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December 25, 2016

Altair Pathfinder Spacecraft Shipped To Commercial Launch Integrator

Pre-Production Technology Demonstrator Paves The Way For Affordable High-Performance Satellite Constellations

Millennium Space Systems has completed the development of and shipped its first Altair satellite, a pre-production pathfinder spacecraft designed to demonstrate advanced avionics, guidance & control, additive manufacturing, power systems, RF communications and onboard processing technologies. Altair Pathfinder will be launched on an International Space Station (ISS) resupply mission, currently on the manifest in March 2017 from Cape Canaveral.

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Airbus Defense And Space Bids Bon Voyage To MetOp-C

Sends Payload Module Of Europe’s Next Weather Satellite On Its First (Terrestrial) Journey

Airbus Defense and Space has shipped the payload module of Europe's next weather satellite, MetOp-C, to ESA/ESTEC ... the incubator of the European space effort. The incubator is where most ESA projects are born and where they are guided through the various phases of development.

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Space Laser Reveals Boom-And-Bust Cycle Of Polar Ocean Plants

Studying Peak And Decline Cycles Of Phytoplankton

A new study using a NASA satellite instrument orbiting Earth has found that small, environmental changes in polar food webs significantly influence the boom-and-bust, or peak and decline, cycles of phytoplankton. These findings will supply important data for ecosystem management, commercial fisheries and our understanding of the interactions between Earth’s climate and key ocean ecosystems.

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A Jet Stream At The Core Of The Earth

ESA Makes Discovery Using Earth-Observing Satellites

We would normally associate jet streams with the weather but, thanks to ESA’s magnetic field mission, scientists have discovered a jet stream deep below Earth’s surface – and it’s speeding up.

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