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European Space Agency and Chinese Academy of Science Launch Collaborative Smile Mission

The European Space Agency (ESA) and the Chinese Academy of Science (CAS) have launched the Smile mission, a collaborative effort to study Earth's magnetic field and its interaction with the solar wind. The mission aims to improve understanding of solar storms and geomagnetic storms, with significant implications for the broader aerospace industry.

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ESAChinese Academy of Science (CAS)
LaunchesOrbital Operations

Largest Radio Survey of the Cosmos Reveals 13.7 Million Cosmic Objects and Events

The LOFAR Two-meter Sky Survey has completed the largest radio survey of the universe, uncovering 13.7 million cosmic objects and events, including jets from supermassive black holes, colliding galaxies, and supernova explosions. This groundbreaking survey provides new insights into the universe, demonstrating the vast diversity of celestial phenomena that can be observed using radio waves.

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ScienceResearch

EarthDaily Constellation to Provide Daily Global Coverage with High Spectral Diversity

The EarthDaily constellation, consisting of 10 spacecraft each equipped with 16 independent imaging assemblies, is designed to provide daily global coverage with 22 spectral bands, offering high-quality imagery for applications such as agriculture and geospatial analysis. This mission aims to deliver scientifically reliable data with high radiometric and geometric stability.

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EarthDaily
TechnologyEngineering

Phantom Space Acquires Vector Launch Assets to Enhance Daytona Rocket Capabilities

Phantom Space has acquired launch assets from Vector Launch, which will be integrated into its Daytona vehicle architecture, a two-stage rocket designed for payloads up to 500 kilograms. This acquisition marks a significant step forward for Phantom Space as it aims to develop satellites and an in-orbit data-backhaul service called Phantom Cloud.

4 days ago55/100
Phantom SpaceVector LaunchLockheed Martin
Commercial SpaceIndustry

CesiumAstro Expands Capabilities with Acquisition of Vidrovr to Integrate AI into Space Communications

CesiumAstro has acquired Vidrovr, a company specializing in artificial intelligence for multimodal signals analysis, to accelerate the development of AI-native space systems and embed AI in space telecommunications and intelligence infrastructure. This move aims to enhance the capabilities of CesiumAstro's software-defined phased-array communications systems.

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CesiumAstroVidrovr
Commercial SpaceIndustry