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Is the Wheel of Ghosts an Ancient Observatory? New Study Suggests Otherwise
The ancient Rujm el-Hiri site, known as the "Wheel of Ghosts," has long been thought to serve as an astronomical observatory. However, a recent study published in Remote Sensing raises questions about this theory, suggesting that geodynamic changes over millions of years have altered its alignment. Researchers from Tel Aviv University and Ben-Gurio...
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NASA's Curiosity Rover Explores Mars' Texoli Butte Amid New Challenges
NASA's Curiosity Rover is navigating the northern end of Texoli Butte on Mars, uncovering ancient sedimentary layers. Recent challenges forced the rover to stop its drive earlier than planned, delaying some imaging tasks. Despite this, scientific efforts continued, focusing on "Avalon," a dark bedrock vein, long-range imaging, and environmental obs...
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Professor Who Fled Gaza Teaches Trapped Students From Canada
University professor Ahmed Abu Shaban often gets up at 3:00 am in Toronto to remotely teach his students in Gaza -- motivated by loyalty to his trapped pupils, and a deep sense of guilt.
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Bristol's System Could Revolutionise Lunar Exploration with Remote Rover Control
The University of Bristol has developed a teleoperation system enabling remote control of lunar rovers, potentially revolutionising how lunar missions are conducted. The system bypasses signal delays, enabling precise sample collection and assembly tasks. Haptic feedback simulates lunar conditions, giving operators a realistic sense of touch when p...
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"Remote Sensing Not Enough...": Shashi Tharoor On Predicting Landslides
The landslides in Kerala's Wayanad - which have killed at least 150 people - underline the importance of developing technology to predict such ecological disasters and give authorities time to evacuate people, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor told NDTV.
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ISRO Shares Pics Of Sun's Dynamic Activities, Captured By Aditya-L1
SoLEXS and HEL1OS, two of the remote sensing payloads on board Aditya-L1, have captured these events between May 8-9.
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Exclusive: End Of Opium Poppy Cultivation In Manipur Soon? Satellite Imagery Data Shows...
The total area of opium poppy cultivation in violence-hit Manipur has declined 60 per cent since 2021, latest data from the autonomous government institution Manipur Remote Sensing Applications Centre shows.
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ISRO Invites Applications For Scientist Posts, Salary Up To Rs 1.77 Lakh
ISRO Recruitment 2024: Interested individuals can apply through the official website. The deadline for application submission is February 12.
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Chandrayaan-1 Data Suggests Electrons From Earth Forming Water On Moon
Scientists analysing the remote sensing data from India's Chandrayaan-1 lunar mission have found that high energy electrons from the Earth may be forming water on the Moon.
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''Feast For Eyes'': ISRO Releases Stunning New Images Showing India From Space
The images are a mosaic generated by ISRO's National Remote Sensing Center (NRSC).
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Rudraprayag, Tehri In Uttarakhand Have Highest Landslide Risk Exposure In County: ISRO
India is among the top four countries with the highest landslide risk, with over 12.6 per cent of land area prone to hazard, excluding snow-covered areas.
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AICTE Launches New SWAYAM Online Credit Courses On Yoga, IP, Basics of Remote Sensing
During the launch of the new courses, Professor TG Sitharam, Chairman, AICTE, also emphasized the need for translation of these courses into 12 different Indian regional languages.
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Joshimath, Neighbouring Areas, Sink 2.5 Inches Every Year: New Report
Joshimath and its surrounding areas have been sinking at the rate of 6.5 cm or 2.5 inch per year, a two-year study by the Indian Institute of Remote Sensing has found.
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China Launches 16 New Satellites Into Orbit for Commercial Remote Sensing, Atmospheric Imaging: Report
China launched 16 new satellites into space on Wednesday, according to a report. The new satellites, including Jilin 1 Gaofen 03D09 satellite and Yunyao 1 04-08, were launched by a Long March 6 carrier rocket which entered the planned orbit, according to the report.
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China Reportedly Launches New Batch of Yaogan-35 Remote Sensing Satellites
China on Thursday reportedly launched three new remote sensing satellites from the Xichang Satellite Launch Centre in southwest China's Sichuan Province.
