Satellite News

Posted July 20, 2004:

• Galileo Moves Forward: First Completely Civil Satellite Navigation System

Posted July 15, 2004:

• Aura Spacecraft Launched To Better Understand The Air We Breathe
• Autonomous Rendezvous Spacecraft Arrives At Vandenberg

Posted June 22, 2004:

• NASA Research Helps Highlight Lightning Safety Awareness Week

Posted June 4, 2004:

• A "Swarm" Of Satellites For A Unique Look Inside The Earth

Posted May 19, 2004:

• USGS And NASA Magnetic Database 'Rocks' The World

Posted April 29, 2004:

• New NASA Technology Helps Forecasters In Severe Weather Season

Posted April 22, 2004:

• Satellites Act As Thermometers In Space

Posted March 16, 2004:

• Biggest Ever Solar Flare Was Even Bigger Than Thought

Posted January 30, 2004:

• NASA Satellites See Ocean Conditions In 3-D, Improve Forecasts

Posted January 21, 2004:

• NASA Satellites Improve Response To Global Agricultural Change

Posted December 30, 2003:

• First Double Star Satellite Successfully Launched

Posted December 2, 2003:

• University Of Colorado's 'Little Satellite That Did' Set For Re-Entry In Coming Days

Posted October 30, 2003:

• Polar Bears' Habitat Threatened By Thinning Of Arctic Sea Ice

Posted October 9, 2003:

• Ultra Low Power Microchip Radiation-Resistant, Ready For Space

Posted October 6, 2003:

• Scientists Use Satellite To 'Pond-Er' Melted Arctic Ice

Posted September 26, 2003:

• Hubble Uncovers Smallest Moons Yet Seen Around Uranus

Posted September 16, 2003:

• NASA Keeps Watch Over Isabel, Captures Spectacular Images

Posted September 11, 2003:

• NASA Satellites Sample Hurricane 'Ingredients' To Help Forecasters

Posted July 23, 2003:

• Cool 'Eyes' Above Help Track Hot Fires Below

Posted July 16, 2003:

• Satellites See Lightning Strikes In Ozone's Origins

Posted July 1, 2003:

• Burning Forests Speedily Space-Mapped For Fire Fighters

Posted June 6, 2003:

• More Autonomy For Blind People Thanks To Satellite Navigation

Posted May 2, 2003:

• Livermore Researchers Discover Uncertainties In Satellite Data Hamper Detection Of Global Warming

Posted January 31, 2003:

• Environmental Satellite Readied To Detect Solar Storms

Posted November 6, 2002:

• Transition From El Nino To La Nina Affected Vegetation

Posted October 8, 2002:

• Technology Could Use Moon Dust To Capture Sun Power; University Of Houston Solar Cell Research Has Applications For Space Exploration, Clean Cars

Posted September 18, 2002:

• NASA Scientists Use Satellites To Distinguish Human Pollution From Other Atmospheric Particles

Posted September 16, 2002:

• From Satellites To Sea: JPL Scientists Map Ocean Eddies

Posted September 13, 2002:

• Satellite Data Could Track Vulnerable Areas, Terrorist Threats

Posted September 9, 2002:

• Satellites To Profile Weather, Improve Forecasts Through GPS

Posted August 22, 2002:

• Satellites To Profile Weather, Improve Forecasts Through GPS

Posted August 16, 2002:

• Instrument Aboard NASA's Aqua Satellite Joins Twin To Begin Comprehensive Global Coverage

Posted July 26, 2002:

• Antarctic Glacier May Yield Clues To Global Climate Change

Posted May 28, 2002:

• NASA Brings New Earth Monitoring Technology To Light
• Astronomers Discover 11 More Small Moons Of Jupiter

Posted April 24, 2002:

• NASA's Aqua Spacecraft To Study Earth's Water Cycle

Posted March 20, 2002:

• Scientists Say "Grace" As Water-Sensing Satellites Lift Off

Posted January 28, 2002:

• NASA Unveils New "Natural Hazards" Web Site

Posted January 3, 2002:

• Pulsating "Space Hairs" Could Help Small Satellites Dock With Their Mother Ship

Posted November 27, 2001:

• Mirror, Mirror On The Ball: Shiny Satellite Built With Help Of Students From Around The World To Be Launched From Space Shuttle Endeavor

Posted November 5, 2001:

• World's Smallest Self-Propelled Satellite Nearly Ready For Air Force, NASA

Posted October 24, 2001:

• Satellites Measure "Bouncing" Landscapes

Posted October 16, 2001:

• Genetic Algorithms "Naturally Select" Better Satellite Orbits

Posted August 21, 2001:

• NASA Gives Pole-To-Pole View Of Cloud Heights And Winds

Posted July 24, 2001:

• Newest NOAA Environmental Satellite Launched: Satellite Will Detect Harmful Solar Flares And Gather Weather Data

Posted July 6, 2001:

• System Would Harness GPS Signals To Study Environment

Posted June 19, 2001:

• Satellite Images Studied For Clues To Solving Urban Sprawl

Posted June 15, 2001:

• Microwaves To Reveal Ocean Weather, Locate Land Mines

Posted April 24, 2001:

• Technique Detects When Satellites Are Low On Fuel

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