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Japan prepares to launch a fourth intelligence radar satellite
The Japan Aerospace Research, Development Agency (JAXA) and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Company on November 27 said they will launch a fourth intelligence radar with an…
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Close-up of asteroids near Earth
Scientists used NASA's giant radio telescope to capture the radar image of a 1.6-kilometer-wide asteroid hovering near the Earth.
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America - Japan cooperates to monitor pillar garbage
The Japanese newspaper recently reported that Japan and the United States have agreed to share data on space junk, and use radar to enhance the monitoring of these debri…
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Capture the world's largest satellite image missing
The European Space Agency (ESA) said that on April 15, the French Pleiades observing satellite captured the image of Envisat's largest observation satellite, lost contac…
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India successfully launched the RISAT-1 satellite
On the morning of April 26, Indian scientists successfully launched the first radar imaging satellite produced by the country (Radar Imaging Satellite - RISAT-1). RISAT-…
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America launched the satellite to spy on top secret
On April 4, the Delta IV missile carrying a dark planet left the launch pad at 4:12 pm from the US Air Force launch site in California.
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Mars used to have an ocean
The European Space Agency's (ESA) Mars Discovery program has just proven to have had an ocean that covered part of Mars. The program to use the radar and seabed sediment…
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Phobos-Grunt station may be affected by US radar
The reporter in the Russian Federation led the news in the newspaper
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21 million pounds for space radar project
The British government is launching a radar satellite project flying around the Earth with initial support for design companies up to £ 21 million.
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Uncover mysterious figures in China
Mysterious structures recently discovered by Google Maps in the Gobi desert in China are likely to be the fulcrum for directional satellites.
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The moon has 600 million tons of ice
NASA's Mini-SAR radar discovered on the north pole of the moon has about 40 holes, 1.6 to 15 km in diameter, filled with ice. NASA estimates there are at least 600 milli…
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The space probe shows that Mars is cooler inside.
Recent observations from NASA's Mars probe spacecraft show that the outermost shell and the upper crust of Mars's core are harder and colder than previously thought.
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Mars' southernmost ice region is very deep and wide
Recent measurements of Mars's southern polar region indicate that this region contains a large amount of frozen water. The amount of freezing water that this area contai…
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Discover many large seas on Saturn's Titan satellite
Scientists of the US aeronautics agency NASA yesterday (March 13) announced that the unmanned probe Cassini had found evidence of large seas on the private guard.
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New technology for meteorite positioning dating back to 10.00 years in Kansas
Scientists in the US have used radar to penetrate the ground to locate and pull up a 4-meter-wide meteorite beneath a wheat field in Greensburg, Kansas.