The small Arctic meteorological satellite of the European Space Agency (ESA), built according to the "New Space" principles, has already exceeded all expectations. The European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) uses its data operationally, which brings a revolution in forecast accuracy, especially for the Arctic, and lays the foundation for the future EPS-Stern constellation.
The revolutionary NASA PREFIRE mission, which uses a pair of CubeSat satellites to measure key infrared radiation, has been extended to 2026 and extended to the entire planet. Learn how this data will improve climate models, the accuracy of weather forecasts, and reveal the secrets of Earth's energy system.
NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, with its 200 times larger field of view than Hubble, will conduct sky exploration in search of Type Ia supernovae. These cosmic events serve as' standard candles' to measure the expansion of the universe and are key to understanding the mysterious dark energy that drives its acceleration.
The joint mission of NASA and ISRO has reached a key milestone by successfully dismantling the giant radar antenna of the NISAR satellite. This technological endeavor will enable unprecedented accurate monitoring of changes on Earth, from the movement of glaciers and earthquakes to the state of forests and agricultural crops.
The European Space Agency (ESA) has reached a crucial stage in the preparation of the FLEX mission by merging the FLORIS instrument with a satellite. This groundbreaking project will accompany the subtle glow of photosynthesis to assess the health and stress of vegetation globally, providing an early warning of drought and disease.
Europe has successfully launched a new meteorological satellite MetOp-SG-A1 using the Ariane 6 rocket. This advanced satellite brings a revolution in weather forecasting and climate monitoring, and with the Copernicus Sentinel-5 instrument will enable daily global monitoring of air quality and greenhouse gases.