... aerial surveys) can already address a large part of the energy sector’s needs. On the other hand, insect swarms for instance, which have an impact on biofuel production, can already be monitored from space. The upcoming Sentinel...
... to cope with a major CME event. The recent determination about the shift in Earth’s magnetic poles by ESA’s Swarm and NASA’s MMS satellites raises this concern even higher since it is the magnetic poles that shape...
... Flashlight, NEA Scout and a third spacecraft, LunarIceCube, will all be dropped off near the Moon as part of a ‘swarm’ of up to 13 cubesats, hitching a ride on the first flight of NASA’s new heavy lift rocket, the Space Launch System...
... of oceanic, terrestrial and atmospheric systems by merging spatial and aerial data - obtained via pico-drones in a swarm - along with terrestrial data obtained by crowdsourcing from millions of ‘citizen sensors’. What would this modelling actually...
... do not coordinate with each other regarding launches, as we saw earlier this year during India’s launch of four Swarm Technologies (USA) satellites which did not have FCC authorisation. It is debatable which State will agree to be the...
... a marked weakening in Earth’s magnetic field - verified by satellite mapping of the geomagnetosphere by the European Space Agency’s Swarm constellation and NASA’s MMS satellites - could be the start of a reversal in the magnetic poles, and computer...