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Vinci motor for Ariane 6 to be assembled at DLR test centre
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Sentinel-1D encapsulated inside Ariane 6 fairing Japan successfully launches new cargo spacecraft to deliver supplies to International Space Station
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Revealing critical interactions between plasma turbulence scales improves fusion confinement
Scientists have achieved a significant breakthrough in understanding fusion plasma confinement by identifying a new physical mechanism connecting turbulence at various scales. A research team led by Professor Tokihiko Tokuzawa and Project Professor Katsumi Ida at the National Institute for Fusion Science, with colleagues from the Graduate University for Advanced Studies and Kyoto University, dev Enhanced monitoring partnership brings real-time flood insights to Slovakia
ICEYE, a global leader in synthetic aperture radar satellite data, and EMIS, a Slovakia-based geospatial systems provider, have announced a collaboration to deliver rapid flood intelligence to Slovak authorities. ICEYE's satellite-driven flood monitoring will be integrated into EMIS's central geospatial hub, giving ministries and local governments access to near real-time hazard data within thei Europe's new Sentinel-4 mission delivers first look at hourly air pollution maps
Europe has taken a major step toward real-time air quality monitoring with the release of the first images from the Copernicus Sentinel-4 mission. Operating aboard EUMETSAT's Meteosat Third Generation Sounder 1 (MTG-S1) satellite, Sentinel-4 has begun transmitting hourly observations of air pollutants across Europe - marking a milestone in the continent's environmental monitoring capabilities. ABB wins Canadian climate satellite instrument contract
ABB has secured a contract with the Canadian Space Agency for Phase A conceptual development of the Thin Ice Clouds and Far InfraRed Emissions (TICFIRE) instrument. TICFIRE, which is part of the High-altitude Aerosols Water Vapour and Clouds (HAWC) satellite mission, is designed to enhance global climate monitoring and environmental science.
The HAWC mission aims to improve predictions for Planetary modeling reveals Jupiter's rapid early growth shaped Earth's formation zone
Researchers from Rice University have demonstrated that Jupiter's initial expansion played a pivotal role in organizing the developing solar system. Using advanced hydrodynamic and dust-evolution simulations, planetary scientists Andre Izidoro and Baibhav Srivastava determined that Jupiter's immense gravitational force disturbed the disk of gas and dust encircling the sun. This disturbance halte China set to launch Shenzhou XXI crewed mission
Preparations are underway at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center for the launch of the Shenzhou XXI crewed spaceship, which will take place soon according to the China Manned Space Agency.
The spacecraft, mated with a Long March 2F carrier rocket, has already been transferred to the launch area. All infrastructure and equipment at the site have been verified to be in optimal condition, and 