The European Space Agency will ask its member states to fund a preparatory space-based solar power program at a major meeting later this year.
The Solaris program would explore the potential of space-based solar power (SBSP) generation to provide clean energy and contribute to decarbonization by working with European industry to assess technical feasibility, benefits, implementation options, commercial opportunities and risks of the ...
Who Needs the Government to Go to Venus? - The Washington Post
It won't be the last. Thanks to the emergence of private, low-cost rockets and satellites, space science is about to undergo a welcome revolution. No longer will scientists need to rely solely upon taxpayer and government largesse to explore the solar system.
Historically, science was a private endeavor pursued by those who had the leisure time, money and motivation to do it. Benjamin Franklin's groundbreaking work on electricity was a hobby; so, too, were the flying machines constructed in the Wright brothers' Ohio bicycle workshop.
Week Ahead: "Wandering the Milky Way" is a tour of the solar system
Daniel Champagne: 7-10 p.m. today, Heartwood Soundstage, 619 S. Main St. Tickets: $20 (258-8557) Champagne is an Australian guitarist who has built a worldwide audience through energetic performances and unique tapping- and finger-style playing.
Simply Simone: 8-9:45 p.m. today, Star Center, 11 NE 23rd Ave. Tickets: $22 adults, $18 seniors, $15 students. (ticketleap.com) Created by David Grapes and Robert Neblett, the play tells the story of Nina Simone, child prodigy, jazz superstar, civil rights activist and more.
Solar PV system could save this no-fees school up to R20 000 a year | Fin24
A new solar PV system installed at Cloetesville Primary School in Stellenbosch, Western Cape, could potentially save it R15 000 in electricity costs.
The solar PV system, which was handed over to the school on Friday, is funded by Stellenbosch University's social impact committee. Rhenish Primary School, also located in Stellenbosch, donated some of the solar panels.
Strong Solar Flare slams into Earth, Geomagnetic Storm unrest set to continue today, beautiful ...
In the latest episode of geomagnetic unrest, Earth has again faced the consequences of the solar storm. "The latest #solarstorm in the series hits Earth now! It is a fast-moving storm & sporadic #aurora is possible to mid-latitudes.
"Earth's magnetosphere is buzzing with activity. At least three CMEs have hit since Aug. 17th, none with great force, but together sufficient to spark multiple geomagnetic storms and substorms," the SpaceWeather report mentioned.
Five Jupiter mysteries revealed - including planet's upside-down underwater snow | The US Sun
JUPITER has been the subject of many astronomical studies – here's what we know about the biggest planet in our solar system.
Because of its size and composition, which consists of mainly hydrogen and helium, Jupiter is classified as a 'gas giant'.
Scientists are considering how the SpaceX Starship can accelerate space exploration | The Hill
As SpaceX continues ground tests of its Starship Superheavy rocket ship in preparation for its first orbital flight, the scientific community is starting to wake up to the possibilities that the company's spaceship presents for science-oriented space exploration.
When it's operational, if one can believe the claims of SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, the Starship will be able to put 100 tons of anything in low-Earth orbit. With refueling, that payload could go anywhere in the solar system. The cost will be $10 million per launch.
New Pics of Phobos From China's Tianwen-1 Orbiter - Universe Today
Two fundamental factors affect all astrophotography – timing and location. If a camera happens to be at the right place at the right time, it can capture images that have never been seen before.
The image itself is stunning, with clear definition of many features of the object, whose length isn’t much more than that of Manhattan.
Residential building permits | By the Numbers | billingsgazette.com
New accessory structure, Mccall Development, detached garage, 1870 St Paul Ln, Mccall Development - $23,232
New single family, South Pine Design, new sfr, 5217 Grass Mountain Rd, South Pine Design - $400,000
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