News - Page 29

The FCC Battle Royale: SpaceX vs. Globalstar and the Future of Satellite Communications

The battle for radio spectrum between SpaceX and Globalstar is a significant factor in the future of global communications. SpaceX urges the FCC to reconsider the allocation of the 1.6 GHz and 2.4 GHz frequency bands, currently used by Globalstar. Globalstar is

10 March 2025

News·Starlink Satellites·Stars

SpaceX’s Spectacular Show: A Night of Dazzling Launches from Cape Canaveral

SpaceX plans another Falcon 9 launch on Sunday night from Cape Canaveral, igniting excitement among engineers and enthusiasts. The Starlink 12-20 mission will deploy satellites to enhance global internet connectivity, continuing SpaceX’s ambitious space endeavors. This launch marks the 20th of the

1 March 2025

Interplanetary Missions·News·Planets

The Planetary Revolution! A New Age of Space Exploration

AI technologies are pivotal in planetary exploration, aiding navigation and data processing on alien terrains. 3D printing on Mars could facilitate the construction of habitats using local resources, reducing dependency on Earth. Quantum communication offers real-time data transfer in space, overcoming delays

1 March 2025

News·Planets·Stars

Watch: Astronaut’s Mind-Blowing Water Droplet Experiment Redefines Space Cool

NASA astronaut Don Pettit’s experiment on the International Space Station mesmerized viewers by showcasing droplets dancing around a charged needle in zero gravity, highlighting the beauty of physics in space. The experiment provided valuable insights into the behavior of charged particles, which

1 March 2025

Blue Ghost Lander·News·Stars

Nail-Biting Moon Landing: Firefly Aerospace’s Bold Lunar Endeavor

Firefly Aerospace is attempting its first moon landing with the Blue Ghost lander. The mission involves precise engineering and innovation to successfully land on the Moon’s Sea of Crises. NASA is streaming live coverage, offering viewers insight into the landing’s intricate process.

1 March 2025

Asteroid 2024 YR4·News

This Asteroid Could Be Hollywood’s Next Disaster Film: Are We Prepared?

An asteroid named 2024 YR4 has a 2.3% chance of impacting Earth, raising global concern. NASA’s DART mission successfully demonstrated altering an asteroid’s path as a defense strategy. Future projects like NEO Surveyor and ESA’s HERA mission aim to bolster planetary defense

1 March 2025

Chinese Space Station·News·Stars

Pakistan Reaches for the Stars: Historic Space Mission with China

Pakistan forms a historic partnership with China’s CMSA, allowing Pakistani astronauts to partake in missions to the Chinese Space Station, Tiangong. Two Pakistani astronauts will train at the Astronaut Center of China to become key contributors to space research and exploration. Scheduled

1 March 2025

News·Stars·Telescopes

A Cosmic Symphony: SPHEREx Set to Unveil the Universe’s Hidden Melodies

NASA’s SPHEREx Telescope is poised to revolutionize cosmic exploration by launching with a $488 million budget from Vandenberg Space Force Base. SPHEREx will utilize over 100 infrared colors to explore the universe’s vastness, offering insights into cosmic evolution unlike traditional telescopes. The

1 March 2025

Exoplanets·Galaxies·News·Planets·Stars·Telescopes

February 2025 Astronomy Tech Breakthrough! Look What Scientists Just Discovered

The Quantum Telescope Array (QTA) is transforming astronomy with its quantum computing-based algorithms for rapid data processing. Qubits allow the QTA to analyze astronomical data swiftly, enabling real-time observation of cosmic events like supernovae and black hole mergers. The QTA recently captured

1 March 2025

News

Breathtaking School Project Takes Postcards on an Interstellar Adventure

Immaculate Heart of Mary School engaged students with space exploration through Blue Origin’s Club for the Future program. Students sent postcards on Blue Origin’s New Shepard rocket, sparking creativity and curiosity about space. The three-year return of the postcards taught patience and

1 March 2025

Astrobiology·Galaxies·News·Planets·Stars·Telescopes

The Cosmic Puzzle: How Understanding Exoplanet Atmospheres Could Unlock Planetary Secrets

A groundbreaking collaboration among Michigan State University, Arizona State University, and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory aims to decode planet formation mysteries. The KRONOS initiative leverages the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) and supercomputing to study the atmospheres of young exoplanets. Researchers examine

1 March 2025

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News - Page 29

The FCC Battle Royale: SpaceX vs. Globalstar and the Future of Satellite Communications

SpaceX’s Spectacular Show: A Night of Dazzling Launches from Cape Canaveral

The Planetary Revolution! A New Age of Space Exploration

Watch: Astronaut’s Mind-Blowing Water Droplet Experiment Redefines Space Cool

Nail-Biting Moon Landing: Firefly Aerospace’s Bold Lunar Endeavor

This Asteroid Could Be Hollywood’s Next Disaster Film: Are We Prepared?

Pakistan Reaches for the Stars: Historic Space Mission with China

A Cosmic Symphony: SPHEREx Set to Unveil the Universe’s Hidden Melodies

February 2025 Astronomy Tech Breakthrough! Look What Scientists Just Discovered

Breathtaking School Project Takes Postcards on an Interstellar Adventure

The Cosmic Puzzle: How Understanding Exoplanet Atmospheres Could Unlock Planetary Secrets

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