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Characterizing the All-Sky Brightness of Satellite Mega-Constellations and the Impact on Astronomy Research

TheWorldsNewsDecember 20, 2021

by TheWorldsNewsDecember 20, 20210

Measuring photometric brightness is a common tool for characterizaing satellites. However, characterizing satellite mega-constellations and their impact on astronomy research requires a new approach and...

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Six new astronauts venture into space on the New Shepard NS-19 flight

TheWorldsNewsDecember 20, 2021

by TheWorldsNewsDecember 20, 20210

It was yet again a picture perfect day in West Texas as the Blue Origin New Shepard NS-19 flight launched six new astronauts to space....

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A Tale of Collapsed Terrain On Mars

TheWorldsNewsDecember 20, 2021

by TheWorldsNewsDecember 20, 20210

North of Ganges Chasma lies Orson Welles Crater, whose floor contains broken up blocks we call chaotic terrain and which is the source for the...

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Ariane 5 Sets A New Record On Its Latest Launch

TheWorldsNewsDecember 20, 2021

by TheWorldsNewsDecember 20, 20210

Arianespace announced liftoff at 03:10 BST (04:10 CEST, 23:10 local time on 23 October) from Europe’s Spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana, for a mission lasting...

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Is SpaceX at risk in 2022? Could they have 50 plus launches?

TheWorldsNewsDecember 20, 2021

by TheWorldsNewsDecember 20, 20210

SpaceX is looking to have a busy 2022. Between the Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy launches peppered throughout the year and Starship, Elon Musk’s space...

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Reflection Nebula IC 2631

TheWorldsNewsDecember 20, 2021

by TheWorldsNewsDecember 20, 20210

This Hubble Space Telescope image captures a portion of the reflection nebula IC 2631, which contains a protostar, the hot, dense core of a forming...

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A Nanoracks Module Floats Inside The Space Station’s Cupola

TheWorldsNewsDecember 20, 2021

by TheWorldsNewsDecember 20, 20210

A Nanoracks module, a cube-shaped commercial research device, is pictured free-floating inside the cupola, the International Space Station’s “window to the world.”...

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MDA announces that SARnext will now be known as the CHORUS constellation

TheWorldsNewsDecember 20, 2021

by TheWorldsNewsDecember 20, 20210

Goodbye SARNext, we hardly knew you, hello CHORUS. MDA’s next-generation satellite SARnext is now growing into a multi-sensor Earth observation constellation known as CHORUS. This...

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Heaven Lake Atop The Active Volcano Paektu Mountain

TheWorldsNewsDecember 20, 2021

by TheWorldsNewsDecember 20, 20210

Heaven Lake rests in the crater of the active volcano Paektu Mountain that lies on the China-North Korea border....

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Supporting Life Beyond Earth Could Be Possible — Thanks To Graphene Innovation

TheWorldsNewsDecember 20, 2021

by TheWorldsNewsDecember 20, 20210

Advanced manufacturing experts from Manchester have revealed what human life in space could look like – with a graphene-enhanced space habitat developed to meet anticipated...

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Characterizing the All-Sky Brightness of Satellite Mega-Constellations and the Impact on Astronomy Research

Six new astronauts venture into space on the New Shepard NS-19 flight

A Tale of Collapsed Terrain On Mars

Ariane 5 Sets A New Record On Its Latest Launch

Is SpaceX at risk in 2022? Could they have 50 plus launches?

Reflection Nebula IC 2631

A Nanoracks Module Floats Inside The Space Station’s Cupola

MDA announces that SARnext will now be known as the CHORUS constellation

Heaven Lake Atop The Active Volcano Paektu Mountain

Supporting Life Beyond Earth Could Be Possible — Thanks To Graphene Innovation

Reaction Dynamics wins million-dollar investment on “Meet the Drapers”

Flight heritage – What it is? And what it’s not

Telesat adds another Government Solutions executive in Ronald Thompson

Wyvern partners with Australia’s Geopera for data distribution

Canadian satellite launches could set record in 2025

Spotlight On Climate And Tthe New Space Economy...

Ariane 5 Sets A New Record On Its...

Using the Moon to Address Earth’s Digital Inequality

NASA Completes Upper Part Of The Artemis II...

Small Spacecraft Hitching A Ride With LandSat 9

Reaction Dynamics wins million-dollar investment on “Meet the Drapers”

Telesat adds another Government Solutions executive in Ronald Thompson

Wyvern partners with Australia’s Geopera for data distribution

CSA opens Earth observation phase A for TICFIRE

Intuitive Machines IM-2 lands on the Moon but is “somewhat on its side” (Updated)

Blue Ghost Mission 1 successful soft lunar landing

‘Digital Archaeology’ from Carleton University Reveals Astronaut Habits on ISS

Canadian Space Agency Extends MDA Space ISS Robotic Operations Support Contract

Starliner-1 Astronaut Kutryk Highlights “Sense of Pride” for Canada With Next Missions

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