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Space policy implementation, not on track, says Agbakoba - Vimarsana News

Space policy implementation, not on track, says Agbakoba

The 25-year roadmap for the implementation of the National Space Policy (NSP) as envisioned by the National Space Research and Development Agency (NASRDA) is currently

Russia-Ukraine war raises question of who governs space where nations cannot survive without each other - Vimarsana News

Russia-Ukraine war raises question of who governs space where nations cannot survive without each other

Space is so big that no one country can claim it, and if they do, there are laws in place to check them. As the US-Russian confrontation over Ukraine spills into space, here's how space is governed.

Russia-Ukraine war raises question of who governs space where nations cannot survive without each other - Vimarsana News

Russia-Ukraine war raises question of who governs space where nations cannot survive without each other

Space is so big that no one country can claim it, and if they do, there are laws in place to check them. As the US-Russian confrontation over Ukraine spills into space, here's how space is governed.

Robots could soon autonomously repair and service satellites in orbit - Vimarsana News

Robots could soon autonomously repair and service satellites in orbit

When artificial satellites are sent up to space, usually it’s a one way mission. Their lifespan is defined by the amount of fuel they carry on board....

Space junk revealed by University of Texas graph database - Vimarsana News

Space junk revealed by University of Texas graph database

Aerospace engineers, led by space environmentalist Moriba Jah, at The University of Texas at Austin have built a graph database, AstriaGraph, to track space junk that is a threat to life on Earth.