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BAE Systems finalizes assembly of Carruthers Geocorona Observatory - Vimarsana News

BAE Systems finalizes assembly of Carruthers Geocorona Observatory

Paris, France (SPX) Apr 03, 2024 - BAE Systems (LON: BA) has successfully completed the integration of the Carruthers Geocorona Observatory's UV spectrometer with the satellite's main structure. This development paves the way for the

NASA's new astronauts are excited for April's total eclipse: 'I'm going to be that little kid all over again' (exclusive) - Vimarsana News

NASA's new astronauts are excited for April's total eclipse: 'I'm going to be that little kid all over again' (exclusive)

Several new NASA astronauts used to study the sun on the regular. They shared their research ahead of the next solar eclipse that crosses the United States on April 8.

Source: space.com
SwRI Develops More Effective Particle Conversion Surfaces For Space Instruments - Vimarsana News

SwRI Develops More Effective Particle Conversion Surfaces For Space Instruments

Los Angeles CA (SPX) Mar 26, 2024 - Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) is channeling internal funds towards the innovation of advanced conversion surfaces for spacecraft instruments. These surfaces, characterized by their ultra-smoot

Should you be worried about solar storms? - Vimarsana News

Should you be worried about solar storms?

As the Sun nears solar maximum, the odds of potentially dangerous solar storms go up. What could one do to Earth?

Researchers Create Efficient Conversion Surfaces for Future Space Instruments - Vimarsana News

Researchers Create Efficient Conversion Surfaces for Future Space Instruments

Southwest Research Institute is investing internal funds to create more effective conversion surfaces that will enable future spacecraft equipment to collect and analyze low-energy particles.

Source: azom.com