A striking satellite image from the Copernicus Sentinel-2 mission has captured the ongoing eruption of the Piton de la Fournaise volcano on Réunion Island, enhancing our understanding of volcanic activity
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Sophia and Kepler to marry orbital compute with optical links
COLORADO SPRINGS – Sophia Space will begin deploying edge compute nodes on Kepler Communications satellites in late 2026, under a strategic pact announced April 13. Through the partnership, Sophia Space
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Artemis 2 astronaut Christina Koch smiles with the zero-gravity indicator “Rise” in an Orion spacecraft selfie. (Image credit: NASA) Artemis 2 astronaut Christina Koch starred in an out-of-this-world selfie with
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