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On the evening of February 16 (local time), from Russia's Plessetsk space center, the first European ocean observation satellite (EU), named Sentinel 3A, was launched in…
At the end of January, ESA will launch European Data Relay System (or SpaceDataHighway) EDRS into orbit, thus officially introducing space-based data transmission techno…
Iran on June 18 launched a new Iran-Sat satellite surveillance system at the Alborz Space Center.
China is accelerating the pace of building a giant satellite network that can help the country monitor the world.
The United States is focusing on creating micro satellites that act as cosmic police, like traffic police on the universe.
The US Advanced Defense Projects Agency (DARPA) is currently preparing to transport the space monitoring telescope (SST) to Western Australia.
The Brazilian Ministry of Science announced that a satellite co-produced by China and Brazil, launched by China, did not reach the orbit as expected but fell back to ear…
At 3:16 am, on September 2, Beijing time, China uses 'Truong Chinh 4B boosters' to successfully launch satellite 17 on a predetermined orbit.
Due to its activity on Venus's orbit, Venus Express is closer to the sun than Earth. So it caught the huge flow of particles from the solar storm. At 1:40 on March 8 at…
Indonesia's first autonomous surveillance satellite was successfully launched into orbit and sent the first signals to Earth. According to the Jakarta Post, the satellit…
A medical surveillance agency in the UK has just issued a controversial statement: Contrary to popular belief, cities in cities can make air quality worse.
According to the information posted, the images were recorded by surveillance cameras on a river section of the Truc Khuc River.
Track populations of polar bears in very heavy and dangerous frost conditions. This work has become softer when monitoring them from space.
According to the plan announced by Minister Balakrishnan, the NEA's dengue surveillance activities will still take place without nearly any interruption even if the dust…