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High-Tech Harpoon Could Help Clean Up Space Junk The project is part of the European Space Agency's (ESA) Clean Space initiative, which, in the mid-2020s, aims to carry out an ambitious mission that would remove the defunct Envisat, the largest Earth-observation satellite ever built. The harpoon is one of the technologies ESA is considering for tackling ...
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| Canadian NASA astronaut blasts off for space station A NASA astronaut with ties to Canada blasted off for the International Space Station today on a visit that will last nearly six months. Andrew "Drew" Feustel, who has dual Canada-U.S. citizenship, blasted off at 1:44 p.m. ET Wednesday with fellow NASA astronaut Ricky Arnold and Russian cosmonaut ...
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| ESA scientists working on technology to detect marine litter from space European Space Agency (ESA) scientists are working on a system to detect marine waste from space in a bid to help tackle the "millions of tonnes" of plastic left in oceans each year. Researchers are looking to use direct optical measurement of "seaborne plastic waste" in areas of high concentration, ...
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| New self-driving car tech not only parks your vehicle, but also finds the space Jaguar Land Rover has revealed its been working hard to get its self-driving cars up to speed, trialing new technology that allows a self driving car to not only park itself, but find a space to park in. The trial is all part of the UK Autodrive project, a government backed initiative which is spending millions to ...
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Veteran Crew Launches to the Space Station Today: Watch It Live Through this program, educators on the station for expeditions 53/54 and 55/56, which happen to cover the traditional September-August school year, will speak with schools from space via video and ham radio chats, as well as record activities that space science and technology down to Earth. Former ...
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| Hurdles in Pakistan's Quest for Reaching Space However, a question arises that in the age of globalization, telecommunication and information technology is it plausible for a state to achieve its national objectives without investing into space technology? Space technology is becoming an essential as dependency on modern technology is increasing.
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| Artificial intelligence-based warfare is the new space race among nations Proliferation of Machine Intelligence capabilities in the commercial sector will provide low-cost access to intelligent systems, may spur unexpected threats. Machine Intelligence (MI) is creating a new era of strategic technological competition that, like the space race for the previous generation, will define ...
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| Pentagon's New Arms-Research Chief Eyes Space-Based Ray Guns The same with the neutral particle beam systems we explored briefly in the 1990s" for use in space-based anti-missile systems. Such weapons can be "useful in a variety of environments" and have the "advantage of being non-attributable," meaning that it can be hard to pin an attack with a particle ...
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| House Science, Space, and Technology Committee Approves Space Exploration and ... Lamar Smith (R-Texas), today unanimously approved two bills that enhance space exploration and one bill that updates the National Science Foundation's ... The American Leadership in Space Technology and Advanced Rocketry Act, or the ALSTAR Act, (H.R. 5345) was introduced Tuesday by Rep.
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| How Women Are Shifting the Arts, Culture and Technology space in South Florida MIAMI – March is Women's Month and Art Africa Art Fair in partnership with Harris Public Relations is hosting a Women's Month Talk, that connects infinitely inspirationally women who have made waves, pushed boundaries, and are shifting the Arts, Culture and Technology space in South Florida.
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| Spire extends access to space with DHV Technology solar panel partnership March 20, 2018 – Spire and DHV Technology have announced a joint partnership to offer Spire's solar panels to the space industry. Spire's double deployable panels will now be built and sold through DHV Technology to developers looking to improve satellite reliability and performance and boost ...
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