...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...
...for the existence of life on Earth and for the wellbeing of Earth’s inhabitants and ecosystems ...colour Marine phytoplankton account for about half of all photosynthetic activity on Earth and most of the oxygen we breathe Launched on 16 February 2016...
... back at JAXA’s Institute of Space and Astronautical Sciences, this cargo may be a snapshot of the very beginnings of life on Earth. Graphic showing release of MINERVA-II. About the authors Makoto Yoshikawa is the Mission Manager for Hayabusa2 at the...
...our critical international infrastructure and intrinsic to everyday life on Earth. Each day billions of people around the world ...delivered to space 4700 satellites still orbiting the Earth 1800 satellites still functional (meaning about 62 percent...
... technology-dependent world are still only paid cursory attention, despite the disruption it could cause to daily life on Earth. According to financial risk manager Calogero Nicosia it is a threat that should be taken seriously and not only by those...
... understand the multiple threats posed to our planet and life on Earth from such things as climate breakdown, solar storms,...but none should be considered more important than saving Earth, human life, and the global economy from real and tangible ...