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- NASA's launched a new satellite to survey Earth's water Wed, 29 Mar 23, 6:30amAmong all the planets of our solar system, Earth turned out to be the lucky one, as water covers approximately 71% of its surface. Water is a key ingredient for life on Earth. It also influences the weather and climate dynamics...
- NASA and Planet expand imagery partnership to all NASA-funded Earth science research Fri, 17 Apr 20, 1:09amNASA and Planet have deemed their pilot partnership a success, and the result is that NASA will extend its contract with Planet to provide the company’s satellite imagery of Earth to all research programs funded by...
- China plans to launch the world's first 'artificial moon' Tue, 30 Oct 18, 3:30amA private aerospace institute in China has announced its ambitious plan to launch an "artificial moon" into stationary orbit above the city of Chengdu...
- Bill Gates-backed startup will give you real-time video of nearly anywhere on Earth Sat, 28 Apr 18, 12:42amStart-up EarthNow is aiming to bring us real-time video taken from space of any point on our planet. Backed by such high-profile supporters as Bill Gates and Airbus, EarthNow promises to boldly go where no one has gone before...
- New satellite paves the way for full-color, full-motion video from space Tue, 16 Jan 18, 6:25amBritish company Earth-i just launched a new prototype satellite that paves the way for the "world's first full-color, full-motion video satellite constellation." CARBONITE-2 is a test version of the the Vivid-i commercial...
- The world's first space nation is now officially in orbit Fri, 17 Nov 17, 12:52amSpace is now officially home to the known universe's first "space nation". Asgardia launched its very first satellite, Asgardia-1, into orbit on November 12, 2017. Only about the size of a soccer ball, the satellite traveled...
- The world's first space nation officially in orbit with new satellite Fri, 17 Nov 17, 12:52amSpace is now officially home to the known universe's first "space nation". Asgardia launched its very first satellite, Asgardia-1, into orbit on November 12, 2017. Only about the size of a soccer ball, the satellite traveled...
- Critical climate record satellite program at risk after Congress slashes funding Tue, 7 Nov 17, 3:36amScientists all over Earth depend on sea ice data from United States military satellites. But one of those satellites recently broke down - and only three aging ones remain. Even worse, the United States Congress said a new...
- Elon Musk wants to build a rocket that can fly you from New York to Shanghai in 30 minutes Sat, 30 Sep 17, 4:18amImagine being able to travel from New York to Shanghai in just 30 minutes. If Elon Musk succeeds with his newest plan, a trip of this kind will soon be possible. During Musk's Space Exploration Technologies Corp., the entrepreneur...
- ESA unveils magnetic space tug to corral broken satellites drifting in space Thu, 29 Jun 17, 12:08amJapan's experiment to clean up space junk earlier this year may have ended in failure, but the world's space agencies haven't given up on the problem yet...
- ESA unveils magnetic space tug to corall broken satellites drifting in space Thu, 29 Jun 17, 12:08amJapan's experiment to clean up space debris earlier this year may have ended in failure, but the world's space agencies haven't given up on the problem yet...
- Man-made meteor shower proposed for 2020 Olympics Sat, 21 May 16, 1:30amOlympic opening ceremonies are known for spectacle. Yet few countries, if any, have entertained the masses from space. Japanese ALE Company hopes to make history for the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo by creating SkyCanvas, a "man-made...
- NASA’s new satellite will help monitor droughts here on Earth Thu, 5 Feb 15, 2:00amNASA launched an unmanned rocket last weekend to put a satellite into orbit that is expected to improve drought monitoring and flood forecasting. The satellite will be capturing data about moisture in the soil during its...
- Learn how this new NASA satellite will help monitor droughts here on Earth Thu, 5 Feb 15, 2:00amNASA launched an unmanned rocket last weekend to put a satellite into orbit that is expected to improve drought monitoring and flood forecasting. The satellite will be capturing data about moisture in the soil during its...
- Pocket-Sized Lantern Connects You to the World Even When There’s No Internet Service Fri, 28 Nov 14, 5:00pmAn estimated 4.3 billion people around the world don't have internet access. In times of natural disasters, internet and phone connections also frequently fail. Lantern is a pocket-sized device designed to bring connectivity...