Government/Military Program Uses Space-Based Telescopes to Track Deadly Radiation By Veronica Magan | October 24, 2012 Scientists have developed a new program to track radiation levels that can be dangerous for astronauts.
Russian Rocket Explosion Raises Concerns Over Space Debris By Veronica Magan | October 24, 2012 The explosion of the Russian Breeze M generated hundreds of new hazardous space debris.
European Satellite to Study Super Earths By Veronica Magan | October 22, 2012 A new European satellite will be launched in 2017 with the objective of studying exoplanets orbiting bright starts nearby.
Connectivity Syria is Also Suspected of Jamming Satellite Broadcasts By Veronica Magan | October 22, 2012 The European Broadcasting Union said jamming broadcasts is a violation of human rights.
How Wireless Data Growth is Slowing By Veronica Magan | October 22, 2012 TMF Associates' Tim Farrar examines CTIA's semi-anual wireless industry survey and contradicts its conclusions.
Service Station for Operating Satellites Testing Moves Forward By Veronica Magan | October 19, 2012 NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center advances in developing an Earth-orbiting service station that would extend the life of operating satellites.
Connectivity SiriusXM to join Smithsonian Collection By Veronica Magan | October 19, 2012 The Sirius FM-4 will be displayed at the National Air and Space Museum
Connectivity New Antenna Seeks to Replace Satellite Dish By Veronica Magan | October 19, 2012 Startup company is working to break the satellite status quo with the mTenna
U.S. Air Force OTV-3 Scheduled for Launch By Veronica Magan | October 19, 2012 United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket is scheduled for launch carrying the U.S. Air Force’s third Orbital Test Vehicle X-37B
What is your Satellite IQ? By Veronica Magan | October 18, 2012 App loading… Please enable javascript.