
Copernical Team
Has Gaia found missing link in black hole evolution?

When ESA’s Gaia spacecraft scanned the Scorpius constellation and its ancient globular star cluster Messier 4, it captured something strange: a huge dark blob at the cluster’s centre, 800 times more massive than our Sun.
It is normal for globular clusters to have dark centres made up of many dead stars. But the mass at the centre of Messier 4 looks different – despite being especially large, it seems to be squeezed into a surprisingly small volume of space.
“Using the latest Gaia and Hubble data, it was not possible to distinguish between a dark population of stellar remnants and a
Relay system speeds vital data flow with 75 000 links

Life-saving data that enables European governments to respond rapidly to crises is flowing swiftly from space to Earth, thanks to the most sophisticated space-based laser communication network ever built.
OneWeb and Eutelsat demonstrate global connectivity solution to NATO

China launches rocket with record payload

SES delivers satellite connectivity to AWS Modular Data Center for DoD

SAIC to supply SDA with Space Battle Management Command and Control Solution

Mitsui OSK goes live with Marlink smart hybrid network solution

Stanford University sends semiconductor investigation to ISS

Science and sampling attempts at the Onahu Outcrop

Neumann Space signs contract with Space Inventor to provide greater access to space
