How many satellites are orbiting the Earth in 2021? – Geospatial World
Over the years there has been significant rise in the number of satellites being sent into the Space, in order to gather accurate and relevant data useful to perform a range of missions such as scientific research, weather predictions, military support, Positioning, Navigation, Timing (PNT), Earth imaging, climate and environment monitoring, and communications.
While the Covid pandemic brought many industries to a screeching halt, the satellite industry on the other hand, has hardly had any struggle to thrive.
ESA's Next-Generation Satellite Is Getting Closer to Its Polar-Orbiting Mission - autoevolution
New footage shows a UFO orbiting a U.S. Navy ship - Florida News Times
They are cominggg … at least, a newly released clip showing UFOs orbiting warships off California seems to suggest.
Radar footage released by the filmmaker Jeremy Corbel Shows that multiple objects have popped out around the Navy’s USS Omaha since the July 2019 incident. The ship was about 125 miles from the San Diego coast when the footage was recorded.
Study Sheds New Light on Invisible Charged Particles Orbiting the Earth
Very small charged protons and electrons, which can impair satellites and modify the ozone, have disclosed some of their enigmas to scientists from the University of Otago .
In a research work, published in the Geophysical Research Letters journal, the researchers looked at charged particles that interact with a form of radio wave known as “EMIC”—a wave produced in Earth’s radiation belts, which are imperceptible rings of charged particles revolving the Earth.
Who's an astronaut as private spaceflight picks up speed? - ABC13 Houston
China successfully launches cargo resupply spacecraft | Space News | Al Jazeera
All four earlier attempts to land the rocket, designed for travel to the moon and Mars, ended in spectacular crashes.
Chinese watch in wonder as country begins building own space station and gears up to land a rover on Mars.
Solar-powered rover, named Zhurong, will now survey the landing site before departing platform to conduct inspections.
Chinese rocket's uncontrolled landing near the Maldives highlights the need to mitigate a larger space debris issue.
NASA Releases Stunning New Pic of Milky Way’s ‘Downtown’ – NBC 5
It's a composite of 370 observations over the past two decades by the orbiting Chandra X-ray Observatory, depicting billions of stars and countless black holes in the center, or heart, of the Milky Way. A radio telescope in South Africa also contributed to the image, for contrast.
Astronomer Daniel Wang of the University of Massachusetts Amherst said Friday he spent a year working on this while stuck at home during the pandemic.
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Istanbul 'glows' bright at night in NASA's new orbital photo | Daily Sabah
The United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has been exchanging niceties with Turkey for a while now, and most recently the American institution shared an orbital photograph of Istanbul taken from the International Space Station (ISS) on its social media account with the caption, "Hey Istanbul. You're glowing."
The photograph, captured May 10 from the ISS while it was orbiting 423 kilometers (263 miles) above the Black Sea, attracted great attention from both Turkish and foreign users. The picture provided an amazing opportunity to see the night lights of one of Turkey's most famous cities, split by the Bosporus and the Golden Horn.
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