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Coast Guard Launches First Satellites to Aid in Arctic Rescue

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May 06, 2019

A pair of CubeSats, nicknamed Polar Scout, will help locate stranded ships in the growing number of treacherous Arctic shipping lanes.

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Understanding Kelvin Wakes: Keeping Oceans Secure with WINDS

Wake Infrared Night/Day Sensing (WINDS) utilizes a polarized longwave infrared sensor to detect unique Kelvin wake patterns on the ocean's surface created by vessels.

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Solar Gravity Lens Concept Receives $2M NASA Grant for Technology Maturation

EL SEGUNDO, Calif., Apr. 20 2020 – The Solar Gravity Lens (SGL) concept to send a fleet of optical telescopes to image habitable planets far beyond our solar system received a $2 million grant by NASA...

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AeroCube-10 Deployed to Enable Sustainable Space

To help accelerate the rapid development of new generations of technology, enhance satellite lifetimes, and better predict satellite reentry times, The Aerospace Corporation (Aerospace) designed AeroC...

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CUMULOS Zooms In and Takes Nighttime Images of Major Global Cities

Small enough to fit inside a satellite the size of a breadbox, The Aerospace Corporation’s CubeSat Multispectral Observing System (CUMULOS) has reached another major milestone—taking calibrated nightt...

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R3 to Provide High-Value Capability at Fraction of Cost

Aerocube-11 R3 is an experiment in smallsat low Earth orbit (LEO) technologies that will focus on faster development of new prototype concepts at lower costs.

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