mthungerflipped into Court of LeavesScience Elon Musk plots to put 30,000 more internet satellites into orbit as critics warn he’ll ‘trap humans on Earth’Fox News - The SunSpaceX wants to add 30,000 Starlink broadband satellites to the 12,000 it already plans to put into orbit, despite concerns being raised about 'space junk' trapping us on Earth. Elon Musk's company recently
Orionids Celestial fireworks: Meteor shower to light up midnight skiesabs-cbn.com - ABS-CBN News MANILA — The Orionids, considered one of the most beautiful meteor showers, will peak on Monday and Tuesday night, astronomers said. These meteors are …
MIT Technology Reviewflipped into MIT Technology ReviewTechnology Is there anything we can do to tackle space debris?MIT Technology Review - Neel V. Patel Every week, the readers of our space newsletter, The Airlock, send in their questions for our space reporter Neel V. Patel to answer. This week: …
Business Insiderflipped into ScienceSpaceX SpaceX wants to launch 42,000 Starlink satellites over the next decade - Business InsiderBusiness Insider - Dave MosherIf SpaceX gets its way, the company's planned fleet of Starlink internet satellites could soon outnumber all the spacecraft humanity has ever launched by a ratio of nearly five-to-one. That's according
Dimitry Roshkovanflipped into Geopolitics, Future, GOD, War And Peace Space The 21st Century Space Race Is Herenationalinterest.org The latency of offensive capability inherent in these inspector satellites and probes makes them difficult to characterize as explicitly dangerous or …
Business Insiderflipped into ScienceSpace Radar tool to prevent space-junk disaster tracks debris in Earth orbit - Business InsiderBusiness Insider - Morgan McFall-JohnsenFor the first time, space companies can track tiny bits of dangerous space junk that orbit the planet and menace satellites. A new radar system from the company LeoLabs is expected to track an estimated
Science (India) [Tech 30] This spacetech startup by former ISRO scientists can put small satellites in orbit within a weekyourstory.com - Gone are the days when only government-run space agencies could send satellites and rockets to space. Today, corporates and even budding startups can …
Space New Otago-built Kiwi Space Radar will track the movements of satellites, space debris | Newshubnewshub.co.nz - www.newshub.co.nz Four giant halfpipes in the central Otago township of Naseby could help keep vital mapping satellites up in the air. They form a new Kiwi Space Radar, …
Fox Newsflipped into ScienceScience Space 'elevator' to the Moon could happen by the end of the centuryFox News - Walt BonnerThe concept of using an “elevator” to travel from Earth to space has been around for quite some time, with an early concept first proposed in 1959 by Russian engineer Yuri Artsutanov. But now, that seemingly
aperçu énergieflipped into DiscoveriesSpace Scientists Propose New Satellite Tech to Dodge Space Junk from Megaconstellationsspace.com - Charles Q. Choi If a disastrous space junk chain reaction ends up surrounding Earth with a belt of destructive shrapnel, state-of-the-art infrared cameras and …
Forbesflipped into TechnologySpace A Japanese Space Junk Company Is Building A Spacecraft To Practice Removing Satellites From OrbitForbes - Jonathan O'CallaghanAstroscale, a Japanese-based company that wants to clean up space debris from orbit, has announced that it has begun construction of a prototype spacecraft that will test some of its innovative space removal
MarkB Smithflipped into Da Hole WHORL T'is WatchingMeteorites Falling Fireballs Crashed in Chile Last Week. They Weren't Meteorites, Experts Say.space.com - Nicoletta Lanese Goodness gracious! Great balls of fire rained from the sky in Chile last week, and officials are still trying to figure out what they were and where …
B. McCartneyflipped into Warning!News (China) Russia works to increase space surveillance capability - Xinhua |xinhuanet.com Russia's Soyuz MS-04 spacecraft is seen before launch at Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on April 20, 2017. (Xinhua/Mikheev) There are more than …
Glenn Williamsflipped into WOW COW NEWSMeteorites A Mysterious 'Fireball' Was Spotted In Chile and Nobody Knows What It WasVICE - Becky FerreiraOn September 25, a fireball was photographed hurtling across the skies above Chiloé Island in Chile, and nobody knows what it was yet. The flaming object was posted to social media, and was initially to
