- Science Blog
- By Tudor Vieru
- June 1st, 2012
ESA' Artemis Satellite Still Going Strong After Nearly 11 Years
The mission was plagued by bad luck at first, but delivered afterwards
- Space
- By Tudor Vieru
- May 16th, 2012
Ariane 5 Rocket Blasts Off from Kourou Spaceport
The delivery system carried two telecommunications satellites to orbit
- Space
- By Tudor Vieru
- May 15th, 2012
Orbital Maneuver Spacecraft Awaits First Customers
The vehicle was developed to extend the lifespan of other satellites
- Space
- By Tudor Vieru
- May 12th, 2012
JPL Complete Carbon Instrument for OCO-2 Spacecraft
The device was recently delivered to a Gilbert, Arizona-based facility
- Space
- By Tudor Vieru
- May 9th, 2012
Envisat Is No More
ESA ends iconic Earth-observation mission after more than a decade
- Space
- By Tudor Vieru
- May 4th, 2012
Pair of Galileo Satellites to Launch in Early September
ESA announces parts of its flight manifest for this autumn
- Nature
- By Tudor Vieru
- May 4th, 2012
Anniversary: Aqua Satellite Turns 10 in Earth's Orbit
The NASA spacecraft is one of the most proficient Earth observatories ever
- Space
- By Tudor Vieru
- May 4th, 2012
Analyzing Schumann Resonance to Reveal Solar System History
The phenomenon was last year identified on other planets as well
- Space
- By Tudor Vieru
- April 21st, 2012
Envisat Still Out of Contact
ESA engineers are working hard to reestablish a link
- Nature
- By Tudor Vieru
- April 19th, 2012
Satellites Can Count Penguins in Colonies
Study reveals large number of emperor penguins in Antarctica
- Science Blog
- By Tudor Vieru
- April 13th, 2012
North Korean Rocket Launch Fails
Reports indicate the payload did not make it to orbit
- Science Blog
- By Tudor Vieru
- April 13th, 2012
ESA Loses Contact with Envisat
The satellite has been monitoring Earth for more than a decade
- Science Blog
- By Tudor Vieru
- April 11th, 2012
North Korea Presses On with New Long-Range Rocket Launch
The event has drawn open criticism from several countries
- Science Blog
- By Tudor Vieru
- March 28th, 2012
Western Part of Antarctica Is Falling Apart
Long-term trends are extremely worrying, scientists say
- Space
- By Tudor Vieru
- March 28th, 2012
New Asteroid Deflection Technology Is Based on Lasers
The approach is being developed in the United Kingdom
- Nature
- By Tudor Vieru
- March 27th, 2012
Satellites Reveal How Northern Permafrosts Are Melting
Space-based instruments produce high-resolution images covering these soils
- Space
- By Tudor Vieru
- March 22nd, 2012
Virtual Reality Helps in Designing GPS 3 Satellites
This is the next generation of US positioning and navigation spacecraft