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17 Jun 2019
- 10:56 UTC Space News NASA to seek proposals for Gateway logistics WASHINGTON — NASA will issue a formal call for proposals later this summer for cargo transportation services for its lunar Gateway, seeking to model that effort on the space station’s ...
- 10:08 UTC Parabolic Arc Report: Satellite Operators to Generate $13.7 Billion in ... CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (Northern Sky Research PR) – NSR’s Global Satellite Capacity Supply and Demand, 16th Edition report, released today, confirms despite a challenging current climate for capacity sales, long-term projections ...
- 09:01 UTC All About Space A closer inspection of Saturn’s rings reveal how they wer... A false-colour image mosaic shows Daphnis, one of Saturn’s ring-embedded moons, and the waves it kicks up in the Keeler gap. Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science InstituteAs NASA’s Cassini dove close ...
- 08:39 UTC Rocketeers TechDemoSat-1 on-board camera captures drag sail deployme...
- 08:38 UTC Astro Watch Saturn’s Moon Mimas, a Snowplough in the Planet’s Rings The Solar System’s second largest planet both in mass and size, Saturn is best known for its rings. These are divided by a wide band, the Cassini Division, whose formation ...
- 08:37 UTC Parabolic Arc CraigX Launch Scheduled for October 2019 on Cygnus Spacec... CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (Craig Technologies PR) -– Craig Technologies Aerospace Solutions (Craig) is pleased to announce the upcoming launch of CraigX, their on-orbit external experimental facility hosted on the NanoRacks ...
- 07:01 UTC Sky Lights When the Invisible Becomes Visible
- 05:11 UTC Tom's Astronomy Blo... Hope for the Mole I’ve been patiently waiting for an update on the “Mole”, that probe on the InSight lander that was to be pounded into the Martian soil to take temperature data. There ...
- 05:00 UTC collectSPACE.com: S... Krispy Kreme debuts doughnut for Apollo 11 moon landing 5...
- 05:00 UTC collectSPACE.com: T... Filled with history
- 04:27 UTC Space News RUAG: Suppliers are key to mission success Increasing time and cost pressure requires a re-thinking of products, processes, but also of supplier-customer collaboration.Peter Guggenbach, CEO RUAG SpaceRUAG Space offers high-performance, reliable products for launch vehicles and satellites, ...
- 04:01 UTC Bob Moler's Ephemer... 06/17/2019 – Ephemeris – President Kennedy wanted to get ... Ephemeris for Monday, June 17th. Today the Sun will be up for 15 hours and 34 minutes, setting at 9:30, and it will rise tomorrow at 5:56. The Moon, at ...
- 04:01 UTC SpaceFlight Insider Next NASA Mars mission to serve as pathfinder for astrona... It’s no secret that sending the first astronauts to Mars will be a monumental challenge marked with many “firsts.” Given that NASA hasn’t launched a manned mission beyond low-Earth orbit ...
- 04:00 UTC NASA: Earth Observa... Solar-Powered China China has more capacity to generate solar power than any other country, but getting the power to where it is most needed can be a challenge. Read More...
- 01:39 UTC Space News Bridenstine to meet with international partners on lunar ... WASHINGTON — NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine plans to meet with international counterparts in Paris this week to discuss cooperation on the agency’s Artemis lunar program, but says those discussions are ...
16 Jun 2019
- 23:39 UTC If We Assume How much are professors paid? The Washington State employee salary archive that I featured in my last post is a fascinating dataset to explore... including 432k entries for more than 244k people (actually unique names, ...
- 22:41 UTC Observatorio de la ... Adalaj Stepwell, Gujarat, March 2019 On my last trip to India, when I was in Gandhinagar, we left the office a little early to do some sight-seeing. We visited the Adalaj Stepwell, a stepwell built ...
- 21:13 UTC Space News On National Security | As it plans LEO constellations, Do... “On National Security” appears in every issue of SpaceNews magazine. This column ran in the June 10, 2019 issue.The buzzword in military space these days is “proliferated LEO,” which is ...
- 20:30 UTC The Guardian Starwatch: as the sun passes solstice elusive Mercury com...
- 20:27 UTC NASA Watch NASA Stands Its Ground On Climate Change Science Emails: Trump official pressed NASA on climate science, AP "Once a skeptic about climate change, Jim Bridenstine came around to the prevailing view of scientists before he took over as ...
- 20:14 UTC Space-For-All at Ho... Student and amateur CubeSat news roundup – June.16.2019
- 18:59 UTC ABC 'Welcome to my secret underground lair'
- 17:09 UTC The Planetary Socie... Reconstructing the Cost of the One Giant Leap
- 17:05 UTC Parabolic Arc A Look at the Payloads in Falcon Heavy’s STP-2 Mission A SpaceX Falcon Heavy begins its first flight. (Credit: NASA)HAWTHORNE, Calif. (SpaceX PR) — The Department of Defense (DoD) Space Test Program-2 (STP-2) mission, managed by the U.S. Air Force ...
- 16:05 UTC Astro Bob Strawberries With Your Full Moon Tonight’s full moon rises only 4° east of the planet Jupiter in the constellation Ophiuchus. Together they’ll make a truly eye-catching sight. Click the image to find the time of ...
- 15:00 UTC Irene W. Pennington... The Sky Tonight Update: Full Moon The Moon will be located on the opposite side of the Earth as the Sun and its face will be will be fully illuminated. This phase occurs at 08:31 UTC. ...
