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US Air Force launches first next-generation GPS satellite
The new satellite model, called GPS III, is the first of 32 planned GPS III satellites that will replace older ones currently in orbit.
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What is Computer Engineering?
Computer engineering is the combination of electrical engineering and computer science. Computer engineering majors will take basic circuit analysis classes where they will learn about voltage and current in resistor, capacitor, and...
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Global Warming - Evaluating the Evidence
Learn the basics about global warming as part of the environmental chemistry topic.
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Weather Things: Satellite
Weather forecasting requires observation. Beyond the things we can see, hear and sense, meteorologists need detailed data to observe distant weather, whether that is distant along the ground, or distant up into the sky. Weather...
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Inside the London lab simulating AI-controlled satellites
New ReviewInside a lab in London, engineers are testing algorithms and robotic satellites to help satellites dock, refuel, and repair each other without human control.
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What was it? Mystery fireball streaks across Hudson Valley skies
New ReviewThe Orange County Office of Emergency Management says they are looking into the reports and noted the object may have been spotted as far away as Philadelphia.
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Can Canada compete against Musk's satellite kingdom?
New ReviewCanadian aerospace company NordSpace came close to launching the first-ever commercial rocket from Canadian soil last week. About That producer Anand Ram explains how close Canada is to breaking into the satellite economy dominated by...
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Can Canada get rockets into space? We’re about to find out
New ReviewEfforts are underway to bring rocket launches to Canada, with the goal of eventually sending satellites into orbit from home soil. For The National, CBC’s Nicole Mortillaro takes a closer look at the industry and why it’s invested in...
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Inside Planet’s Pelican Satellites: How AI-Enabled Imaging Powers Near‑Real‑Time Insights
New ReviewWill Marshall, Planet CEO, reveals new AI platform has driven contracts across defense, agriculture, forestry, intelligence, education & finance.
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Company behind Canadarm returns to Canada
MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates, the company that made the Canadarm, will move its headquarters back to Canada after a Toronto-based investment firm headed by Jim Balsillie purchased it for $1-billion from U.S. company Maxar...
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Bob McDonald wants people to question pseudo-scientific claims
Science and space expert Bob McDonald shares his thoughts on space junk and why pseudoscience gets under his skin. The Quirks and Quarks host also spoke to Andrew Chang about his newest book, An Earthling’s Guide to Outer Space.
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Ariane 6 rocket hits key milestone
The launch of the Ariane 6 rocket has cleared a significant hurdle on the path towards its maiden voyage in 2020 – qualification tests on the rocket’s Vinci® engine were completed on October 12 in Vernon, France. The engine, which will...
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Jeff Bezos Will Send You to Infinity and Beyond
The Amazon CEO's space company, Blue Origin, will reportedly start selling trips to space next year. But it will cost you; tickets are expected to cost at least $200,000. Cheddar’s Hope King and Brad Smith give us the latest.
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Will SpaceX's Internet Satellite Change the Broadband Game?
Space.com associate editor Sarah Lewin says that the initiative, if and when launched, can provide more than rural users the opportunity to ditch traditional internet service providers.
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How Lufthansa Is Trying to Improve In-Flight Wifi
Internet and airplanes don't always work so well together, but Lufthansa's Chief Digital Officer Dr. Christian Langer has a plan to change that. He explains what customers should expect.
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Fighting space junk
This week in Business Planet we look at the problem posed by space debris and meet some of those who are developing solutions. An estimated 18.000 objects in orbit are currently being monitored by radar stations. Only seven percent of...
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Space.com's Tariq J. Malik Breaks Down the Space Race
Breaking down the space race: Space.com editor-in-chief Tariq J. Malik tells us how SpaceX, Blue Origin, and others are faring.
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Europe seeks solutions to remedy increase in space debris
Several EU countries, such as Germany and France, already have space laws, but Brussels will present the first European Space Law in the coming months.
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Satellite aims to track methane emissions from oil and gas industry
The new MethaneSAT satellite will soon track methane emissions around the global oil and gas industry. Experts say it will be an accountability tool, providing publicly available data around the amount of methane being released into the...
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Canada is getting a commercial spaceport, but will it take off?
Construction is underway to build Canada’s first commercial spaceport in the small seaside community of Canso, N.S. As CBC’s Tom Murphy explains, the project promises exciting rocket launches, jobs and tourism dollars, but there are...
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Why launch rockets into space from rural Nova Scotia
Construction is underway to build Canada’s first spaceport in the small seaside community of Canso, N.S. As CBC’s Tom Murphy explains, the project promises exciting rocket launches, jobs and tourism dollars, but there are challenges and...
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Attacks and cyberattacks on satellites becoming more common, says EU's top diplomat
Josep Borrell was speaking at the European Space Conference in Brussels on Tuesday.
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Elon Musk Says Nearly 100 of Starlink Receivers Active in Iran
Elon Musk says nearly 100 of its satellite service Starlink receivers are now active in Iran.