NISAR, a giant orbiting antenna 39 feet in diameter, will monitor changes to glaciers, forests, and the Earth’s crust, providing data to help improve infrastructure and disaster responses.
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Sea of Saharan 'star dunes' clashes with otherworldly terrain where 2 countries meet — Earth from space
A 2017 satellite photo shows the stark contrast along the boundary between a giant field of golden "star dunes" and a barren ...
On Sept. 28, 1962, Canada launched its first satellite, Alouette 1. This made Canada the third country to build and launch ...
The three spacecraft will be forecasting solar storms, mapping our solar neighborhood and observing the outer layer of ...
Space junk has filled up so much of Earth's orbit that it's endangering satellites and astronauts. The company Kayhan Space issues roughly 1,000 space-collision warnings per day. Earth-orbit experts ...
Satellite phones help when you have no signal, but they're expensive. Fortunately, accessories from Motorola and Thuraya can ...
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Astronomers Say Earth Has a Newly Discovered ‘Quasi-Moon,’ a Companion That Shares Its Orbit Around the Sun
Researchers are discussing 2025 PN7, a small celestial body that's following a similar orbital path to our planet's without being gravitationally tied to Earth ...
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