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Starlink Satellites Are Flooding Sky with Radiation- Why is That a...

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There are currently thousands of Starlink satellites that belong to SpaceX, and they are causing a lot of disputes in the science and astronomy...
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Russian Satellite Hit by WAGNER Hackers

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The Dozor-Teleport is a Russian satellite communications provider used by the country’s Ministry of Defense and security services. It was recently hit by hackers...
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China’s New Low-Earth Orbit Satellite Constellation Could Rival SpaceX

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Researchers from Chinese satellite maker “GalaxySpace” and several other scientific research institutions participated in the first-ever open-sea testing of China's low Earth orbit (LEO)...
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SpaceX Makes History with Epic Rideshare Flight

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On June 12th, SpaceX launched 72 small satellites into orbit, and landed the returning rocket back on Earth, making it the 200th successful touchdown...
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UK to Launch New Revolutionary Satellite Technology

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The mission called CarbSar entails two UK companies creating an innovative, low-cost satellite that will use radar technology to see through clouds and will...
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Japan On Missile Defences Alert Following North Korean Satellite Launch

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On Monday, May 29th, Japan put its ballistic missile defenses on alert and said it would shoot down any projectile threatening its territory. This...
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Is Earth’s Magnetic Field Weakening, and What Are We Doing About...

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China launched two satellites meant to monitor and investigate the changes in Earth’s magnetic field, in a mission called Macau Science 1. The launch...
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The Race for Satellite Dominance in Korean Peninsula

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South Korea is set to launch its first commercial-grade satellite at the end of May 2023, while North Korea is pushing to launch its...
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U.S. Officials Dismiss Chinese Balloon as Distraction from Space Activity

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China’s spy balloon has been grabbing public attention since its appearance in U.S. skies in February of 2023 when the Pentagon announced it was...
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Shortening Flights With a Detour Though Space

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New research from the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) shows potential in significantly reducing flight time. How? By taking a small detour through space...
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Space Force’s First Orbital Warfare Exercise

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The US Space Force has announced that it will hold its first exercise of "orbital warfare" this summer, according to an official statement by...
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Hacking Satellites To Test Cyber Resilience

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Ethical hackers hired by the space agency were directed to compromise the orbiting satellite in an effort to discover any vulnerabilities that could be...
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Moon To Earth Satellites in Development

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Lockheed Martin has begun its development of a Moon-to-Earth satellite network. Parsec, as it's called, uses a constellation of small lunar satellites to provide...
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Securing Our Satellites is Crucial

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Satellite communications systems have been around for decades. Many organizations are now totally dependent on them for their commercial success. The main reasons that...
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Next-Generation Mobile Connectivity In Maritime Vessels

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Vessels require a network connection for reporting, automation, improving safety, autonomous navigation, IoT monitoring or remote operations at sea. For decades, satellite-based solutions have...
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Experience Space With Virtual Reality

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The US Space Force is using virtual reality headsets to launch satellite mission operators into places they’ve never been before. The platform allows the...

Electronic Warfare In Space Force

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US Armed Forces (USAF) are pursuing tactical-level electronic warfare (EW) support capabilities from space. This is in part as a result of an ongoing...
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How The September 11 Attacks Impacted Satellite Technology

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Satellites have played an important role in disaster monitoring from space since the 9/11 terrorist attacks which resulted in the loss of life of...
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Russia Fights NATO Using Satellite Blinding Laser

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Russia is building a new ground-based laser weapon for disrupting enemy satellites orbiting overhead. A report by The Space Review states that the Russian...
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How Can These Satellites Move on Their Own?

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Most satellites require a propulsion system to move around in space, but apparently these satellites can move on their own! A constellation of small...
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Cognitive RF System – Now in Space

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An allegedly "cognitive" radio frequency system was launched into space, not more than 2 weeks ago. As part of the Pentagon Space Test Program,...
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New Satellite for Detecting Missiles in Real-Time

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Nowadays, space is seeing an increase in investments by governments, corporations, and researchers to develop new space technologies as well as upgrade existing systems...

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Fighter Jet Without a Runway? X-BAT Makes It Real

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A new unmanned vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) fighter platform has been revealed, designed to operate from ships, islands, and austere locations while carrying...