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"Looks Like CGI, But Is Real": Elon Musk Shares Stunning Polaris Mission Video
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk today shared a stunning high-definition video of the Polaris space mission around Earth. Sharing the video highlights, Mr Musk said, "Looks like CGI (Computer-Generated Imagery), but it is real".
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ESA Launches New Satellite with AI Tech to Study Earth Observation
ESA’s Φsat-2 satellite was launched aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Vandenberg Space Force Base, marking a significant advancement in Earth observation technology. This cutting-edge CubeSat is designed to push the boundaries of how artificial intelligence can enhance space-based monitoring. Equipped with a state-of-the-art multispectral cam...
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Ancient Space Rocks May Hold Clues To Earth's Formation, Says NASA
The image shows a canister, which is a gray metal cylinder. Inside, dark, powdery asteroid sample material can be seen.
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NASA Is Offering Cash Prizes For Finding Toxic Algal Blooms In Space Pictures. See Details
American space agency NASA is offering cash prizes for finding algal blooms in pictures from space. The competition asks participants to use satellite imagery to detect and classify the severity of algal blooms in small, inland water bodies.
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NASA Shares Breathtaking Images Of Celestial Objects Captured By Its Flying Telescope
As NASA's Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA) aircraft embarked on its final flight on Thursday, the US space agency shared a small breathtaking collection of some of the cosmic imagery assembled using SOFIA data.
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NASA Reveals List of Cosmic Targets for James Webb Space Telescope’s First Images Ahead of July 12 Release
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s (NASA) James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) is set to release detailed images of the universe captured by the telescope on July 12 in partnership with the European Space Agency (ESA) and the Canadian Space Agency. Ahead of the release of the images, the space agency has revealed a list of the first...
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Before And After Pictures Show Greenland's Rapid Ice Melt From Space
An extraordinary heatwave in Europe is turning Greenland's ice sheets to water last week. Satellite imagery from European satellite network Sentinel has revealed the true extent of the thaw.
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Satellite Captures Footage Of Lightning From Space. It's Stunning
Imagery of earth captured from space always makes for exciting viewing. America's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has released a new video showing what a lightning strike looks like from space. And to say the visuals are stunning will be an understatement.
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Google Maps Now Lets You Explore Many Planets and Moons of Our Solar System
"We've added Pluto, Venus, and several other moons for a total of 12 new worlds for you to explore," Marquardt added.
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Google Street View Can Now Be Used to Explore the International Space Station
The search giant has launched a new option for Google Street View that allows users to see the 15 connected modules of the ISS.
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India At Night, As Seen From Space. NASA Releases Stunning New Images
NASA has just released new global maps of the Earth at night - the first since 2012. The stunning satellite images of Earth at night, referred to as "night lights," have been released every decade or so for nearly 25 years. Now, NASA scientists are trying to see if the night lights imagery can be updated more frequently - perhaps even daily.
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India to Check Illegal Mining Through Satellites
India would soon use indigenous space technology to check illegal mining and guard its mineral wealth using satellite imagery, a top official said today.
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ISS Astronauts Await Science Cargo Aboard Japanese Spacecraft
The supplies will carry a group of CubeSat-class satellites that will "capture imagery of Earth for use in humanitarian, environmental, and commercial applications."
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Rosetta Spacecraft to Swoop Down on Comet in February: ESA
The low flyby will be an opportunity for Rosetta to obtain imagery with a resolution of a few inches per pixel.
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Cyclone Hudhud Headed for Landfall in India: NASA
Tropical cyclone Hudhud is expected to intensify and peak to around 100 knots (185 kmph) before landfall near Visakhapatnam in Andhra Pradesh late on Sunday, forecasts based on NASA data show.
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"Looks Like CGI, But Is Real": Elon Musk Shares Stunning Polaris Mission Video
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk today shared a stunning high-definition video of the Polaris space mission around Earth. Sharing the video highlights, Mr Musk said, "Looks like CGI (Computer-Generated Imagery), but it is real".
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ESA Launches New Satellite with AI Tech to Study Earth Observation
ESA’s Φsat-2 satellite was launched aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Vandenberg Space Force Base, marking a significant advancement in Earth observation technology. This cutting-edge CubeSat is designed to push the boundaries of how artificial intelligence can enhance space-based monitoring. Equipped with a state-of-the-art multispectral cam...
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Ancient Space Rocks May Hold Clues To Earth's Formation, Says NASA
The image shows a canister, which is a gray metal cylinder. Inside, dark, powdery asteroid sample material can be seen.
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NASA Is Offering Cash Prizes For Finding Toxic Algal Blooms In Space Pictures. See Details
American space agency NASA is offering cash prizes for finding algal blooms in pictures from space. The competition asks participants to use satellite imagery to detect and classify the severity of algal blooms in small, inland water bodies.
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NASA Shares Breathtaking Images Of Celestial Objects Captured By Its Flying Telescope
As NASA's Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA) aircraft embarked on its final flight on Thursday, the US space agency shared a small breathtaking collection of some of the cosmic imagery assembled using SOFIA data.
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NASA Reveals List of Cosmic Targets for James Webb Space Telescope’s First Images Ahead of July 12 Release
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s (NASA) James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) is set to release detailed images of the universe captured by the telescope on July 12 in partnership with the European Space Agency (ESA) and the Canadian Space Agency. Ahead of the release of the images, the space agency has revealed a list of the first...
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Before And After Pictures Show Greenland's Rapid Ice Melt From Space
An extraordinary heatwave in Europe is turning Greenland's ice sheets to water last week. Satellite imagery from European satellite network Sentinel has revealed the true extent of the thaw.
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Satellite Captures Footage Of Lightning From Space. It's Stunning
Imagery of earth captured from space always makes for exciting viewing. America's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has released a new video showing what a lightning strike looks like from space. And to say the visuals are stunning will be an understatement.
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Google Maps Now Lets You Explore Many Planets and Moons of Our Solar System
"We've added Pluto, Venus, and several other moons for a total of 12 new worlds for you to explore," Marquardt added.
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Google Street View Can Now Be Used to Explore the International Space Station
The search giant has launched a new option for Google Street View that allows users to see the 15 connected modules of the ISS.
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India At Night, As Seen From Space. NASA Releases Stunning New Images
NASA has just released new global maps of the Earth at night - the first since 2012. The stunning satellite images of Earth at night, referred to as "night lights," have been released every decade or so for nearly 25 years. Now, NASA scientists are trying to see if the night lights imagery can be updated more frequently - perhaps even daily.
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India to Check Illegal Mining Through Satellites
India would soon use indigenous space technology to check illegal mining and guard its mineral wealth using satellite imagery, a top official said today.
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ISS Astronauts Await Science Cargo Aboard Japanese Spacecraft
The supplies will carry a group of CubeSat-class satellites that will "capture imagery of Earth for use in humanitarian, environmental, and commercial applications."
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Rosetta Spacecraft to Swoop Down on Comet in February: ESA
The low flyby will be an opportunity for Rosetta to obtain imagery with a resolution of a few inches per pixel.
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Cyclone Hudhud Headed for Landfall in India: NASA
Tropical cyclone Hudhud is expected to intensify and peak to around 100 knots (185 kmph) before landfall near Visakhapatnam in Andhra Pradesh late on Sunday, forecasts based on NASA data show.
