Space

MTG-S1 satellite with Copernicus Sentinel-4 ready for launch: A revolution for weather forecasting in Europe

MTG-S1 satellite with Copernicus Sentinel-4 ...

The new third-generation Meteosat MTG-S1 satellite, with the revolutionary Copernicus Sentinel-4 instrument, is ready for launch from Cape Canaveral. This mission of the European Space Agency (ESA) brings a milestone in monitoring extreme weather conditions and air quality, providing temperature, humidity and pollutant data over Europe with unprecedented precision.

ESA launches SysNova challenge: Quantum and neuromorphic computing are redefining the future of space missions for Earth

ESA launches SysNova challenge: Quantum and ...

The European Space Agency (ESA) has launched the SysNova challenge in search of groundbreaking mission concepts. The goal is to harness disruptive technologies such as artificial intelligence, quantum and neuromorphic computing to overcome the limitations of existing satellites and transform Earth observation into concrete action.

The revolutionary Oura Ring technology on the Ax-4 mission follows the dream of an astronaut on the International Space Station

The revolutionary Oura Ring technology on the ...

As part of Axiom Mission 4, astronauts aboard the ISS are testing Oura Ring wearable sleep quality monitoring technology. The project, a collaboration of Booz Allen, Axiom Space and Oura, uses edge computing to analyze biometric data in real time, increasing crew autonomy for future long-term space missions.

Why some rocks on the Moon are strongly magnetized and how a large impact could have amplified the Moon

Why some rocks on the Moon are strongly ...

A recent mit study reveals that a combination of the Moon's weak magnetic field and the asteroid's powerful impact could have temporarily boosted magnetism on its far side. This theory explains magnetic anomalies in rocks near the moon's south pole.

Astronomers discover two massive black pieces in the galaxy and the possibility of merging with gravitational waves

Astronomers discover two massive black pieces ...

Scientists at UC Berkeley have discovered two supermassive black pieces in the same galaxy, with one not centered. This rare tidal disruptive event opens up new perspectives in understanding the evolution of galaxies and future gravitational waves.

The discovery of two exoplanets around the star TOI-1453 opens up new possibilities for space exploration

The discovery of two exoplanets around the ...

Astronomers have discovered two exoplanets in the constellation Dragon, providing valuable information about planets not present in the solar system. These unusual discoveries can help better understand the emergence and evolution of planetary systems outside the Milky Way.

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