Dear all,
after some time off we’re back – with some art:
On 3 December, Orbital Reflector (ORS-1) was launched aboard a Falcon-9 rocket, and will continue to orbit Earth for about two months. Orbital reflector is a temporary satellite which does neither serve any scientific nor technical purpose. Rather, the installation
This could be interesting to some of you working in the scientific sector:
ESA and german GAF AG announced today, that IRS (Indian remote sensing satellites) data they supply in Europe, can be received free of charge by scientific users.
“Interested scientists can submit project proposals, together with associated data
Dear all,
even though this might be a little bit off-topic, I’d like to use the eight science-gathering perijove (fly-by) of NASA’s Juno space probe (which took place at the beginning of September) as an opportunity to point out that raw images of NASA’s are available online at
https://www.missionjuno.swri.edu/junocam/processing
The motivated and interested public is
Congrats to the Copernicus team for successfully launching Sentinel-2B!
Press release from the European Commission:
Latest Copernicus launch will improve services for farmers, fishermen and other users of land and sea maps