigned to United Launch Alliance (ULA)

Relationship focuses on co-developing high-performance, radiation-hardened computing systems for next-generation space missions

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2025 marks a landmark year for Europe’s ‘bridge between Earth and space’. The European Space Agency’s Estrack satellite tracking network turns 50.

Since its inception in 1975, Estrack – ESA’s global network of ground stations – has formed the vital communication bridge between satellites in orbit and mission control at the European Space Operations Centre (ESOC) in Darmstadt, Germany.

Now comprising six stations spanning six countries, Estrack has grown into a strategic asset for Europe, enabling communication with spacecraft, transmitting commands and receiving scientific data.

The network keeps an eye on satellites no matter their location:

Following the arrival at Cape Canaveral in Florida, US, the Meteosat Third Generation Sounder satellite and the Copernicus Sentinel-4 instrument on board are currently being tested and prepared for launch, scheduled in July 2025. Image: Following the arrival at Cape Canaveral in Florida, US, the Meteosat Third Generation Sounder satellite and the Copernicus Sentinel-4 instrument on board are currently being tested and prepared for launch, scheduled in July 2025.
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