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The Oscars Snub: Why Taylor Swift’s Skipping the Red Carpet Makes Perfect Sense

Taylor Swift’s absence from the Oscars is a deliberate choice reflecting her future aspirations and personal evolution. Despite not attending, Swift’s influence is subtly felt, as highlighted by her Eras Tour dancers appearing at the event. Swift navigates life post-Joe Alwyn, focusing

3 March 2025

Launch·Navigation·News

ISRO’s Milestone Mission Faces a Major Setback

The NVS-02 satellite launch on January 29, 2023, marked ISRO’s 100th rocket mission. A technical issue with oxidizer valves prevented the satellite from reaching its designated geostationary orbit. The satellite is currently in an elliptical orbit, but its systems are functioning well.

2 February 2025

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Japan’s H3 Rocket Soars to New Heights, Revolutionizing Global Positioning

Japan’s H3 rocket successfully launched the No. 6 Michibiki satellite, improving global positioning accuracy to just a few centimeters. This launch marks the fourth consecutive success for the H3 rocket, demonstrating its reliable two-stage liquid-fueled design. The Michibiki satellite series aims to

2 February 2025

Industry·Launch·Navigation·News·Satellites·Security

Japan’s H3 Rocket Soars, Launching Michibiki 6 Satellite into Orbit

The H3 rocket successfully launched the Michibiki 6 satellite from Tanegashima Space Centre, marking a significant advancement in Japan’s space ambitions. The Michibiki 6 satellite will enhance Japan’s quasi-zenith satellite system, which is now growing to five operational satellites. Japan plans to

2 February 2025

Industry·Launch·Navigation·News·Satellites

Japan’s Bold Leap into the Cosmos: New Satellites Set to Revolutionize Navigation

Japan launched the Michibiki 6 satellite using the H3 rocket, enhancing its global positioning system. This satellite is part of the quasi-zenith satellite system (QZSS), which aims for independence from U.S. GPS. Japan plans to increase its satellite count to seven by

2 February 2025

Defense·Navigation·News·Satellites·Security·Weather

Japan Soars to New Heights with Successful H3 Rocket Launch

Japan’s successful launch of the H3 rocket represents a significant advancement in its space technology. The Michibiki 6 satellite enhances Japan’s quasi-zenith satellite system to improve navigation accuracy. The satellite network aims to reduce reliance on foreign navigation systems, including the U.S.

2 February 2025

Imagery·Launch·Navigation·News·Satellites

MH370 Mystery Solved? New Tech Offers Hope

Quantum computing is being used to improve analysis of satellite and oceanographic data, potentially pinpointing MH370’s location more accurately. Underwater drones with enhanced sensors and AI navigation are set to conduct thorough ocean floor surveys in the southern Indian Ocean. High-resolution satellite

2 February 2025

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Trump’s Bold Tariff Moves: Are Canada and Mexico Ready for Battle?

President Trump has imposed a 25% tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico, alongside a 10% tax on Chinese goods. These tariffs are viewed as a response to issues related to illegal immigration and drug trafficking. Immediate backlash includes threats of retaliation

2 February 2025

Launch·Local·Navigation·News·Satellites

Japan’s Space Ambitions Soar with the Launch of Michibiki 6 Satellite

Japan’s first space mission of the year features the H3 rocket launching the Michibiki 6 satellite. The launch window opens at 3:30 a.m. EST, with live coverage starting 40 minutes prior. The H3 rocket, developed by JAXA and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, is

1 February 2025

Navigation·News·Satellite Internet·Satellites·Security

Launch Alert: Stay Clear of the Falcon 9 Starlink Launch Area for Your Safety

The Falcon 9 Starlink 12-3 launch occurs on February 3, with a Security Zone activated for safety. The Security Zone goes into effect at 1:54 a.m. and remains active until the launch is completed. The U.S. Coast Guard emphasizes strict compliance to

1 February 2025

NASA·Navigation·News·SpaceX

An Alien Named Romulus is Changing Space Tech! Is This the Future?

Romulus is an advanced AI system pushing the boundaries of space exploration with its blend of AI and robotics. It can independently navigate and analyze unexplored terrains, offering real-time geological insights. Romulus represents a shift toward intelligent machines acting as our proxies

1 February 2025