Emerging Trends | Satellite October 3, 2019 By Nasser Bin Hammad, Head of International Relations and organizations affairs at the United Arab Emirates Space Agency The first astronaut from the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Hazza Al Mansouri, returned from space this week after his stay at the International Space Station. The news marks a significant milestone for […]
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NameExoWorld: A global project in celebration of 100 years of IAU NameExoWorlds offers the opportunity for all countries in the world to give a name to one exoplanets and its hosting star NameExoWorlds National Committee in Jordan WASP-80 b is a gas giant exoplanet that orbits a K-type star. Its mass is 0.538 Jupiters, it takes
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MEARIM 2020 Meeting is hosted by RCSSTE and will be conducted between 12-15 October 2020. The meeting covers several important aspects of astronomy, and related fields. It aims to present the latest landscape and development in astronomy and to prepare the next astronomer generations of the region to be involved in these fields. Main Theme:
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By Elizabeth Howell / Spaceflight Something went very wrong 2 minutes after liftoff. A European Vega rocket suffered a “major anomaly” while launching a satellite for the United Arab Emirates late Wednesday (July 10), leading to the loss of the rocket and its payload, according to Arianespace, which built the booster. The Vega rocket launched the FalconEye1 Earth-observation satellite for the
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“The UAE said on Thursday it will launch the Falcon Eye 1 satellite into orbit on Saturday July 6 at the French Guiana Space Centre. Falcon Eye 1 will be the fourth reconnaissance satellite launched by the UAE, bringing the total number to 10 satellites in orbit, state news agency WAM reported. It added that
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Partial Lunar Eclipse Local Type: Partial Lunar Eclipse, in Amman Begins: Tue, 16 Jul 2019, 21:43 Maximum: Wed, 17 Jul 2019, 00:30 0.65 Magnitude Ends: Wed, 17 Jul 2019, 03:17 Duration: 5 hours, 34 minutes Time Event Direction (Deg) Altitude (Deg) 21:43 Tue, 16 Jul Penumbral Eclipse begins: The Earth’s penumbra start touching the Moon’s face. 136 21.2 Sildenafil
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www.sciencedaily.com At the annual meeting of the American Astronomical Society in St. Louis, Missouri, Allison Kirkpatrick, assistant professor of physics and astronomy at the University of Kansas, will announce her discovery of “cold quasars” — galaxies featuring an abundance of cold gas that still can produce new stars despite having a quasar at the center
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TOPICS:AstronomyExoplanetMax Planck InstitutePlanetary Science By DR. BIRGIT KRUMMHEUER, MAX PLANCK INSTITUTE MAY 25, 2019 If the orbit of an extrasolar planet is aligned in such a way that it passes in front of its star when viewed from Earth, the planet blocks out a small fraction of the star light in a very characteristic way. This process,
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pctechmag.com Millions of people around the world today lack access to internet, particularly in rural areas where fiber optic cables, wireless infrastructures are difficult to reach. Companies then opted to provide internet down to consumers from space. Many have tried and failed but not OneWeb. Virginia-based OneWeb on Wednesday afternoon launched its first batch of six
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