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Handing over European Service Module for Artemis II

Handing over European Service Module for Artemis II

[ad_1] Science & Exploration 15/06/2023 434 views 21 likes Moving European Service Module-2 for Artemis II In the presence of one of the four Artemis astronauts that will rely on the European Service Module-2 for water, air, electricity, propulsion and temperature...

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A Day on Earth Used to Only Be 19 Hours

A Day on Earth Used to Only Be 19 Hours

[ad_1] On Earth, a single solar day lasts 24 hours. That is the time it takes for the Sun to return to the same place in the sky as the day before. The Moon, Earth’s only natural satellite, takes about 27 days to complete a single circuit around our planet and orbits...

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ESA – Forecasting fires with SMOS

ESA – Forecasting fires with SMOS

[ad_1] Applications 14/06/2023 538 views 34 likes As the current wildfires in Canada show, climate change is increasing the risk and extent of wildfires across the globe. ESA, along with the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts have taken a new approach...

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See supernovae blast remnants with your own eyes

See supernovae blast remnants with your own eyes

[ad_1] The Vela Supernova Remnant is a mere 800 light-years away. Here, its wispy tendrils appear alongside emission nebulae Gum 17 (upper left) and Gum 18 (left of center). (Credit: Alan Dyer) For as long as humans have been peering upward into the speckled black of...

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Nanosats launched that use light to talk

Nanosats launched that use light to talk

[ad_1] Applications 13/06/2023 541 views 33 likes A second pair of satellites that use light to communicate with each other has been launched. The satellites were developed under an ESA Partnership Project with satellite manufacturer and operator Spire Global based in...

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