India is about to launch a spacecraft to monitor the sun
The spacecraft will observe the sun's activity, such as storms and flares, at a time when our star will be particularly active.
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The spacecraft will observe the sun's activity, such as storms and flares, at a time when our star will be particularly active.
India's Aditya-L1 spacecraft should wind up some 932,000 miles away to monitor our star.
India's Aditya-L1 spacecraft should wind up some 932,000 miles away to monitor our star.
Air Force Global Strike Command released the initial PCB survey results from Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota last week, completing the first round of sampling at its three missile bases. Results from Malmstrom AFB and F.E. Warren AFB in Wyoming were released in August. The survey was conducted in June and July, consisting of air,…
The Air Force is ordering a major cleaning of Minot and three other bases housing ICBMs to reduce risk to personnel.