NCPOR Study Helps Better Understanding of the Role of Dust in Radiative Forcing
An Ice-Core based study using the Santa Barbara Disorder Atmospheric Radiation Transfer (SBDART) model was conducted by the NCPOR. The…
Next-Gen Space-Borne Systems Call for WBG Semiconductors
WBG semiconductors are critical to the development of next-generation space-borne systems thanks to advantages like insensitivity to radiation and high-temperature…
Ethernet Gives Space Applications Higher Data Rates
Microchip has developed a space-qualified Ethernet communication solution based on a Commercial Off-the-Shelf (COTS) for space applications.
Blog: Modern Satellites and Fire From the Sky
Satellite systems are among the most crucial technologies for people on earth. They are also vulnerable to terrorist manipulation.
AI Mapping Used for Disaster Preparedness
Intel has partnered with the Red Cross on its Missing Maps project to map vulnerable areas and identify roads, bridges,…
Airline Safety Omitted at CES
Conspicuously absent from a CES presentation on the future of aviation technology was the burning question of airline safety in…
Boeing Fails to Impress
On its maiden flight, Starliner spacecraft fails to reach the International Space Station.
GPS Inventors Receive Royal Engineering Prize
The four engineers who created GPS have been awarded a top engineering prize of £1 million in honor of their…
Positive Outcomes from WRC-19 Congress
The World Radiocommunications Conference addressed the disjointed nature of 5G spectrum allocations around the world, among other thorny problems.
Could a 3D-Printed Rocket Bring You Back from Mars?
Relativity wants to send its manufacturing ecosystem to the Martian surface, so astronauts can gather raw materials on Mars and…