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The Skylab missions in 1973 allowed astronauts to observe Hurricane Ellen and lightning patterns over the Andes, resulting in valuable meteorological data that enhanced storm forecasting. The human capacity for …
Astronauts’ Meteorological Observations During Skylab Missions Read More
Botswana has successfully launched its first satellite, BOTSAT-1, joining 17 other African nations in space endeavors. Developed by a local university, the satellite will enhance agricultural monitoring and could lead …
Botswana Joins the Space Race with the Launch of BOTSAT-1 Read More
The LSST camera, the world’s largest digital camera, has been installed in Chile. It features 3 billion pixels and will capture extensive views of the Southern Hemisphere sky over the …
World’s Largest Digital Camera Installed in Chile: A New Era in Astronomy Read More
Zimbabwe is preparing to launch its third satellite, ZimSat-3, focusing on agricultural technology and improved communication. The country’s space agency, ZINGSA, aims to utilize satellite imagery to tackle issues like …
Zimbabwe’s Third Satellite Launch: Advancing Technology for Agriculture and Communication Read More
Elon Musk, born in 1971 in South Africa, co-founded PayPal, founded SpaceX, and became CEO of Tesla. He is known for early computer innovation and significant contributions to electric vehicles, …
Elon Musk: Visionary Entrepreneur and Innovator Read More
The Earth is warming at an unexpected rate, with 2023 temperatures exceeding forecasts by 0.2°C (0.4°F). Gavin Schmidt of NASA emphasized the challenges in understanding these trends, highlighting the paradox …
Rapid Earth Warming: Insights and Challenges Facing Climate Science Read More
The Air Force conducted an unarmed Minuteman III ICBM test late Tuesday night from Vandenberg Space Force Base. The missile, launching at approximately 11 p.m. Pacific time, traveled 4,200 miles …
U.S. Air Force Conducts Nighttime Test of Minuteman III ICBM Read More
A wave of satellite launches in Africa, marked by Senegal’s GaindeSAT-1A, reflects a growing desire for technological sovereignty. While costs for launching satellites have fallen, enabling nations to engage more, …
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