Latest Updates on the ISS: Expedition 70 Commences, Rubio Sets New Space Duration Record, Technical Glitches Occur, and Upcoming Extravehicular Activities

Latest Updates on the ISS: Expedition 70 Commences, Rubio Sets New Space Duration Record, Technical Glitches Occur, and Upcoming Extravehicular Activities

The International Space Station (ISS) has been facing a series of challenges in recent months, but the crew of Expedition 70 is determined to overcome them. After two crew handovers and technical issues such as a seized-up rotary joint and a coolant leak, the crew is now preparing for upcoming spacewalks. Let’s take a closer […]

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The Hera Asteroid Mission Faces Legal Proceedings

The Hera Asteroid Mission Faces Legal Proceedings

In a world where an asteroid impact is not a matter of “if” but “when,” the European Space Agency (ESA) is taking proactive steps to protect our planet. With the world’s first test of asteroid deflection, the ESA’s Hera mission aims to study the aftermath of a successful deflection carried out by NASA’s DART spacecraft […]

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The Evaluation of Satellite Navigation System in a Secluded Island Laboratory

The Evaluation of Satellite Navigation System in a Secluded Island Laboratory

Satellite navigation has become an integral part of our daily lives, enabling applications such as guiding aircraft, driverless cars, and emergency response systems. However, these satnav systems are not immune to potential vulnerabilities, such as jamming and spoofing. To assess the impact of these vulnerabilities and test innovative technologies for detection and mitigation, the European […]

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