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The recent downgrading of the risk associated with asteroid 2024 YR4 to below 1% has provided a collective sigh of relief within the scientific community and beyond. With initial estimates placing its impact risk at 1.3%, and a later spike to 3.1%, the decrease to 0.28% signifies progress in our understanding and tracking of this […]

Imagine the breathtaking spectacle of our planet as seen from the vastness of space, its curves, colors, and intricate details rendered in stunning 4K resolution. That is the vision behind Sen, a pioneering company dedicated to bringing the beauty of Earth into living rooms around the globe. The CEO, Charles Black, shares an invigorating perspective, […]

Ice melting from the world’s glaciers has escalated at an alarming rate, fundamentally altering our planet’s ecosystems and impacting human livelihood. The stark statistics reveal a sobering reality: glaciers have shed an average of 273 billion tonnes of ice annually since 2000, culminating in a staggering loss of over 6,500 billion tonnes over two decades. […]

On February 13 and 14, 2025, the European Space Agency (ESA) gathered in Munich, Germany, to mark a pivotal milestone—two decades of innovation through its ESA Business Incubation Centres (BIC) network. This celebration was not merely a retrospective glance at past achievements; it was a vibrant showcase of ongoing efforts, notable successes, and a vision […]

In the bustling realm of astronomical observation, Dwarflab has emerged as a game-changer with its state-of-the-art technology, the Dwarf III. This smart telescope encapsulates the cutting-edge blend of advanced optics and simple to operate technology, appealing not only to seasoned astronomers but also to casual skywatchers and nature enthusiasts alike. One of the most striking […]

Recent developments have marked a significant achievement for Vast as the company moves closer to launching its first private commercial space station. The completion of testing for the Haven-1 qualification article in Mojave, California, represents a pivotal step in realizing Vast’s ambitious plans for low-Earth orbit (LEO) operations. The successful testing of the Haven-1 qualification […]

Forests are not merely a backdrop to our planet; they play a fundamental role in Earth’s ecosystems. One of the primary objectives of the Biomass mission is to enhance our understanding of these vital ecosystems, especially in the context of climate change and carbon cycling. The mission’s key aim is to provide precise measurements of […]

SpaceX has made remarkable strides in the development of its second launch pad at Starbase, known as Pad B, with various operational components now in place. Recently, the iconic “Chopsticks,” an important component for operations involving the Starship, were installed on the launch tower, marking a significant milestone in the pad’s development. These mechanical arms […]

The Swiss Alps, a majestic expanse of towering peaks and lush valleys, form one of the most significant mountain ranges in Europe. They stretch approximately 1,200 kilometers across eight countries, including Switzerland, France, Italy, and Austria, encompassing an area of around 200,000 square kilometers. This breathtaking landscape not only serves as a haven for outdoor […]

The collaboration between the European Space Agency (ESA) and the Finnish government marks a significant milestone within the scope of Earth observation. The establishment of a supersite for calibration and validation in Sodankylä, Finnish Lapland, is not only a leap forward for scientific research but also a promising venture for innovation in environmental technologies. In […]