Zachzilla23flipped into The TruthSpace Strange Fireballs Soared Across Chile's Skies. They Weren't Meteorites.Popular Mechanics - By Jennifer LemanLast week, residents of the island of Chiloe in southern Chile were startled to see several bright red objects streak across the sky. Once these flaming objects struck the ground, they allegedly sparked
Boyd Watersflipped into Out There is HereMeteorites Mysterious Chilean Fireballs Weren't Meteorites—So What Were They?Gizmodo - Ryan F. Mandelbaum Flashes lit up the sky over Chile last week, some even causing fires on the ground—but a new report has found that the origin of these fireballs is a …
ScienceAlertflipped into ScienceAlertSpace 'Fireballs' Reportedly Sparked Blazes Across Chile Last Week, But It Wasn't MeteoritesScienceAlert - Mike McRae According to local news reports in Chile, something was seen blazing a trail across the sky over the island of Chiloé last Wednesday. Naturally, with …
LS Brickerflipped into To Read Later While DrivingScience Flaming Objects Falling From Sky Were Not Meteorites, Experts Sayfuturism.com - Victor Tangermann Mysterious balls of fire rained down in seven locations on a Chilean island last week and astronomers have no idea what they are. Small flaming …
TPFflipped into 🔬 🧬 🕵️♂️ 🧪 SCIENCE: DISCOVERIES, INNOVATIONS, RESEARCH & BREAKTHROUGHS, UNIQUE IDEAS & MORE! DIG IN! IT’S BRAIN FOOD — SO... FEED YOUR MIND! 🧠The Future Mysterious fireball that crashed and burned wasn't a meteorCNET - by Eric Mack Something bright came in hot enough to spark several fires in Chile recently, and it looks like it wasn't natural.
The New Zealand Heraldflipped into New Zealand Herald BusinessBusiness (New Zealand) Rocket Lab's next big missionnzherald.co.nz - Grant Bradley Rocket Lab will carry satellites on its next mission for California-base Astro Digital. The mission will be the fifth for the year and scheduled to …
Science (India) ISRO Launches 'Eye in the Sky' Project, NETRAweather.com - TWC India Edit Team The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has commenced Project NETRA, which aims to safeguard the country's Low-Earth Orbit satellites from …
The Hindu Groupflipped into The HinduScience (India) ISRO initiates ‘Project NETRA’ to safeguard Indian space assets from debris and other harmthehindu.com - Madhumathi D.S. In the middle of its two-month Chandrayaan-2 campaign, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) last month quietly initiated ‘Project NETRA’ – …
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World News Blast from the past inspires idea to cool planetnzherald.co.nz - Sarah Knapton Around half-a-billion years ago, a 150km wide asteroid broke up between Jupiter and Mars, sending out a vast dust cloud that blocked sunlight and …
RFI Englishflipped into EconomyFrench Economy Why tracking space junk is big businessRFI - Amanda Morrow Tracking space junk whizzing around the Earth may be the next frontier for big business amid plans by a Canadian start-up to put a sophisticated …
MoviefoneMovies Five Times Movies Made Us Realize Being an Astronaut SucksMoviefone - Moviefone StaffWith 'Ad Astra' hitting theaters this weekend, all it took was staring into Brad Pitt's lost little boy eyes as he dodges space debris to get us thinking about how we had it all wrong. When adults asked
National GeographicSolar System Mission to EarthNational GeographicLearn about planet earth, including facts, why it's a special spot in the solar system, and more. Earth is a special spot in the solar system for so many reasons—its sprawling continents, its blue seas,
MIT Technology Reviewflipped into MIT Technology ReviewTechnology This company wants to deal with space junk by… sending up more space junkMIT Technology Review - Neel V. Patel Canadian company NorthStar wants to track space debris with a constellation of 40 satellites. It’s not the craziest idea. There are roughly 130 …
University of Colorado Boulder Future of space commerce focus of Boulder workshopdailycamera.com - By Charlie Brennan | brennanc@dailycamera.com | Boulder Daily Camera The future of space commerce was examined from a constellation of angles Thursday in a daylong workshop devoted to that topic at the U.S. Department …
Qu Tingflipped into Reading ListSpace Why we need a new global code of conduct for outer spaceweforum.org This article is part of the World Economic Forum's Geostrategy platform The 1967 Outer Space Treaty (OST) is the mainframe for space law. It …
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