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The same precision sensor that kept Webb locked on galaxies 13 billion light-years away has been quietly miniaturized — and it’s about to solve the navigation problem nobody wanted to discuss on the way to the Moon
SpaceDaily
A Falcon 9 upper stage burned up over Europe last February, and German scientists just caught it doing something to the atmosphere nobody had directly measured before
SpaceDaily
JWST resolved a galaxy from 800 million years after the Big Bang while NEO Surveyor — the only NASA mission Congress has required by statute — remains roughly 30 years behind its city-killer catalog deadline, and the gap is a lesson in what makes a problem fundable inside the same agency
SpaceDaily
NASA imaged the Kuskokwim ice breakup at Aniak this spring; a year earlier the EPA had clawed back a $20 million erosion grant from Kipnuk, fifty miles downriver and a delta over
SpaceDaily
SES just quietly killed two satellites Intelsat already paid to build, and the cancellation says more about the death of geostationary economics than any earnings call ever could
SpaceDaily
Satellite Services for Greenhouse Gas Emissions Monitoring
New Space Economy
Picturing Earth in a New Light
NASA Earth Observatory
UK Satellite Collision Alerts Fall 35% in April
Orbital Today
One Habit May Protect You From Work Stress More Than Exercise, Study Says
ScienceAlert Space
There’s a NASA concept called “habitability,” and it helps explain why some homes feel calm while others quietly drain you
SpaceDaily
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