- 14:32 UTC Parabolic Arc NASA Inflatable Heat Shield Technology Performs Under Pre... LOFTID pack and deployment testing started with a load test to verify that the heat shield will perform as expected in flight under real-life conditions. (Credits: NASA)SANTA ANA, Calif. (NASA ...
- 14:27 UTC What's Up? The Spac... SKY GUY VIEWING ALERT 6/16/19 - FULL LRO MOON & JUPITER Hey Space Placers!With summer solstice almost upon us - June 21st and the start of summer at 11:54 A.M. EDT - we have a nice viewing treat tonight.The almost Full ...
- 14:14 UTC AmericaSpace Gold Star for an Admiral: Remembering Astronaut Dave Grig...
- 13:50 UTC Astro Watch Citizen Scientists Re-tune Hubble’s Galaxy Classification Hundreds of thousands of volunteers have helped to overturn almost a century of galaxy classification, in a new study using data from the longstanding Galaxy Zoo project. The new investigation, ...
- 13:41 UTC SciTech Daily Martian Dust Storms Can Regenerate and Sustain Themselves
- 13:32 UTC collectSPACE.com: T... Real-time replay
- 13:32 UTC collectSPACE.com: S... New website replays Apollo 11 first moon landing mission ...
- 13:15 UTC Tom's Astronomy Blo... Hubble Sees NGC 4051 Not quite what I was going to post, but I need the practice. It’s a good thing though. I’ll explain; but first about the image: ESA: When massive stars die ...
- 13:12 UTC SpacePolicyOnline.c... What’s Happening in Space Policy June 16-22, 2019 Here is SpacePolicyOnline.com’s list of space policy events for the week of June 16-22, 2019 and any insight we can offer about them. The House and Senate are in session ...
- 13:09 UTC Astronaut.com Who’s Out There? Anyone On Rogue Planets? The post Who’s Out There? Anyone On Rogue Planets? appeared first on Astronaut.
- 13:02 UTC Astroblog The Sky This Week - Thursday June 20 to Thursday June 27 The last Quarter Moon is Tuesday June 25. Mars is visible low in the evening twilight with Mercury above it. Jupiter is easily visible as the brightest object in the ...
- 12:22 UTC SPACE.com NASA's 'Green' Fuel Will Make Its Space Debut on SpaceX ...
- 12:08 UTC SPACE.com Blue 'Lunar Corona' Frames the Full Moon in Eerie Night-S... This abstract night-sky photo shows the full moon peeking through wispy clouds and barren tree branches while surrounded by brilliant, blue lunar corona. A relatively rare sight, this optical phenomenon ...
- 12:07 UTC SPACE.com 'Apollo's Moon Shot' Series Shows History of Human Lunar ...
- 11:54 UTC Backreaction Book review: “Einstein’s Unfinished Revolution” by Lee Sm...
- 11:46 UTC EarthSky Blog No, asteroid 2006 QV89 won’t strike Earth in September Viewed on this scale, from above the solar system, it looks as if the orbits of Earth and asteroid 2006 QV89 intersect. Yet this asteroid’s pass on September 9, 2019 ...
- 10:55 UTC Parabolic Arc Vector Names Blue Origin Veteran as CFO Stephanie KosterTUCSON (Vector PR) — Vector, the space access company, today announced Stephanie Koster will join the team as Chief Financial Officer (CFO). Koster brings more than 20 years of ...
- 10:53 UTC Space News Smith to continue to press for change in national securit... WASHINGTON — The House Armed Services Committee last week passed legislation that Chairman Adam Smith (D-Wash.) believes will help commercial rocket companies compete on a more level playing field against ...
- 10:03 UTC EarthSky Blog What causes flashes on the moon? A “lunar flare” example of TLP – seen near the lunar terminator, or line between light and dark on the moon, on November 15, 1953 by Leon H. Stuart in ...
- 09:15 UTC Parabolic Arc Spaceflight’s First Rideshare Mission Aboard a Rocket Lab... Electron lifts off with U.S. Air Force satellites. (Credit: Rocket Lab)SEATTLE (Spaceflight PR) — Spaceflight, the leading satellite rideshare and mission management provider, today announced it will launch seven spacecraft ...
- 05:50 UTC SALT Astronomy Night Log 2019-06-15 SA: EncarniSO: FredOthers: ----------------------------------------------------------------------Summary---------------------------------------------------------------------- We had nearly full Moon tonight with some thin clouds passing by especially at the end of the night, but the seeing remained more or less ...
- 04:00 UTC NASA: Earth Observa... Ship Tracks, Aleutian Islands Exhaust creates cloud lines that trace the curved trajectories of ships. Read More...
- 00:50 UTC NASA Watch Will Orbit Beyond's Indian Lander Be Built In Florida or ... Bengaluru firm to build moon lander for Nasa 2020 mission, Times of India "Confirming the development, Team Indus engineer Ananth Ramesh told TOI: "Yes, we will be building the lander. ...
- 00:46 UTC SpaceFlight Insider USAF provided with software upgrade for GPS III GPS III satellite being encapsulated into its payload fairing prior to its launch in 2018. Photo Credit: Lockheed MartinFive months after being awarded the GPS Control Segment Sustainment II (GCS ...

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