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Is the Wheel of Ghosts an Ancient Observatory? New Study Suggests Otherwise
The ancient Rujm el-Hiri site, known as the "Wheel of Ghosts," has long been thought to serve as an astronomical observatory. However, a recent study published in Remote Sensing raises questions about this theory, suggesting that geodynamic changes over millions of years have altered its alignment. Researchers from Tel Aviv University and Ben-Gurio...
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NASA's Curiosity Rover Explores Mars' Texoli Butte Amid New Challenges
NASA's Curiosity Rover is navigating the northern end of Texoli Butte on Mars, uncovering ancient sedimentary layers. Recent challenges forced the rover to stop its drive earlier than planned, delaying some imaging tasks. Despite this, scientific efforts continued, focusing on "Avalon," a dark bedrock vein, long-range imaging, and environmental obs...
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Professor Who Fled Gaza Teaches Trapped Students From Canada
University professor Ahmed Abu Shaban often gets up at 3:00 am in Toronto to remotely teach his students in Gaza -- motivated by loyalty to his trapped pupils, and a deep sense of guilt.
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Bristol's System Could Revolutionise Lunar Exploration with Remote Rover Control
The University of Bristol has developed a teleoperation system enabling remote control of lunar rovers, potentially revolutionising how lunar missions are conducted. The system bypasses signal delays, enabling precise sample collection and assembly tasks. Haptic feedback simulates lunar conditions, giving operators a realistic sense of touch when p...
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"Remote Sensing Not Enough...": Shashi Tharoor On Predicting Landslides
The landslides in Kerala's Wayanad - which have killed at least 150 people - underline the importance of developing technology to predict such ecological disasters and give authorities time to evacuate people, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor told NDTV.
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ISRO Shares Pics Of Sun's Dynamic Activities, Captured By Aditya-L1
SoLEXS and HEL1OS, two of the remote sensing payloads on board Aditya-L1, have captured these events between May 8-9.
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Exclusive: End Of Opium Poppy Cultivation In Manipur Soon? Satellite Imagery Data Shows...
The total area of opium poppy cultivation in violence-hit Manipur has declined 60 per cent since 2021, latest data from the autonomous government institution Manipur Remote Sensing Applications Centre shows.
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ISRO Invites Applications For Scientist Posts, Salary Up To Rs 1.77 Lakh
ISRO Recruitment 2024: Interested individuals can apply through the official website. The deadline for application submission is February 12.
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Chandrayaan-1 Data Suggests Electrons From Earth Forming Water On Moon
Scientists analysing the remote sensing data from India's Chandrayaan-1 lunar mission have found that high energy electrons from the Earth may be forming water on the Moon.
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''Feast For Eyes'': ISRO Releases Stunning New Images Showing India From Space
The images are a mosaic generated by ISRO's National Remote Sensing Center (NRSC).
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Rudraprayag, Tehri In Uttarakhand Have Highest Landslide Risk Exposure In County: ISRO
India is among the top four countries with the highest landslide risk, with over 12.6 per cent of land area prone to hazard, excluding snow-covered areas.
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AICTE Launches New SWAYAM Online Credit Courses On Yoga, IP, Basics of Remote Sensing
During the launch of the new courses, Professor TG Sitharam, Chairman, AICTE, also emphasized the need for translation of these courses into 12 different Indian regional languages.
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Joshimath, Neighbouring Areas, Sink 2.5 Inches Every Year: New Report
Joshimath and its surrounding areas have been sinking at the rate of 6.5 cm or 2.5 inch per year, a two-year study by the Indian Institute of Remote Sensing has found.
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China Launches 16 New Satellites Into Orbit for Commercial Remote Sensing, Atmospheric Imaging: Report
China launched 16 new satellites into space on Wednesday, according to a report. The new satellites, including Jilin 1 Gaofen 03D09 satellite and Yunyao 1 04-08, were launched by a Long March 6 carrier rocket which entered the planned orbit, according to the report.
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China Reportedly Launches New Batch of Yaogan-35 Remote Sensing Satellites
China on Thursday reportedly launched three new remote sensing satellites from the Xichang Satellite Launch Centre in southwest China's Sichuan Province.
