A European research aircraft was able to exchange 2.6 gigabits per second with a geostationary satellite for several minutes.
Space is tough on materials. Radiation, UV light, atomic oxygen and sharp temperature swings can degrade metals, polymers and coatings over time. This article looks at the current ways researchers are ...
Over half a century after Apollo 17, humans are heading back into deep space — this time with the intention of staying.
The European Space Agency announced up to $118 million in funding March 2 for projects promising to accelerate the convergence of satellite and terrestrial communications.
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World-first gigabit-per-second laser link between aircraft and geostationary satellite
Faster, more secure connections from space could one day make broadband on planes, ships and even remote roads as easy as turning on a light. The European Space Agency (ESA), Airbus Defense and Space, ...
One of the world’s most powerful telescopes has peered inside Uranus to map its version of the northern lights in 3D for the ...
This striking image from the science camera on ESA's Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (Juice) shows interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS ...
What will people in future colonies on the Moon or Mars live on? New research shows that plants can thrive in the soils there ...
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