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SpaceX’s Launch Cadence Sparks Debate Over Orbital Debris Mitigation
As SpaceX increases Falcon 9 launches, concerns grow over the long-term sustainability of low Earth orbit and the…
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ESA’s Juice Spacecraft to Fly Past Earth for Third Gravity Assist
KOUROU, French Guiana — The European Space Agency’s Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer, known as Juice, is preparing to…
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James Webb Space Telescope Launched From Guiana Space Centre In 2021
GUIANA SPACE CENTRE, August 3 — The sheer ambition of space exploration often hinges on the reliability of…
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NASA, ESA, CSA Collaborate on James Webb Space Telescope
PARIS, Aug. 3 — The shift is subtle but unmistakable: the era of the single-agency space triumph is…
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Radiometric Calibration Transforms Raw Sensor Data into Usable Images
LONDON, July 19 — A 2010 paper titled “Radiometric Calibration for AgCam,” published in the journal Remote Sensing…
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Space Mirrors and Satellites Could Reduce Orbital Junk Risks
LONDON, July 16 — The space around our planet is getting crowded, and not in a good way.…
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NASA, ESA, U.S. Space Command, FCC Lead Space Debris Fight
VANDENBERG SPACE FORCE BASE, Calif., July 14 — The hum of computers inside the 18th Space Control Squadron…
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ESA Reports Over 1,000 Tracked Objects Now In Geostationary Orbit
MOSCOW, July 14 — The accumulation of space debris in geostationary orbit has become a matter of increasing…
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U.S., EU, and Academics Lead Space Debris Monitoring
COLORADO SPRINGS, July 14 — The business of keeping track of what is orbiting overhead has become a…
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Unknown debris cloud threatens vital satellites in geosynchronous orbit
WASHINGTON, July 14 — A previously unknown swarm of more than 100 pieces of space debris has been…
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Space Debris Cleanup Risks Atmospheric Pollution Trade-Off
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 8 — The very satellites designed to connect humanity are leaving a quiet, growing trail…
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Starlink to Light Pollution: A History of Satellite Concerns
WASHINGTON, July 6 — When the first Starlink satellites shot into orbit back in May 2019, few people…
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Ultra-Black Coating Reflects 2% of Light, Slashes Satellite Pollution
ROME, July 6 — For families who have taken children to see the Milky Way, only to find…
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JUICE Spacecraft Captures Rare Image of Interstellar Comet Unexpectedly
The European Space Agency’s JUICE spacecraft, launched in 2023 with a primary mission to study Jupiter’s icy moons,…
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JUICE spacecraft captures rare images of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS
The European Space Agency’s JUICE spacecraft has delivered more than 120 images of an interstellar comet, despite being…
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ESA’s JUICE Spacecraft Captures Rare Interstellar Comet Passing Earth
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Saturn’s Extreme Winds Extend Thousands of Kilometers Into the Planet
New analysis of data from the Cassini-Huygens mission has fundamentally altered the scientific understanding of Saturn’s atmosphere. Researchers…
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Cassini Detects New Organic Compounds in Enceladus Plumes
Heading Like “Discovery of Organics on Enceladus”. Then Paragraphs. Let’s Count Approximate Words. We’ll Write and Then Count.…
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Small Asteroid Set to Enter Earth’s Atmosphere Over Philippines Island
A celestial event is anticipated later today when a small asteroid, measuring roughly 1.5 meters across, is predicted…
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Blue Fireball Over Spain and Portugal Stuns Skywatchers
A brilliant blue fireball that briefly turned night into day over Spain and Portugal on Sunday was not…
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Russia Warns Sanctions May End ISS Cooperation
Moscow, 3 Apr 2022 , Roscosmos director Dmitry Rogozin warned on Saturday that the International Space Station’s future…
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