
Copernical Team
GHGSat doubles capacity to monitor methane emissions with three new ABB-built optical sensors

OneWeb, Astroscale, ESA and UK partner to launch space junk servicer ELSA-M

Oceans and climate

Earth’s oceans are huge heat stores, soaking up 93% of the excess heat from human activity over the past 70 years. Ocean currents redistribute heat around the planet, from the Equator to the poles. Where this ocean heat goes influences weather patterns and regional climate. As well as absorbing heat, oceans are a natural carbon sink, absorbing a quarter of carbon dioxide emissions from human activity. This has led to the acidification of ocean water, threating marine life.
The amount of heat and carbon dioxide absorbed depends on a number of ocean variables, all of which can
Sustainable connectivity in space

The world’s first mission to remove several small telecommunications satellites from orbit once they reach the end of their operational service is about to start building and testing its prototype spacecraft.
Why haven't we discovered co-orbital exoplanets? Could tides offer a possible answer?

Blast a Knob: Sols 3485-3486

Debris from Chinese rocket reenters atmosphere, mostly burning up

Terran Orbital deploys 6 satellites from SpaceX Transporter-5 mission for multiple customers

Sidus Space selects L3Harris Mission Critical Operations Center Software for LizzieSat constellation

Satellogic launches 4 Satellites on SpaceX Transporter-5 Mission
