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  1. #NASA is looking into developing a relay system of #communications πŸ“Ά satellites placed in other locations in the #SolarSystem 🌌, which could cut down the two-week blackout (when the Sun is between Earth and #Mars πŸ”΄) to just a few hours. #LaserCommunications would allow for more data per second, with superior signal fidelity planetary.org/articles/challen

    #SpaceCommunication

  2. #NASA is looking into developing a relay system of #communications πŸ“Ά satellites placed in other locations in the #SolarSystem 🌌, which could cut down the two-week blackout (when the Sun is between Earth and #Mars πŸ”΄) to just a few hours. #LaserCommunications would allow for more data per second, with superior signal fidelity planetary.org/articles/challen

    #SpaceCommunication

  3. #NASA is looking into developing a relay system of #communications πŸ“Ά satellites placed in other locations in the #SolarSystem 🌌, which could cut down the two-week blackout (when the Sun is between Earth and #Mars πŸ”΄) to just a few hours. #LaserCommunications would allow for more data per second, with superior signal fidelity planetary.org/articles/challen

    #SpaceCommunication

  4. #NASA is looking into developing a relay system of #communications πŸ“Ά satellites placed in other locations in the #SolarSystem 🌌, which could cut down the two-week blackout (when the Sun is between Earth and #Mars πŸ”΄) to just a few hours. #LaserCommunications would allow for more data per second, with superior signal fidelity planetary.org/articles/challen

    #SpaceCommunication

  5. #NASA is looking into developing a relay system of #communications πŸ“Ά satellites placed in other locations in the #SolarSystem 🌌, which could cut down the two-week blackout (when the Sun is between Earth and #Mars πŸ”΄) to just a few hours. #LaserCommunications would allow for more data per second, with superior signal fidelity planetary.org/articles/challen

    #SpaceCommunication

  6. #NASA is seeking proposals for the #Mars πŸ”΄ Telecommunications Network by πŸ“† June 15. #MTN is expected to be ready by the end of πŸ“† 2028.

    Eight companies might be eligible : #BlueOrigin, #L3Harris, #LockheedMartin, #NorthropGrumman, #RocketLab, #SpaceX, #QuantumSpace and #Whittinghill Aerospace spacenews.com/nasa-releases-fi

    #SpaceCommunication

  7. #NASA is seeking proposals for the #Mars πŸ”΄ Telecommunications Network by πŸ“† June 15. #MTN is expected to be ready by the end of πŸ“† 2028.

    Eight companies might be eligible : #BlueOrigin, #L3Harris, #LockheedMartin, #NorthropGrumman, #RocketLab, #SpaceX, #QuantumSpace and #Whittinghill Aerospace spacenews.com/nasa-releases-fi

    #SpaceCommunication

  8. #NASA is seeking proposals for the #Mars πŸ”΄ Telecommunications Network by πŸ“† June 15. #MTN is expected to be ready by the end of πŸ“† 2028.

    Eight companies might be eligible : #BlueOrigin, #L3Harris, #LockheedMartin, #NorthropGrumman, #RocketLab, #SpaceX, #QuantumSpace and #Whittinghill Aerospace spacenews.com/nasa-releases-fi

    #SpaceCommunication

  9. #NASA is seeking proposals for the #Mars πŸ”΄ Telecommunications Network by πŸ“† June 15. #MTN is expected to be ready by the end of πŸ“† 2028.

    Eight companies might be eligible : #BlueOrigin, #L3Harris, #LockheedMartin, #NorthropGrumman, #RocketLab, #SpaceX, #QuantumSpace and #Whittinghill Aerospace spacenews.com/nasa-releases-fi

    #SpaceCommunication

  10. RE: mastodon.social/@arstechnica/1

    The #US Congress stepped up with $700 million in funding for a new #Mars πŸ”΄ Telecommunications πŸ“Ά Orbiter

    #SpaceCommunication

  11. The #Mars Relay Network (#MRN) is an international constellation of spacecraft orbiting the Red Planet πŸ”΄ that send #science data from surface rovers back to Earth

    β€’ #MarsOdyssey ~ 170.4 Mb/day
    β€’ #MRO ~ 447.5 Mb/day
    β€’ #ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter ~ 1,562.7 Mb/day
    β€’ #MarsExpress - #ESA backup orbiter
    science.nasa.gov/mars/mars-rel

    2021, ESA’s Mars Express spacecraft carried out experimental #communication πŸ“Ά tests with the Chinese (#CNSA) #Zhurong Mars rover esa.int/Enabling_Support/Opera

    #SpaceCommunication

  12. The #Mars Relay Network (#MRN) is an international constellation of spacecraft orbiting the Red Planet πŸ”΄ that send #science data from surface rovers back to Earth

    β€’ #MarsOdyssey ~ 170.4 Mb/day
    β€’ #MRO ~ 447.5 Mb/day
    β€’ #ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter ~ 1,562.7 Mb/day
    β€’ #MarsExpress - #ESA backup orbiter
    science.nasa.gov/mars/mars-rel

    2021, ESA’s Mars Express spacecraft carried out experimental #communication πŸ“Ά tests with the Chinese (#CNSA) #Zhurong Mars rover esa.int/Enabling_Support/Opera

