... now clearly long-gone and understanding more about the change in Mars’ climate from a watery world to that of a giant desert is one of... is far from done in its quest to unravel Mars’s climatic history and it has a few more years left before its...
... 700 K (427 degrees celsius)! These fiery planets are therefore ideal laboratories for studying the extreme climates and chemistry of worlds whose conditions are far removed from what we are used to here on Earth. WASP...
... may be perhaps a 100 megacities of more than 10 million people. Our world will be experiencing significant elements of climate change, major environmental shifts, and growing natural resource needs. The world as we know it today will significantly...
... duties to employ space technology to mitigate human suffering. The situation is likely to be exacerbated by anthropogenic climate change as it leads to the displacement of people and communities. In this timely ‘conversational’ article, PJ Blount...
... numerous other tasks. In addition, satellites are used to manage and mitigate natural disasters, monitor the Earth’s climate and well-being and provide information for national security. In short, without satellite data, the lives...
... and non-state actors to address a range of global issues including preserving the environment, monitoring climate change, protecting biodiversity, enabling education, managing the weather, providing telemedicine services and managing agricultural...