Bezos-Backed Climate Satellite MethaneSAT Declared Lost After Technical Failures

Bezos-Backed Climate Satellite MethaneSAT Declared Lost After Technical Failures

  •   02/07/2025 03:16:41
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A satellite backed by billionaire Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has been lost in space while carrying out an important climate change mission, New Zealand officials said Wednesday. Amazon founder Bezos pumped more than US$100 million into the project through his philanthropic Earth Fund.
Indian Astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla to Speak with Students, ISRO Scientists from Space on July 4th

Indian Astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla to Speak with Students, ISRO Scientists from Space on July 4th

  •   02/07/2025 03:16:41
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Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla will interact with ISRO students and scientists from the International Space Station. The interaction will occur via ham radio on Friday. This event is part of the ARISS program. It aims to promote STEM education. The session will take place at the U R Rao Satellite Centre in Bengaluru.
NASA+ to Stream Live Rocket Launches, Spacewalks on Netflix This Summer

NASA+ to Stream Live Rocket Launches, Spacewalks on Netflix This Summer

  •   01/07/2025 03:16:42
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NASA is partnering with Netflix to stream NASA+, its ad-free streaming platform, starting summer 2025. This collaboration will bring live rocket launches, astronaut spacewalks, and Earth views from the ISS to Netflix's global audience. The goal is to make space exploration more accessible, educational, and inspiring for millions of viewers worldwide, expanding NASA's digital reach.
Earth's Mantle Unleashes Volcanic Fury, Carving New Ocean in Africa

Earth's Mantle Unleashes Volcanic Fury, Carving New Ocean in Africa

  •   01/07/2025 03:16:42
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In East Africa's Afar Depression, scientists have discovered that fresh lava from deep within the Earth's mantle is driving the continent's split. The mantle upwellings pulse with distinct chemical signatures, fueling volcanic eruptions and earthquakes. This activity weakens the crust, potentially leading to a new ocean separating the Horn of Africa.
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