...we founded Spire to be a part of that transformation, using data from space to improve life on Earth. From day one, we focused on non-optical methods of Earth observation, like radio occultation (RO), where the underlying technology (software-defined...
...only many aspects of space activity but also everyday life on Earth. Space sustainability is undoubtedly a topic of growing importance...a manner consistent with the recognition that near-Earth orbits and the electromagnetic spectrum are limited natural...
... photosynthesis could be one of the solutions. Commonly known as algae, these organisms are not only critical to sustaining life on Earth but they could be the key to providing sustenance and breathable air on board future spacecraft too. High...
... Magellanic Cloud, a satellite galaxy of the Milky Way, located 163,000 light-years away. Early emergence of life in the Earth’s history is often used to argue for a high abiogenesis rate. Though this argument is logically correct, statistically...
... centuries ago. Since then, theories of evolutionary chemical biology have been largely accepted to explain the formation of life on Earth. Here, using selected examples, the authors ask why it is that some organisms can tolerate extreme conditions...
...satellites are effectively ‘trapped’ for the whole of their lifetime. As we can already see in our day-to-day life on Earth, the performance of any infrastructure is nothing if not supported by organised logistics services. With the upcoming in-space...