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Category Archive: ESA

Sentinel-6 launches from Vandenburg, CA.

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9:17 AM PST, or 12:17 PM EST, atop a Falcon 9 rocket from Vandenburg Air Force Base, California. […]

zshaul November 21, 2020 ESA, NASA, SpaceX, Uncategorized

Atmospheric Gas Study Finds Venus May be Hiding Life

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Featured Image: A surface view of Venus from Venera 9. (Image credit: Roscosmos) When it comes to life […]

Matthew Jordan September 14, 2020 ESA, Japan, JAXA, NASA, Nasa JPL, Roscosmos, SpaceX

COVID-19 Affects Spaceflight Worldwide; Arianespace Latest Casualty

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Americans are starting to feel the effects of COVID-19, or Corona Virus. School systems across the country are […]

Matthew Jordan March 16, 2020 ESA, NASA, Roscosmos, SpaceX, Starlink

2020: Mars Missions Outlook

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The year 2020 has come and with it the next Mars launch window. As such, several national space […]

Matthew Jordan February 13, 2020 China, ESA, India, Japan, NASA, Roscosmos

Solar Orbiter Rises to Uncover the Secrets of Our Star

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Featured Image: A “streak shot” of the launch of Solar Orbiter from Cape Canaveral (Image credit: Next Horizons […]

Matthew Jordan February 10, 2020 ESA, NASA, ULA

Solar Orbiter Set to Give a Better View of the Sun

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Featured Image: Solar Orbiter is removed from it’s shipping container in November 2019. (Image credit: NASA/Kim Shiflett) The […]

Matthew Jordan February 7, 2020 ESA, NASA, ULA

China Tops 2019 Launch Charts with Two More Satellites

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TAIYUAN SATELLITE LAUNCH CENTER, CHINA – On Friday morning, Dec. 20 (local time), China once again successfully launched […]

Matthew Jordan December 21, 2019 China, ESA, ULA

CHEOPS Launched on Mission to Characterize New Worlds

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After a twenty-four hour delay, the CHaracterising ExOPlanets Satellite (CHEOPS) was hefted into space from aboard a Soyuz-Fregat launch vehicle at 3:54 a.m. Dec. 18. This launch was accomplished for the European Space Agency (ESA). The launch also saw the launch of Cosmos-Skymed (an Italian Earth-observing satellite) and three cubesats.

Matthew Jordan December 18, 2019 ESA

CHEOPS Launch Delayed

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KOUROU, FRENCH GUIANA – Citing a software error, The European Space Agency has delayed the launch of the […]

Matthew Jordan December 17, 2019 ESA
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