Down on the ground, death equals stillness – but not in space. Derelict satellites can tumble in unpredictable ways and ESA’s team tasked with developing a space salvage mission want to find out why. In recent years, satellites beginning uncontrolled reentries have been tracked, such as Russia’s Phobos-Grunt and Germany’s Rosat.
read more Probing satellites’ mysterious death tumbling.
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Star-gazers and astronomers may be able to witness the annual Geminids meteor shower, which is expected to peak on the nights of December 13 and […]
An international research team has discovered the first pair of supermassive black holes in orbit around one another in a quiescent galaxy. read more: Supermassive […]
