Earth Day: The Power of Earth Observation
Earth Day: The Power of Earth Observation
Here are just five of the ways the UK is using Earth Observation to benefit our planet.
Here are just five of the ways the UK is using Earth Observation to benefit our planet.
Although March sees the start of meteorological spring, it’s still a wonderful time to see the winter constellations.
On Friday 4 February 2022, a geomagnetic storm impacted recently launched Starlink satellites.
It's not every day I attend a workshop where satellites, bananas, livestock, and ethics are central to the conversation.
Our February night skies host some of the most distinctive and spectacular constellations, so wrap up warm and make the most of any clear nights that come around!
2022 brings a host of exciting astronomical events and the long winter nights provide an excellent chance to spend some time under the stars.
December brings the shortest day and longest night of the year – and with more than 16 hours of darkness, it’s the perfect time for some stargazing!
How the UK Space Agency responded to the fragmentation of COSMOS1408 on 15 November 2021.
At Canada House in London last week, UK and Canadian space delegations came together to celebrate the collaboration between our two space sectors.
The night-time temperatures have dropped noticeably in recent days, but don’t let that deter you from venturing out to look at the stars!
Having passed the equinox last month, there is now more night-time than daylight, perfect for a night of stargazing!