NSIP funding is catalysing investment and creating jobs
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Watch out - Space Trash Signs is About!
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Messium uses space-based nitrogen analysis as an enabling technology for farmers
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Messium, part of the UK Space Agency’s Enabling Technologies Programme (ETP), are using space-based nitrogen analysis as an enabling technology for farmers.
Enabling Technologies Programme: Advanced and Novel Space Instruments
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Planet hunting and meteor spotting: the night sky in November 2024
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NITEMARES: Uncovering the Invisible Secrets of Mars
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Enabling Technologies Programme: Sensors & Comms
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Microwaves on the Moon
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A new challenge: using satellite tech to monitor Algal Blooms in Northern Ireland
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Visiting comets and autumnal meteors: the night sky in October 2024
The longer nights of October provide more time to see the autumnal skies before the nights get chiller! It’s a great month for meteors, seeing the closest and brightest galaxy in our skies, and later in the month there’s a …