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Space debris: 'Grandfather satellite' due to fall to Earth - Vimarsana News

Space debris: 'Grandfather satellite' due to fall to Earth

Europe's pioneering ERS-2 Earth observation spacecraft will make an uncontrolled dive to destruction.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Space debris: 'grandfather satellite' as it falls to Earth - Vimarsana News

Space debris: 'grandfather satellite' as it falls to Earth

By Jonathan AmosScience reporterimage caption, Artwork: Europe's Earth remote sensing satellites weighed about 2.5 tons at launch1 hour agoA

'Grandfather satellite' due to fall to Earth - Vimarsana News

'Grandfather satellite' due to fall to Earth

The European Space Agency (Esa) says most of the two-tonne satellite will burn up on the way down.

Space debris: 'Grandfather satellite' ERS-2 due to fall to Earth - Vimarsana News

Space debris: 'Grandfather satellite' ERS-2 due to fall to Earth

ERS-2 was a cutting-edge observation platform when it launched in 1995, forging technologies that are now used routinely to monitor the planet.

Synspective Signs MOUs to Expand into Central Asia with InSAR Seismic Risk Assessment in Uzbekistan and Disaster Solutions in Kazakhstan - Vimarsana News

Synspective Signs MOUs to Expand into Central Asia with InSAR Seismic Risk Assessment in Uzbekistan and Disaster Solutions in Kazakhstan

Tokyo, Japan – Synspective, a SAR satellite data and analytics solution provider, today announced that it is entering into memoranda of understanding (MOUs) with Uzbekistan’s Center for Space Monitoring and Geoinformation Technologies and Kazakhstan Gharysh Sapary (KGS), the national space agency of Kazakhstan. In early January, along with key ministry officials from Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Japan,