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Articles tagged: Research

  • 19 February 2026 ISU launches world’s first online space research master's degree

    ... fully asynchronous structure allows students to engage with their studies according to their own schedules, making advanced research training accessible to professionals across time zones and career stages. ISU President Dr John Wensveen said: “For...

  • Covid-19, SpaceX 08 December 2020 First ever COVID-19 drug research in space through ICE Cubes

    ...-to-end ICE Cubes service is developed and operated by Space Applications Services NV/SA (Belgium) to simplify access to space for research and technology, through a partnership with the European Space Agency (ESA). Since its start, the service...

    • Covid-19
    • SpaceX
  • AISSat, microsatellites, NASA, NorSat, Norwegian Space Agency April 2021 Norway’s pioneering use of microsatellites

    ... have a particular national interest The payloads comprise the SmallCAT laser communication payload developed by the Dutch research institute (TNO) and the Delft based company Hyperion Technologies, a next generation miniaturised AIS receiver with...

    • AISSat
    • microsatellites
    • NASA
    • NorSat
    • Norwegian Space Agency
    Authors: Jon Harr    
  • September 2023 India signs up to the Artemis Accords

    ..., India became a signatory to the international US-led initiative to work together with other countries on space exploration and research on 21 June 2023, bringing total sign-ups to-date to 27 nations. But why did India do this, what was...

    Authors: Gurbir Singh    
  • 23 February 2016 Researchers probe black-hole mergers with fast-powered winds

    ... of sensitivity now being planned for the U.S.-based LIGO detectors and the Italian counterpart, Advanced Virgo, researchers are hoping to spot signs not just of binary mergers, but for a range of signals from unexplained bursts...

  • dead zones, exosolar systems, Super-Earths, turbulent discs, University of Nevada Las Vegas 29 March 2016 To build super-Earths near host star 'dead zones' are required say researchers

    ... to months - a feature that is lacking in our own Solar System. So, why isn’t Earth accompanied by a much larger neighbour? Researchers at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas studying planet formation have suggested that the key to building super...

    • dead zones
    • exosolar systems
    • Super-Earths
    • turbulent discs
    • University of Nevada Las Vegas
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