Unveiling charging and particle behavior of Chang'e-5 Lunar samples in electric field
Tuesday, 01 October 2024 17:45
A significant study published in 'Engineering' has revealed new insights into the behavior of lunar regolith particles when exposed to an external electric field. This discovery has potential implications for space exploration and the utilization of lunar resources. Conducted by a team of scientists from the Qian Xuesen Laboratory of Space Technology, Tsinghua University, and other collaborating Key gravitational structures unveiled in new cosmic research
Tuesday, 01 October 2024 17:45
A group of international scientists has made significant strides in understanding the large-scale structure of the Universe by identifying critical gravitational regions, termed "basins of attraction." This research was spearheaded by Dr. Valade as part of his doctoral studies, under the guidance of Prof. Yehuda Hoffman from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Prof. Noam Libeskind from AIP Po Cosmic neighborhood may be vastly larger than previously thought
Tuesday, 01 October 2024 17:45
Astronomers at the University of Hawaii Institute for Astronomy, in collaboration with international researchers, have unveiled findings that suggest our cosmic neighborhood may be significantly larger than previously understood. The Cosmicflows team has been examining the movements of 56,000 galaxies, uncovering a possible expansion in the scale of our galactic basin of attraction.
A deca China insists nuclear stance defensive after 'routine' ICBM launch
Tuesday, 01 October 2024 17:45
China said on Thursday that its launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) into the Pacific Ocean was "legitimate and routine", insisting that its nuclear stance remained defensive after the rare test prompted an outcry from countries in the region.
Beijing announced the trial on Wednesday - its first such test in four decades - saying that the missile was carrying a dummy warh Using satellite data to expand understanding of river flow dynamics
Tuesday, 01 October 2024 17:45
Since 1953, an equation known as at-a-station hydraulic geometry (AHG) has been used to explain the relationship between river width, depth, velocity, and river discharge - the volume of water flowing through a river channel. AHG plays a key role in hydraulic engineering, flood prediction, and navigation. However, traditional methods for studying AHG through field research offer limited sample s EchoStar plots direct-to-device satellite push after shedding Dish and debt
Tuesday, 01 October 2024 17:35
U.S. faces stiff competition from China in satellite remote sensing
Tuesday, 01 October 2024 17:10
FAA confirms SpaceX Falcon 9 is grounded because of Crew-9 launch issue
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Dust sparked biggest phytoplankton bloom in decades
Tuesday, 01 October 2024 11:40
New research reveals that dust carried by the wind from southern Africa towards Madagascar triggered the largest phytoplankton bloom in two decades – and, unusually, this occurred at a time of year when such blooms are rarely seen.
Ground Game: Raytheon’s Mission Operations Centers Improve Forecasting for Civilian Space Missions
Tuesday, 01 October 2024 11:24
Unveiling the hidden snow dunes shaping Antarctica's frozen landscape
Tuesday, 01 October 2024 06:00
Sand dunes are a familiar sight along beaches and in deserts. While we know how regular sand dunes are formed, much less is known about dunes made of snow. In a new study, scientists have analysed the vast snow dunes across Antarctica – reshaping our understanding of the continent's surface dynamics.
This research sheds light on the unexplored world of Antarctic snow dunes, offering a fresh perspective on the complex interactions between wind, snow and climate in one of Earth's harshest environments.