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Timber! Japan’s Wooden Satellite Is Nearly Ready for Space

May 23, 2023

Passant Rabie

Apparently, space wood is a thing. Japanese researchers are preparing to launch the world’s first satellite made from wood following a successful experiment on board the International Space Station (ISS), which suggests lumber can be quite sturdy in ou…
Read more: Timber! Japan’s Wooden Satellite Is Nearly Ready for Space
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Wild Shuttlecock-Inspired Heat Shield Could Make Reusable Satellites a Reality

May 17, 2023

Kevin Hurler

Retired satellites typically burn up in Earth’s atmosphere, never again seeing the light of day. However, a Welsh design firm named Space Forge is developing a foldable heat shield in the ongoing effort make satellites reusable, and the company wants t…
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There’s a New Plan to Relocate Hubble Space Telescope and Extend Its Lifespan

May 9, 2023

George Dvorsky

Like any satellite in Earth orbit, the Hubble Space Telescope is sinking, and it’s been doing so for the past 33 years. A proposed solution from two space startups offers an intriguing strategy for safely boosting Hubble’s orbit, allowing NASA to exten…
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Hackers Take Control of Government-Owned Satellite in Alarming Experiment

April 27, 2023

Kyle Barr

Just how vulnerable are the thousands of government-operated satellites speeding along their orbits above our heads? A team of researchers proved they could hack into a European Space Agency-owned satellite, allowing them to take full control of its co…
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Airbus Shows Off Space Station Design With Simulated Gravity

April 21, 2023

Passant Rabie

European company Airbus unveiled a sleek, modern concept for an orbital module designed to host four astronauts in low Earth orbit, lunar orbit, and possibly during future missions to Mars.Read more…
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Satellite Collisions Are a Mounting Threat. Updated ‘Rules of the Road’ Could Help

April 5, 2023

Passant Rabie

Orbit is increasingly becoming a busy highway, with more companies launching hoards of satellites above our skies. With all those spacecraft cruising in Earth orbit, a group of industry representatives is suggesting new guidelines for “road safety” in …
Read more: Satellite Collisions Are a Mounting Threat. Updated ‘Rules of the Road’ Could Help
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China Takes a Small Step Towards Improving Its Falling Rockets Problem

March 30, 2023

Passant Rabie

China is developing a parachute system to help control where its rocket boosters land instead of free-falling onto the ground near populated areas.Read more…
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Airplanes Face a Growing Risk of Being Hit by Uncontrolled Incoming Rockets

March 30, 2023

Michael Byers and Aaron Boley

On May 11, 2020 a deadly threat flew from Los Angeles to New York City in under nine minutes. It was a 20-tonne Chinese Long March 5B rocket body passing around 60 miles overhead.Read more…
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Recent Fireballs Over California Were Pieces of Discarded ISS Antenna

March 22, 2023

Passant Rabie

Over the weekend, footage of bright, flashing streaks of light that blazed across the sky over Sacramento, California, went viral, with most people wondering whether it was a meteor or a UFO. As it turns out, it was neither. Instead, the mysterious obj…
Read more: Recent Fireballs Over California Were Pieces of Discarded ISS Antenna
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Uncontrolled Chinese Rocket Segment Disintegrates Over Texas

March 14, 2023

Passant Rabie

The Long March 2D second stage is believed to have reentered over an unpopulated part of Texas on March 7 and so far there are no reports of injuries or damage to property. Sadly, as more rockets are sent to space and as rules around these matters rema…
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