It is thought that fuel stations to be installed in space may be the first step in solving the space debris problem. But can this extraordinary idea really be implemented?
As the number of satellites increases, the amount of garbage circulating around the Earth increases. Gas stations to be established in space will be a solution to this problem.
The device called Detumbler developed by Airbus seems ready to solve the growing problem of space debris in Earth orbit.
Musk’s throne is shaking. Another technology giant is joining the space race. Amazon is launching its first prototype satellites for Project Kuiper.
The United States Space Force has launched its first and only unit dedicated to targeting other nations’ satellites and their supporting ground stations. The 75th Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Squadron (ISRS) began operations on 11 August.
Yes, you didn’t read it wrong. According to a study that has resulted, it seems possible to make a satellite out of wood and let it oscillate in space and do its job.
US intelligence agencies say that China has developed sophisticated cyberweapons that can “take control” of satellites belonging to hostile Western countries and render them ineffective in supporting communications, weapons, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance systems.
The Chinese bubble shot by the US suddenly came to the fore as “What is a spy balloon?” brought the question. What really is a spy balloon? How did spy balloons suddenly come to the fore again?
Scientists expressed their concerns about the rapidly increasing number of satellites in orbit. Accordingly, by 2030, hundreds of thousands of satellites may occupy the sky, and this may seriously affect astronomers’ observations.
Jupiter’s best-known moons are Europa, Io, and Ganymede. But Jupiter’s moons are much more than these; exactly 80 of them. Large and small …
