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WVU researchers aim to cut through radio interference that obscures signal detection - Vimarsana News

WVU researchers aim to cut through radio interference that obscures signal detection

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (WV News) — A West Virginia University research team is working on ways to eliminate human-made radio interference from cell phones, televisions and radar systems that can block

Source: wvnews.com
Virgin Galactic launches researchers to suborbital space on 5th commercial flight (video) - Vimarsana News

Virgin Galactic launches researchers to suborbital space on 5th commercial flight (video)

Virgin Galactic's reusable space plane VSS Unity aced its fifth commercial mission today (Nov. 2), continuing the one-flight-per-month tempo the company began this spring.

Source: yahoo.com
Virgin Galactic launches researchers to space on 5th commercial flight - Vimarsana News

Virgin Galactic launches researchers to space on 5th commercial flight

Virgin Galactic aced its fifth commercial mission today (Nov. 2), continuing the one-flight-per-month tempo the company began this spring.

Source: space.com
Virgin Galactic astronaut Kellie Gerardi is ready for broader access to space - Vimarsana News

Virgin Galactic astronaut Kellie Gerardi is ready for broader access to space

Just days before her first spaceflight, Kellie Gerardi talks about the importance of microgravity research and making the final frontier more accessible for all.

Source: space.com
FCC directing more satellite constellations to mitigate effects on astronomy - Vimarsana News

FCC directing more satellite constellations to mitigate effects on astronomy

The FCC is requiring more operators of satellite constellations to work with astronomers to minimize their effects on ground-based astronomy.