... images of Jupiter and its moons Europa and Io. The spacecraft also deployed the Galileo probe that entered Jupiter’s atmosphere for the first time giving us insight into the cloud composition and its evolution. Another example is NASA’s Mars...
... data from ground stations positioned across the globe to datacentres is best accomplished through the vast resources of major cloud providers. There is no need to reinvent the transport system when the cloud has already provided elastic resources...
... rose. Television showed his free flying figure silhouetted against the clouds and blue ocean. He departed by the open payload bay doors on the trailing side of the Shuttle’s flight vector, which helped protect him from orbital debris. “Vance...
... instruments have determined that the permanently shadowed regions of the Moon are the coldest places ever measured in the solar system, but just how cold are the PSRs? They are colder than the cloud tops of the gas-giant planets, colder...
... and its intense belts of charged particle radiation, coming only about 5,000 kilometres (3,000 miles) from the cloud tops at its closest approach and in doing so, JUNO will hopefully shed light on how Jupiter formed and...
... EUMETSAT's experience in this domain, based on the organisation's knowledge of the management of big data. It allows the agencies to supply their Copernicus Earth observation data to users, via the cloud, without energy-intensive duplication of data...