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SEA-LEVEL CHARTING SATELLITE PASSES WITH FLYING COLOURS SEA-LEVEL CHARTING SATELLITE PASSES WITH FLYING COLOURS - Like students all over the world currently awaiting exam grades, the Copernicus Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich satellite has also been put through a series of strenuous tests leaving the eyes of the teams involved in this international mission set firmly on its final results. Happily, Sentinel-6 has passed with flying colours and engineers can now prepare it for shipment to the US for liftoff on a SpaceX Falcon-9, which is scheduled for 10 November.    More
(Source: Phys.org - Jul 23)


LAWMAKERS CONCERNED CHINA MAY HACK, DISRUPT US MILITARY SATELLITE NETWORKS LAWMAKERS CONCERNED CHINA MAY HACK, DISRUPT US MILITARY SATELLITE NETWORKS - What if a drone-launched, precision-guided Hellfire missile or fighter-jet air-dropped bomb was heading directly toward a designated enemy target, but it was disabled or its trajectory was suddenly jammed, altered or thrown off-course? Even worse, what if its flight path were sabotaged, taken over, or directed toward a friendly target?   More
(Source: Fox News - Jul 23)


WATCH RUSSIA LAUNCH A NEW CARGO SHIP TO THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION THURSDAY WATCH RUSSIA LAUNCH A NEW CARGO SHIP TO THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION THURSDAY - A Russian Soyuz rocket will launch a robotic cargo ship packed with tons of supplies to the International Space Station Thursday (July 29), and you can watch the launch live. Roscosmos, Russia's space agency, will launch the uncrewed Progress 76 supply ship to the station at 10:26 a.m. EDT (1426 GMT) from Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, where the local time will be 7:26 p.m. You can watch the launch live here and on the Space.com homepage, courtesy of NASA TV.    More
(Source: Space.com - Jul 23)


OVER 12,000 SATELLITES TO BE LAUNCHED IN NEXT 10 YEARS: NSR OVER 12,000 SATELLITES TO BE LAUNCHED IN NEXT 10 YEARS: NSR - The satellite industry for the next decade, through the lens of changing industry dynamics and Covid-19 impact, will see the launch of over 12,000 satellites of all mass ranges, according to a report by NSR. The report titled Global Satellite Manufacturing and Launch Markets, 10th Edition also forecasts that the satellite launches will generate a cumulative opportunity of $131.2bn in launch revenues alone.    More
(Source: SatelliteProME.com - Jul 22)


NASA SPACEWALKERS COMPLETE UPGRADE AT INT'L SPACE STATION NASA SPACEWALKERS COMPLETE UPGRADE AT INT'L SPACE STATION - Two NASA astronauts on a spacewalk Tuesday completed a years-long project to upgrade the power system at the International Space Station. Bob Behnken and Chris Cassidy installed a final, new lithium-ion battery, adding to 23 of the new power cells that replaced 48 aging nickel-hydrogen power cells. The space station is powered largely by solar power stored in batteries that are accessible only from space.   More
(Source: UPI.com - Jul 22)


WATCH ISS SPACEWALK JULY 21 WATCH ISS SPACEWALK JULY 21 - On Tuesday, July 21, 2020, two NASA astronauts will perform the second in a pair of International Space Station (ISS) spacewalks, to finish a 3 1/2-year effort to upgrade the station’s power system. At completion, 24 new lithium-ion batteries and adapter plates will replace 48 aging nickel-hydrogen batteries. NASA TV’s live coverage of the spacewalk will begin on Tuesday at 10:00 UTC (6:00 a.m. EDT).   More
(Source: EarhSky - Jul 21)


SPACEX DELIVERS SOUTH KOREA’S FIRST MILITARY SATELLITE INTO ON-TARGET ORBIT SPACEX DELIVERS SOUTH KOREA’S FIRST MILITARY SATELLITE INTO ON-TARGET ORBIT - A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket deployed South Korea’s first dedicated military satellite into orbit Monday a half-hour after a fiery launch from Cape Canaveral, helping fulfill an agreement between Lockheed Martin and the South Korean government in exchange for Korea’s purchase of F-35 fighter jets six years ago. South Korea’s Anasis 2 military communications satellite rocketed away from Cape Canaveral at 5:30 p.m. EDT (2130 GMT) Monday on top of a Falcon 9 launcher.    More
(Source: SpaceFlight Now - Jul 21)


SPACEX GOING FOR ROCKET REUSE RECORD WITH SOUTH KOREAN SATELLITE LAUNCH SPACEX GOING FOR ROCKET REUSE RECORD WITH SOUTH KOREAN SATELLITE LAUNCH - SpaceX aims to re-launch the Falcon 9 booster Monday that catapulted astronauts Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken toward the International Space Station in May, this time carrying a South Korean military communications satellite while pursuing a record for the quickest turnaround time between flights of an orbital-class rocket stage.   More
(Source: SpaceFlight Now - Jul 20)


NOT A METEOR, BUT A RUSSIAN ROCKET RE-ENTERING EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE STREAKS ACROSS THE WEST TEXAS SKIES NOT A METEOR, BUT A RUSSIAN ROCKET RE-ENTERING EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE STREAKS ACROSS THE WEST TEXAS SKIES - West Texas skies lit up shortly after 2 a.m. as a strange object streaked across the sky. Initially, it appeared to be a meteor breaking up in the earth's atmosphere. But this object was moving too slow and didn't behave like a typical meteor. Upon further investigation, this object was not a space rock, but rather something built by humans.    More
(Source: NewsWest9.com - Jul 19)


SPACEX LAUNCH: HOW TO WATCH LAUNCH OF SOUTH KOREAN MILITARY SATELLITE MONDAY SPACEX LAUNCH: HOW TO WATCH LAUNCH OF SOUTH KOREAN MILITARY SATELLITE MONDAY - SpaceX has had an unfortunate run of Falcon 9 postponements recently, with both a Starlink and Anasis-II mission launch getting delayed in the past two weeks. Anasis-II is a South Korean military satellite that was originally scheduled to launch on July 14. But SpaceX announced it was pushing back blast-off "to take a closer look at the second stage, swap hardware if needed" just a day before launch. SpaceX had also postponed its latest Starlink launch on July 8 and then again on July 11.    More
(Source: CNET - Jul 19)

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