
Copernical Team
Reentry of International Space Station (ISS) batteries into Earth’s atmosphere

New radar mission for Europe

The upcoming Copernicus Radar Observation System for Europe in L-band (ROSE-L) will provide continuous day-and-night all-weather monitoring of Earth’s land, oceans and ice, and offer frequent observations of Earth’s surface at a high spatial resolution.
ROSE-L will carry an active phased array synthetic aperture radar instrument. The radar antenna will be the largest deployable planar antenna ever built measuring an impressive 40 sq m.
ROSE-L will deliver many benefits including essential information on forests and land cover, leading to improved monitoring of the terrestrial carbon cycle and carbon accounting.
The mission will also greatly extend our ability to monitor minute
Icy first light of shoebox-sized PRETTY CubeSat

A shoebox-sized satellite looking far to the horizon picked up a strong signal reflection from hundreds of kilometres below it, beside a lonely polar island in the Canadian Arctic. ESA’s PRETTY CubeSat mission team could not be quite certain of what its instrument first light was showing until cross-checking it against a Sentinel-1 radar map of the same location, to find a precise correlation with a stretch of offshore sea ice.
UMaine researchers use GPS-tracked icebergs in novel study to improve climate models

GITAI tests robotic construction of lunar comms tower in desert simulation exercise

Teledyne e2v HiRel Unveils New S-Band Ultra-Low Noise Amplifier for Space Missions

Full Disclousre: Enhanced Radiation Warnings for Space Tourists

NASA tests limits of updated engines for future Artemis missions

First Arab woman to graduate NASA training shoots for the Moon

Firefly Aerospace Elevates STEM Education with DREAM Payload Launches
