Turning space junk into rocket fuel
Monday, 23 November 2020 09:06
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While SpaceX is working hard to make reusable rockets a new reality, the launches still leave behind massive amounts of debris in orbit, posing a potential hazard to communication satellites and spacecraft, as the thousands of fragments move at speeds of up to 14 kilometers per second.
Australian aerospace company Neumann Space has developed a new technology that would enable the processin Maritime Launch Services announces Nanoracks as payload provider; Unveils Spaceport Nova Scotia design
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Maritime Launch Services, one of Canada's leading aerospace firms and the owner of the country's first commercial spaceport, announced that Nanoracks, a Voyager Space company and the leading commercial payload provider to the International Space Station (ISS), will serve as the company's first client when Spaceport Nova Scotia's operations go live in 2023. For this first mission, Nanoracks will ESA's Kiruna celebrates 30 years of space excellence
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September 2020 - ESA's Kiruna ground station in northern Sweden celebrates 30 years of space excellence. Near the top of the world, at a latitude of almost 68° north and sited 38 kilometres east of Kiruna town, the Kiruna ground station has been operational for 30 years. Ideally positioned to support polar-orbiting missions, the station is a crucial gateway for much of the data enabling us to study our planet's oceans, water and atmosphere, forecast weather and understand the rapid advance of climate change. With its two sophisticated antennas, it also supports some of ESA’s scientific missions
P120C motor configured for Ariane 6 is test fired
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The second qualification model of the P120C solid rocket motor, configured for Ariane 6, completed its hot firing on 7 October 2020 at Europe's Spaceport in French Guiana. Orion Window Panel Complete for Front-Row View on Artemis Moon Mission
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As NASA's Orion spacecraft approaches the Moon on the Artemis III mission to put the first woman and next man on the lunar surface, the crew will get a glimpse through the spacecraft's windows.
The first element machined for the Artemis III Orion crew module - a cone panel with openings for windows which will provide that spectacular view - was designed by Orion's lead contractor, Lockheed The Eutelsat Quantum satellite in the radio-frequency test facility
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The Eutelsat Quantum satellite in the radio-frequency test facility First Eurostar Neo satellite's service module
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First Eurostar Neo satellite's service module A sample is transferred for COVID-19 testing inside the mobile bio-lab in Piedmont
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A sample is transferred for COVID-19 testing inside the mobile bio-lab in Piedmont The ESAIL maritime satellite
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The ESAIL maritime satellite Huge satellite shipping container arrives in Cannes
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Huge satellite shipping container arrives in Cannes Meteosat Third Generation
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ESA Orion blog with icon
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Updates on Artemis and the European Service Module for Orion
Where missions come alive
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Step inside ESA's Main Control Room at the Operations Centre in Darmstadt, Germany
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Sentinel-2 website
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Sentinel-1 mission site with icon
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