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Articles tagged: SURGE

  • Apollo program, Mary Lynne Dittmar, NASA, SpaceX, SURGE June 2015 Innovation at escape velocity: from NASA’s Apollo to SpaceX

    ..., these two areas are the focus of several entrepreneurial efforts, including a business accelerator called SURGE, located in Houston, Texas. SURGE is the 10th largest accelerator in the country and provides mentoring, access to investors and teaming...

    • Apollo program
    • Mary Lynne Dittmar
    • NASA
    • SpaceX
    • SURGE
    Authors: Mary Lynne Dittmar    
  • big data analytics, Cloud computing, NewSpace, Northern Sky Research, NSR, the cloud April 2021 Satellites in the cloud: data from orbit

    ... in the ICT (Information & Communication Technology) sectors. Over the past decade alone, adoption of ‘the cloud’ has surged forward with major legacy software vendors orchestrating efforts towards the emergence of on-demand self-service, rapidly...

    • big data analytics
    • Cloud computing
    • NewSpace
    • Northern Sky Research
    • NSR
    • the cloud
    Authors: Shivaprakash Muruganandham    
  • D-MOSS, Dengue fever, Dengue MOdel forecasting Satellite-based System, Earth observation data, UKSA International Partnership Programme April 2021 Predicting dengue fever outbreaks from space

    ... up by a comprehensive skill assessment. In addition, any dengue forecasting system should have low operating costs. The unprecedented surge in dengue epidemics across the globe in recent decades prompted the WHO at the start of 2019 to include the...

    • D-MOSS
    • Dengue fever
    • Dengue MOdel forecasting Satellite-based System
    • Earth observation data
    • UKSA International Partnership Programme
    Authors: Gina Tsarouchi    
  • Life on Mars, Mars Express, Methane, NASA's Curiosity rover, Teal Ridge 24 June 2019 Unusually high methane spike detected by Curiosity

    ... long. Once released into the atmosphere, it can be quickly broken down by sunlight zapping the molecules so any surge in concentration means it must have been released recently. However, this too is no indication of life as it simply might have...

    • Life on Mars
    • Mars Express
    • Methane
    • NASA's Curiosity rover
    • Teal Ridge
  • Deep Space Industries, Moon Express, Planetary Resources Inc, Shackleton Energy Corporation, space mining March 2016 Space Mining – the Reality of Tomorrow?

    ... and used over and over again. Modern civilization, with its complex infrastructure, burgeoning population and surging urban complexes will soon need to adjust to emerging 21st century realities. By the end of this century there...

    • Deep Space Industries
    • Moon Express
    • Planetary Resources Inc
    • Shackleton Energy Corporation
    • space mining
    Authors: Joseph N. Pelton    
  • Coronal mass ejection, GONG network, solar storms, sunspots, US National Science Foundation’s National Solar Observatory 25 November 2020 Solar astronomers "listening" to the Sun can now predict future sunspots

    ... potential to disrupt satellites in orbit and produce electrical surges around the planet. Known as helioseismology, this specialist..., GPS and electrical grid systems by producing electrical surges that lead to black outs. Presently, the US...

    • Coronal mass ejection
    • GONG network
    • solar storms
    • sunspots
    • US National Science Foundation’s National Solar Observatory
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