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US air force confirms #Tiangong1 reentry this morning at ~02:16 CEST over the Pacific – not too far from the uninhabited area that is typically used for controlled reentries. This […]
US air force confirms #Tiangong1 reentry this morning at ~02:16 CEST over the Pacific – not too far from the uninhabited area that is typically used for controlled reentries. This […]
While cruising around Saturn, be on the lookout for picturesque juxtapositions of moons, rings, and shadows. One quite picturesque arrangement occurred in 2005 and was captured by the then Saturn-orbiting […]
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LIVE NOW: Our experts talk about the ~5,800 pounds of science and cargo that will leave planet Earth on a @SpaceX #Dragon spacecraft tomorrow to head to the @Space_Station. Watch: […]
A thunderstorm seen from above – this the subject of research for @ASIM_Payload – read more about the #SpaceStormHunter here: https://t.co/SC1ohk85Yw and here https://t.co/oR3jhHL4AR — ESA (@esa) April 1, 2018
Very hard to predict a precise location of reentry. Read more about why here: https://t.co/N4iNQxzmIR — ESA (@esa) April 1, 2018
The science briefing on tomorrow's #Dragon cargo, including our #SpaceStormHunter @ASIM_Payload, starts shortly on @NASA TV https://t.co/y0X3bUJdt9 https://t.co/3AayIYB00M — ESA (@esa) April 1, 2018
International law and the UNOOSA Rescue Agreement say you'd have to let local authorities know – recovered space objects belong to the owner, and governments are obliged to return them. […]
#Tiangong1 monitoring almost complete – ESA's #spacedebris team forecasting reentry during a window of about four hours centred on 01:07 UTC (03:07 CEST) on 2 AprilSummary & FAQ: https://t.co/pvPdVBiPp4 pic.twitter.com/FWYplRnXXZ […]