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South East Astronomy Talk - Wednesday April 24th

South East Astronomy Talk - Wednesday April 24th
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SpaceX's Next-Gen Starlink Satellites Begin Sending Data Back to Earth

The Starlink V2 Minis, a smaller version of SpaceX’s next-generation internet satellites—which have yet to launch—have turned on and are actively transmitting data back down to Earth.

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Astronomers Petition UN for Help With Satellite Constellations

An international collaboration is asking the UN to address the impacts of satellites on astronomy and devise potential solutions to the mounting problem.

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Williamina Fleming: Scots astronomer who discovered Horsehead Nebula

TODAY, I am writing about one of the most remarkable Scottish women scientists that ever lived, Williamina Fleming ...

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SpaceX deploys more Starlink satellites as astronomers renew brightness concerns – Spaceflight Now

SpaceX deploys more Starlink satellites as astronomers renew brightness concerns – Spaceflight Now
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'Unsustainable': How Satellite Swarms Pose a Rising Threat to Astronomy

SpaceX and other companies are still struggling to make their satellites darker in the night sky

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Federation of Astronomical Societies Online Convention 2021


Federation of Astronomical Societies Online Convention 2021
Federation of Astronomical Societies Online Convention 2021
April 8, 2021 at 11:16 am
Astronomer Royal Lord Martin Rees will be discussing the prospect of life within and beyond the Solar System at the 2021 Federation of Astronomical Societies annual convention, which this year – like many astronomical events over the past 12 months – is going online.
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The FAS online convention takes place on 17 April 2021 from 12:00 – 16:30 BST and will feature a range of speakers, including planetary scientists and astrophotographers.
Find out more about this year’s programme below.
From Mars to the Multiverse
Astronomer Royal Lord Martin Rees will be speaking about the latest results in the ongoing study of the planets and bodies in our Solar System, and will reveal what planetary science is uncovering about our cosmic neighbourhood.

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The billionaire rocketmen: Branson's spaceplanes take on Musk and Bezos in race to orbit


Space launches that take off from a runway are cheaper, but are they the future of spaceflight?
20 January 2021 • 6:00am
About 35,000 feet above the Pacific Ocean, 100 miles out from Los Angeles, the rocket's break-up was easily visible on weather radar: a bright fan of debris, spreading out like scattered salt. 
It was not an auspicious debut for Virgin Orbit's LauncherOne rocket system, first imagined in 2007 and a centrepiece of Richard Branson's space flight dreams. But it was far better than the tragedies felt by its sister company, Virgin Galactic, whose space programme suffered three deaths in an accidental explosion at a contractor's facility in 2007, and one more when its SpaceshipTwo vehicle disintegrated above the Mojave Desert in 2014. 

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