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PhilSA exec calls for use of space data to address PH's 'increasing vulnerability' to climate change - Vimarsana News

PhilSA exec calls for use of space data to address PH's 'increasing vulnerability' to climate change

Space data plays a crucial role in addressing the country's "increasing vulnerability" to climate change, the very reason why Philippine Space Agency (PhilSA) Deputy Director General for Space Science and Technology Dr. Gay Jane P. Perez intends to use it to respond to the growing need for climate i

Source: mb.com.ph
New technology for production of cathode material for Li-ion batteries - Vimarsana News

New technology for production of cathode material for Li-ion batteries

ARCI and Allox Minerals, a Hyderabad based company, signed an Agreement for Know-How Transfer on August 12, 2021.

New Indigenous Technology For Production Of Cathode Material For Li-Ion Batteries To Make EVs Cheaper In India - Vimarsana News

New Indigenous Technology For Production Of Cathode Material For Li-Ion Batteries To Make EVs Cheaper In India

ARCI, which developed the tech, has signed a pact with Hyderabad-based Allox Minerals for Know-How Transfer.

Philippines poised to launch its biggest satellite in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Philippines poised to launch its biggest satellite in 2023

The Philippines will soon be sending its biggest Filipino-made satellite to space.

Philippines poised to launch its biggest satellite in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Philippines poised to launch its biggest satellite in 2023

The Philippines will soon be sending its biggest Filipino-made satellite to space. Called Mula, or Multispectral Unit for Land Assessment, the newest Earth-observation satellite can capture operational-quality images of approximately 100,000sq km of land area daily. Mula weighs 130kg compared with microsatellites Diwata-1 and Diwata-2, which weighed around 50 kg.