... giant planet; the eccentricity (i.e. degree of ellipticity of the orbit), semi-major axis, and period of the hypothetical Earth-like planet's orbit. The team also looked at the "climate inertia" of a hypothetical exoplanet. “Climate inertia" is the...
...Rapid changes in the ionosphere tend to happen close to Earth’s magnetic equator and typically just for a couple of ... being turned into exciting science, a true essence of an Earth Explorer mission such as Swarm,” added Rune Floberghagen, ESA’s ...
... and process data at scale and the next wave of Earth observation and Internet of Things (IoT) satellite constellations exist ...most scalable, secure and cost-effective data processing environments on Earth. And it is important to note it is not simply...
...specialised space companies announces the development of a new Earth Observation satellite called ‘MANTIS’. This name stands as... is very excited to work on this next generation Earth Observation satellite. This project shows that bringing together the...
..., and thus are harmless. A collision with a larger body, however, could have very serious consequences. If the Earth were to collide with an object of about a kilometre in diameter, the energy released would be similar to a combined explosion of all...
...gravitational perturbations to their orbits, and migrating closer to Earth. Depending on details of their current orbits, NEOs are... telescopes can detect NEOs on orbits interior to the Earth more efficiently than ground-based telescopes. In practice, ...