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'Democratizing space' is more than just adding new players
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How NASA saved a camera from 370 million miles away
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NASA tests scalable satellite tech to launch sensors more quickly
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Maxar secures $205 million in multi-year deals to boost space capabilities across MEA
Maxar Intelligence has announced three new long-term contracts valued at $204.7 million to enhance sovereign defense, intelligence, and space leadership initiatives across the Middle East and Africa (MEA). The agreements extend Maxar's legacy in the region, leveraging its Direct Access Program (DAP) to deliver cutting-edge geospatial capabilities.
The DAP contracts will provide MEA partner Pope calls Buzz Aldrin to mark 1969 moon landing
Pope Leo XIV on Sunday called astronaut Buzz Aldrin and visited the Vatican's astronomical observatory in Castel Gandolfo to mark the 56th anniversary of man's first moon landing.
"This evening, 56 years after the Apollo 11 moon landing, I spoke with the astronaut Buzz Aldrin," the American pope wrote on X.
"Together we shared the memory of a historic feat, a testimony to human ingenuity The Future of AI in Space: Upcoming Missions and Breakthroughs
What happens when artificial intelligence leaves Earth? AI now guides spacecraft, steers satellites, and helps scientists study planets billions of kilometers away. Space agencies and private companies already rely on AI to plan missions, analyze data, and make fast decisions without human help. The future of AI in space expands the way we explore and opens access to places we couldn't reach bef ExoMars parachutes ready for martian deployment
The most complex parachute system to ever deploy on Mars has successfully slowed down an ExoMars mock-up landing platform for a safe touchdown on Earth.
Another milestone for the future of European weather observation
The Meteosat Third Generation sounder satellite, hosting the Copernicus Sentinel-4 mission, has reached its orbit and has been placed under the control of Eumetsat. It is now ready to start commissioning before beginning operations to monitor Earth’s atmosphere from a distance of 36 000 km.
Humanoid robot says not aiming to 'replace human artists'
When successful artist Ai-Da unveiled a new portrait of King Charles this week, the humanoid robot described what inspired the layered and complex piece, and insisted it had no plans to "replace" humans.
The ultra-realistic robot, one of the most advanced in the world, is designed to resemble a human woman with an expressive, life-like face, large hazel eyes and brown hair cut in a bob. Astronomers observe birth of a solar system for first time
Astronomers said Wednesday they had observed the moment when planets start forming around a distant star for the first time, revealing a process that sheds light on the birth of our own solar system.
The new planetary system is forming around the baby star HOPS-315 - which resembles our own Sun in its youth - 1,300 light years from Earth in the Orion Nebula.
Young stars are surrounded