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Jupiter: A Cloudy Mirror For The Sun?
March 10, 2005 — Astronomers using the European Space Agency's XMM-Newton telescope have discovered that observing the giant planet Jupiter may actually give them an insight in to solar activity on the far side ... > full story -
NASA/French Satellite Data Reveal New Details Of Tsunami
January 12, 2005 — For the first time, orbiting satellites have observed and measured a major tsunami event in open ocean, the Indian Ocean tsunami that resulted from the magnitude 9 earthquake southwest of Sumatra on ... > full story -
Global Space Cooperation For Disaster Relief
January 11, 2005 — The recent tragedy striking the coastlines of the Indian Ocean has highlighted the benefits of international cooperation in Earth Observation for the management of disaster relief, while ... > full story -
NASA's Aura Satellite Sheds New Light On Air Quality And Ozone Hole
December 17, 2004 — NASA scientists announced the agency's Aura spacecraft is providing the first daily, direct global measurements of low-level ozone and many other pollutants affecting air ... > full story -
Stratosphere Temperature Data Support Scientists' Proof For Global Warming
November 29, 2004 — A new interpretation for temperature data from satellites, published earlier this year, raised controversy when its authors claimed it eliminated doubt that, on average, the lower atmosphere is ... > full story -
Elephants In Space
November 23, 2004 — Scientists with the Bronx Zoo-based Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) have recently been counting their zoo animals from a lofty perch: namely, outer space. Using high-tech cameras fixed to an ... > full story -
As The World Turns, It Drags Space And Time
October 22, 2004 — An international team of NASA and university researchers has found direct evidence confirming earlier findings that the Earth is dragging space and time around itself as it ... > full story -
Protecting Our Planet's Ozone Layer
October 5, 2004 — Monitoring our planet's atmosphere has become an international priority. The Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI) is using instruments on several satellites to follow the evolution ... > full story -
Improving Wine With Satellites
September 20, 2004 — The wine harvest has begun in many regions of Europe. Will it be a vintage year, what will quantities be like? Every vineyard owner has their own idea. But specialist engineers and administrations ... > full story -
Watery Load For Ariane 5 ECA
September 20, 2004 — When the Ariane 5 ECA qualification flight lifts off in October, one of the ‘passengers’ will be 33.5 litres of water. Onboard will be the experimental Sloshsat-FLEVO satellite, designed ... > full story
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