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Interfering with the Global Positioning System (6/11/2008)

New research and monitoring systems are clarifying what happens to disruptive clouds of electrons and other electrically charged particles, known as ions, in the ionosphere ...> Full Article



Low-cost EUV satellite shut down (6/6/2008)

Low-cost EUV satellite shut downScientists quietly switched off asatellite in April, ending a 10-year series of ups and downs for NASA's first and only low-cost, university-class Explorer spacecraft ...> Full Article



September launch for gravity mission GOCE (6/1/2008)

September launch for gravity mission GOCEGOCE, the most advanced gravity mission to date, is scheduled for lift-off on 10 September 2008. ...> Full Article



Caught in the act: the Swift satellite observes a supernova explosion in real-time (5/22/2008)

Caught in the act: the Swift satellite observes a supernova explosion in real-timeAstronomers have used the Swift satellite to observe the first moments of a supernova explosion as it happens. ...> Full Article


The most advanced gravity measurement satellite prepares for launch (4/8/2008)

A new satellite that will measure the Earth's global gravity field considerably more accurately than is currently achievable by other satellite and terrestrial means is being prepared for launch in Russia at the end of May ...> Full Article



Vanguard I Celebrates 50 Years In Space (3/19/2008)

Vanguard I Celebrates 50 Years In SpaceThe Vanguard I satellite celebrates its 50th birthday this year. Its launch on March 17, 1958 from Cape Canaveral, Florida, culminated the efforts of America's first official space satellite program begun in September 1955. The first solar-powered satellite, Vanguard I has the distinction of being the oldest artificial satellite orbiting the earth. Its predecessors, Sputniks I and II and Explorer I, have since fallen out of orbit. ...> Full Article


James Webb Space Telescope Testing To Find Infrared Light (1/1/2008)

James Webb Space Telescope Testing To Find Infrared LightA model of the James Webb Space Telescope's Mid-InfraRed Instrument is being tested at the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory in Oxfordshire, England to ensure the final instrument can see infrared light. ...> Full Article


THEMIS probes view auroral substorms, bowshock explosions (12/15/2007)

THEMIS probes view auroral substorms, bowshock explosionsFive satellites launched last February to probe magnetic storms around the Earth will move into prime observing position next month, but they already have produced important new information on the interactions between the solar wind and the Earth's magnetic field. ...> Full Article


Instrument to make detailed measurements of sun activity (12/8/2007)

Instrument to make detailed measurements of sun activityTom Nichols, a mechanical engineer at Lockheed Martin in Palo Alto, works on the HMI. ...> Full Article


Massive Black Hole Smashes Record (10/31/2007)

Massive Black Hole Smashes RecordUsing two NASA satellites, astronomers have discovered a black hole that obliterates a record announced just two weeks ago. The new black hole, with a mass 24 to 33 times that of our Sun, is the heftiest known black hole that orbits another star. ...> Full Article


Double Star TC-1 Completes Its Mission (10/21/2007)

Double Star TC-1 Completes Its MissionTC-1, one of the two satellites of the CNSA/ESA Double Star mission, was decommissioned on 14 October as its designed orbit lifetime came to an end. The satellite re-entered Earth's atmosphere and turned to dust during its descent. ...> Full Article


Centre Creates Largest Ever Catalogue of X-Ray Sources (9/11/2007)

Centre Creates Largest Ever Catalogue of X-Ray SourcesWork aids understanding of violent universe ...> Full Article


Possible closest neutron star to Earth found (8/21/2007)

Possible closest neutron star to Earth foundUsing NASA's Swift satellite, McGill University and Penn State astronomers have identified an object that is likely one of the closest neutron stars to Earth -- and possibly the closest. ...> Full Article

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