
Copernical Team
Juice electromagnetic fields and antennas aligned for Jupiter science

Flying instruments to Jupiter represents a once-in-a-generation opportunity for Europe’s space scientists. But that translated to a challenge for the Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer, Juice, mission: could all the varied instruments aboard, plus antennas and onboard systems, even end up working together properly without interference? Would in-situ instruments really be measuring the space around Jupiter, or just the influence of their host spacecraft?
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NRO awards contract extension to Kleos

Purdue offering new online Hypersonics Graduate Certificate

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Viasat real-time Earth antennas integrated on Microsoft Azure Orbital

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Curiosity software upgrade complete: Sol 3796

Rocket Lab moves CubeSat from Virginia to New Zealand
