GCU President Brian Mueller visits with the STELLAR team after signing the container housing its microbial fuel cell, which will be launched to the International Space Station on April 15.
It boggles sophomore Erik Yost 's mind that just 11 months after the group officially formed at Grand Canyon University , it is on the verge of sending its first project into space.
SpeQtral announces SpeQtral-1 quantum satellite mission for ultra-secure communications
SpeQtral, an emerging leader in quantum-secure communication systems, announces today at the Global Space and Technology Convention, the official kickoff of its forthcoming Quantum Key Distribution ("QKD") satellite mission in space, SpeQtral-1.
The SpeQtral-1 satellite is expected to be launched in 2024, and is primed to be one of the first few QKD satellite missions to be launched by a commercial entity.
International Astronautical Federation To Receive Space Foundation 2022 Space Achievement Award
The award will be presented April 4, 2022, during Space Foundation's 37th Space Symposium opening ceremonies to be held at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs.
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Singapore researchers to launch new 'sustainable' microsatellite to explore space - CNA
A group of NTU satellite researchers developing new satellite technologies in the lab. (Photo: Nanyang Technological University)
SINGAPORE: Singapore is set to explore new frontiers in space by launching a microsatellite the size of a mini fridge.
Led by the Nanyang Technological University's (NTU) Satellite Research Centre, the "pioneering project" will see a 100kg remote sensing microsatellite launched into space.
Antarctica as testing site ahead of mission to icy moons
In addition to laying the groundwork for future space science missions, this exciting and novel experiment will also help to understand the floating ice shelf upon which the BAS Halley VI Research Station is located.
Similar SP sensors are currently recording data on Mars as part of the NASA InSight mission and a further set will be sent to the Moon as part of the NASA Farside Seismic Suite in 2024.
A report detailed the China-U.S. tech gap. Then it disappeared.
As productivity tools get more plentiful, using the right ones can make or break your company's retention plan.
Lizzy Lawrence ( @LizzyLaw_ ) is a reporter at Protocol, covering tools and productivity in the workplace. She's a recent graduate of the University of Michigan, where she studied sociology and international studies.
New space-based weather instruments start gathering data
COWVR and TEMPEST launched on Dec. 21, 2021, with SpaceX's 24th commercial resupply mission for NASA. Both instruments are microwave radiometers, measuring variations in natural microwave emissions from Earth. Part of the U.S.
This new map from COWVR shows microwave emissions from Earth at 34 gigahertz through all latitudes visible to the space station (52 degrees north to 52 degrees south).
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