Nominations for NOAA's 2025 David Johnson Award are due by Friday, September 27! The award, presented by the National Space Club and Foundation, is given annually to young professionals who have developed an innovative application of Earth observation satellite data. To make a nomination, please visit: https://lnkd.in/eqPpEAR6
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This event aims to bring together researchers interested in exploring the potential applications of Fink data, both in the context of the Zwicky Transient Facility (ZTF), as well as the upcoming Vera Rubin Observatory Large Survey of Space and Time (LSST). #astronomy #astrophysics #computerscience #gravitationalwaves
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We learned all about the OSIRIS-REx mission during our latest project with the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex - Gateway: The Deep Space Launch Complex - and every new development is so exciting! 🛰☄️ "The goal of the mission, whose full name is Origins, Spectral Interpretation, Resource Identification, and Security – Regolith Explorer, is to return those samples to Earth for analysis by scientists, who hope the material will offer new insights into the formation of the solar system." Learn more about the mission and the latest updates here: https://lnkd.in/g5GHfcT4
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Founder, TerraWatch Space | Earth Observation Strategist, Consultant & Evangelist | Demystifying Satellite Data & its Applications 🌍 🛰️
The top 3 most liked and shared infographics from TerraWatch Space in 2023. 2. An overview of remote sensing instruments in (or planned to be in) space - classified by type of instrument, along with some examples from the public and private sector. The Earth observation sector can be daunting for an outsider (it was for me 6 years ago), but it really does not have to be. For more EO insights, subscribe to the TerraWatch weekly newsletter: https://lnkd.in/eC4Z_nEi
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The latest discussions this week at the UN (COPUOS) demonstrated the need for a single, neutral, and worldwide entity responsible for the management of space traffic. See the link below to the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space, Scientific and Technical Subcommittee, 61st session, 1008th meeting, Vienna (in particular from 2:09:00 to 2:20:00) https://lnkd.in/eTrswbFt This need does not imply the end of regional Space Situational Awareness (SSA) actors. On the contrary, a unique entity must enable the sharing of raw orbital data to the widest extent possible between all space actors worldwide, including SSA analysts, astronomers and international organisation, together with responsive points of contact. It is then for space and SSA actors to perform conjunction assessments with their valuable expertise. A unique, neutral and transparent entity will also support the emergence of a common language between all space actors on the basis of current standards and practices.
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.....always good to corroborate Experiments, and Projects data sources with replicable and validatable (serial) data, and global collection resources. Landsat and ESA Sentinel have spoiled the general engagement filed with wonderful data, historical archive access, and ongoing support and acquisitions -- but these are not FREE services -- costing national and international collaborations millions to attain, maintain, and sustain. Commercial operations are woefully behind in these arenas. The lack of transparent, ready, and complete archive access to decades of ortho and other sensor data in the commercial sphere is just nonsensical at this stage .. if not before... well it was before too ... :)
Founder, TerraWatch Space | Earth Observation Strategist, Consultant & Evangelist | Demystifying Satellite Data & its Applications 🌍 🛰️
The top 3 most liked and shared infographics from TerraWatch Space in 2023. 2. An overview of remote sensing instruments in (or planned to be in) space - classified by type of instrument, along with some examples from the public and private sector. The Earth observation sector can be daunting for an outsider (it was for me 6 years ago), but it really does not have to be. For more EO insights, subscribe to the TerraWatch weekly newsletter: https://lnkd.in/eC4Z_nEi
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For those involved in the satellite industry, The Economist's article titled "War in Space Is No Longer Science Fiction" is must-read. This insightful article sheds light on the complex relationship between advancements in satellite technology, national interests, and the turbulent international landscape. The growing number of stakeholders from both public and private sectors, the resurgence of space activities, the lack of clear regulations, and the rising tensions all raise significant concerns about the peaceful use and exploration of Space.
War in space is no longer science fiction
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The proliferation of new Space services and capabilities makes this complex issue more difficult. Great article on disentangling the State of Registry.
International Partnerships Complicate Space Registry, State Says
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Important read! Check out this article from Arcfield chief scientist Geoff Crowley on the challenges that space debris pose for satellite operations and access to space, and the solutions available to tackle this problem! #WeAreArcfield
A Space Landfill: How to Remove and Prevent Space Debris
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#GWF2024 | Key Highlights of the session New Space Agencies Driving Downstream Space Ecosystem Development of 𝐃𝐨𝐰𝐧𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐦 𝐒𝐩𝐚𝐜𝐞 𝐒𝐮𝐦𝐦𝐢𝐭 The panel discussion delved into the dynamic evolution of national and regional space agencies to meet burgeoning demand across diverse domains. Highlighting collaboration with the commercial space industry, they explored how joint efforts are driving the development of downstream space services. Emphasizing the development and implementation of space policy with a keen focus on downstream space applications, the discussion underscored the vital role of policy frameworks in shaping the future of space exploration. Moreover, the panelists elaborated on fostering an enabling ecosystem for the growth of the downstream space industry and its users, emphasizing the importance of supportive environments for innovation and progress. Overall, the discourse provided valuable insights into the collaborative efforts and strategic planning necessary for advancing space exploration and utilization. Francesco PIGNATELLI Strategic Advisor @ Digital Economy Unit, Directorate for Digital Transformation and Data, JRC European Commission Christian Hauglie-Hanssen, Director General Norwegian Space Agency Gunter Schreier Chair - ISPRS, International Policy Advisory Committee (IPAC) Siriluk Prukpitikul Deputy Director GISTDA, Geo-informatics and Space Technology Development Agency Eiman Alshamsi, The Arab Satellite 813 Program Manager The National Space Science and Technology Center Geospatial World #SpaceExploration #Collaboration #Innovation
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We're so proud to have three nominations for the NERC: Natural Environment Research Council Impact Awards - and one of them is for space weather forecasting ☀️🌎 How is this related to polar science? Well, solar activity can affect Earth's space radiation environment, upper atmosphere and climate in the polar regions. As part of their work, the team have developed forecasting tools that can warn us about high levels of incoming radiation that could affect satellites 🛰️ Read more about the Space Weather and Atmosphere team here 👇 https://lnkd.in/eH7Wd4P4 #OurEnvironmentOurFuture
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