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Volunteers Worldwide Successfully Tracked NASA's Artemis I Mission - Vimarsana News

Volunteers Worldwide Successfully Tracked NASA's Artemis I Mission

In the year since NASA’s historic Artemis I mission successfully launched, the agency has been analyzing data from its approximately 25-day journey around the

Source: nasa.gov
ILLUMA-T launches to the International Space Station - Vimarsana News

ILLUMA-T launches to the International Space Station

Boston MA (SPX) Nov 14, 2023 - On Nov. 9, a Lincoln Laboratory-developed laser communications terminal integrated on a NASA-built payload was launched aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 vehicle. Cameras inside the launch vehicle enabled th

NASA Astronaut to Speak with Florida Students from Space Station - Vimarsana News

NASA Astronaut to Speak with Florida Students from Space Station

Students from the Creative Learning Academy in Pensacola, Florida, will have an opportunity this week to hear from a NASA astronaut aboard the International

Source: nasa.gov
Speedy downloads: Why NASA is turning to lasers for next-gen space comms - Vimarsana News

Speedy downloads: Why NASA is turning to lasers for next-gen space comms

The first tests of optical communications far from Earth will take place aboard the asteroid-bound Psyche spacecraft

Source: yahoo.com
ILLUMA-T launches to the International Space Station - Vimarsana News

ILLUMA-T launches to the International Space Station

MIT Lincoln Laboratory's ILLUMA-T, a laser communications terminal in low Earth orbit, seeks to demonstrate high data rates from the ISS to NASA’s Laser Communications Relay Demonstration satellite in geosynchronous orbit and ultimately to Earth, and from the ground back up to the ISS.

Source: mit.edu