With El Niño expected to stretch into the winter, all eyes are on 2024
Experts say that so far, El Niño has played a small part in 2023’s soaring temperatures. Its bigger role is yet to come.
Source: cbc.ca
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Artemis 2 Orion spacecraft comes together ahead of 2024 moon mission (photos)
Sections of the Orion spacecraft tasked with flying four astronauts around the moon during the Artemis 2 mission have been joined together.
Source: space.com
Are Spy Satellites Really Worth the Millions?
The notion that spy satellites can meet all of America’s intelligence-gathering needs may be the result of a combination of the popular culture of recent decades.
Source: nationalinterest.org
NASA's Artemis moon astronauts will ride to the launch pad in these electric cars (photos)
NASA and electric car maker Canoo revealed the interior of the vehicle that will ferry Artemis moon astronauts to the launch pad.
Source: space.com
Q&AZ: After orbiting Earth for 17 years, what will happen to the CALIPSO satellite?
In 2006, NASA and France’s National Centre for Space Studies launched a satellite named CALIPSO. Through KJZZ's Q&AZ reporting project, a listener asked: Now that the satellite’s mission is over after 17 years orbiting Earth, what will happen to it?Dave Winker was the principal investigator for the CALIPSO mission, where he met professor John Reagan.They were both working with
Source: kjzz.org