
In the early hours of Sept. 7, NASA broke a world record.
In the early hours of Sept. 7, NASA broke a world record.
Zipping through the sky 250 miles up is a shoebox-sized bundle of detectors and electronics named Dellingr.
Satellites are crucial to everyday life and cost hundreds of millions of dollars to manufacture and launch. Currently, they are simply decommissioned when they run out of fuel.
ESA is challenging 'citizen scientists' to apply the latest AI and image processing techniques to upscale images acquired by the Earth-watching Proba-V minisatellite.
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