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Articles tagged: geostationary orbit

  • Nanoracks, NewSpace, satellites, Space Logistics January 2020 Commercialising space exploration and development

    ...NASA announcement on commercial platforms. Today, Nanoracks is creating the stepping stones in LEO (low Earth orbit) and GEO (geostationary orbit) that will allow us to populate the solar system with commercial laboratories. We are beginning to focus...

    • Nanoracks
    • NewSpace
    • satellites
    • Space Logistics
    Authors: Jeffrey Manber    
  • detector chips, Earth Observation, Lynred, MCT, mercury cadmium telluride February 2022 Building space-qualified detector chips

    ... of data for weather forecasting from geostationary orbit into the next decades and will also...Temperature Monitoring satellite has been launched into a low-Earth polar orbit, it will start to map rates of evapotranspiration with unprecedented fidelity...

    • detector chips
    • Earth Observation
    • Lynred
    • MCT
    • mercury cadmium telluride
    Authors: Philippe Chorier    
  • 14 April 2026 Spaceflux lands Canadian military space surveillance deal

    ... use Spaceflux’s optical telescope systems and Cortex AI platform to track objects from low Earth orbit (LEO) through to geostationary orbit (GEO). Founded in 2022, Spaceflux is headquartered in London, with operations in Italy and a sensor network...

  • cubesats, Curiosity, Europa Clipper, JPL, nanosats, NASA August 2017 Big science from small spacecraft

    ... seen by radio telescopes on Earth because they are blocked by our ionosphere. If we could position a radio telescope up at geostationary orbit (GEO) or higher, well above the ionosphere, we could observe and characterise these short-lived phenomena...

    • cubesats
    • Curiosity
    • Europa Clipper
    • JPL
    • nanosats
    • NASA
    Authors: Anthony Freeman    
  • carbon nanotubes, graphene, Mars lift, space elevator, space train February 2019 The Space Elevator – an alternative path to space?

    ... structure around an equilibrium of acceleration. This can happen in a stationary orbit around a rotating celestial body or a Lagrange point. Geosynchronous equatorial or geostationary orbit (GEO), offers such an equilibrium for Earth. A body such...

    • carbon nanotubes
    • graphene
    • Mars lift
    • space elevator
    • space train
    Authors: Martin Lades    
  • CME, Coronal mass ejection, solar atmosphere, solar storms August 2019 Lessons from the Sun

    ... after, a spectacular aurora, bright enough to cast shadows, appeared along the southern coast of Britain. Spacecraft in geostationary orbit effectively became solar wind detectors as Earth’s magnetic shield buckled under the extreme solar wind...

    • CME
    • Coronal mass ejection
    • solar atmosphere
    • solar storms
    Authors: Delores J Knipp    
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