    #SpaceCommunication

  13. The #Mars Relay Network (#MRN) is an international constellation of spacecraft orbiting the Red Planet πŸ”΄ that send #science data from surface rovers back to Earth

    β€’ #MarsOdyssey ~ 170.4 Mb/day
    β€’ #MRO ~ 447.5 Mb/day
    β€’ #ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter ~ 1,562.7 Mb/day
    β€’ #MarsExpress - #ESA backup orbiter
    science.nasa.gov/mars/mars-rel

    2021, ESA’s Mars Express spacecraft carried out experimental #communication πŸ“Ά tests with the Chinese (#CNSA) #Zhurong Mars rover esa.int/Enabling_Support/Opera

    #SpaceCommunication

  14. The #Mars Relay Network (#MRN) is an international constellation of spacecraft orbiting the Red Planet πŸ”΄ that send #science data from surface rovers back to Earth

    β€’ #MarsOdyssey ~ 170.4 Mb/day
    β€’ #MRO ~ 447.5 Mb/day
    β€’ #ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter ~ 1,562.7 Mb/day
    β€’ #MarsExpress - #ESA backup orbiter
    science.nasa.gov/mars/mars-rel

    2021, ESA’s Mars Express spacecraft carried out experimental #communication πŸ“Ά tests with the Chinese (#CNSA) #Zhurong Mars rover esa.int/Enabling_Support/Opera

    #SpaceCommunication

  15. The #Mars Relay Network (#MRN) is an international constellation of spacecraft orbiting the Red Planet πŸ”΄ that send #science data from surface rovers back to Earth

    β€’ #MarsOdyssey ~ 170.4 Mb/day
    β€’ #MRO ~ 447.5 Mb/day
    β€’ #ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter ~ 1,562.7 Mb/day
    β€’ #MarsExpress - #ESA backup orbiter
    science.nasa.gov/mars/mars-rel

    2021, ESA’s Mars Express spacecraft carried out experimental #communication πŸ“Ά tests with the Chinese (#CNSA) #Zhurong Mars rover esa.int/Enabling_Support/Opera

    #SpaceCommunication

  16. RE: mastodon.social/@arstechnica/1

    The drones did not succeed in striking the #spaceport, but the attempted attacks come as #Russia ramps up activity at Plesetsk Cosmodrome to deploy a new constellation of Internet and data relay satellites akin to SpaceX’s #Starlink

    #Ukraine #SpaceCommunication

  17. RE: mastodon.social/@arstechnica/1

    The drones did not succeed in striking the #spaceport, but the attempted attacks come as #Russia ramps up activity at Plesetsk Cosmodrome to deploy a new constellation of Internet and data relay satellites akin to SpaceX’s #Starlink

    #Ukraine #SpaceCommunication

  18. RE: mastodon.social/@arstechnica/1

    The drones did not succeed in striking the #spaceport, but the attempted attacks come as #Russia ramps up activity at Plesetsk Cosmodrome to deploy a new constellation of Internet and data relay satellites akin to SpaceX’s #Starlink

    #Ukraine #SpaceCommunication

  19. RE: mastodon.social/@arstechnica/1

    The drones did not succeed in striking the #spaceport, but the attempted attacks come as #Russia ramps up activity at Plesetsk Cosmodrome to deploy a new constellation of Internet and data relay satellites akin to SpaceX’s #Starlink

    #Ukraine #SpaceCommunication

  20. RE: mastodon.social/@arstechnica/1

    The drones did not succeed in striking the #spaceport, but the attempted attacks come as #Russia ramps up activity at Plesetsk Cosmodrome to deploy a new constellation of Internet and data relay satellites akin to SpaceX’s #Starlink

    #Ukraine #SpaceCommunication

  21. #Artemis laser communications πŸ“Ά system : β€œWe got 20 gigabytes down in a little more than 45 minutes. That’s orders of magnitude more than we get via our S-band telemetry system”.
    #Toilet 🚽 : Engineers have ruled out ice buildup where the vent line ejects wastewater into space. Some of the chemistry may be creating debris of some kind clogging a filter.
    #Reentry : splash down off the coast of San Diego, at 8:07 p.m. Eastern April 10 (2:07 AM CEST) spacenews.com/artemis-2-scienc

    #SpaceCommunication

  22. #Artemis laser communications πŸ“Ά system : β€œWe got 20 gigabytes down in a little more than 45 minutes. That’s orders of magnitude more than we get via our S-band telemetry system”.
    #Toilet 🚽 : Engineers have ruled out ice buildup where the vent line ejects wastewater into space. Some of the chemistry may be creating debris of some kind clogging a filter.
    #Reentry : splash down off the coast of San Diego, at 8:07 p.m. Eastern April 10 (2:07 AM CEST) spacenews.com/artemis-2-scienc

    #SpaceCommunication

  23. #Artemis laser communications πŸ“Ά system : β€œWe got 20 gigabytes down in a little more than 45 minutes. That’s orders of magnitude more than we get via our S-band telemetry system”.
    #Toilet 🚽 : Engineers have ruled out ice buildup where the vent line ejects wastewater into space. Some of the chemistry may be creating debris of some kind clogging a filter.
    #Reentry : splash down off the coast of San Diego, at 8:07 p.m. Eastern April 10 (2:07 AM CEST) spacenews.com/artemis-2-scienc

    #SpaceCommunication

  24. #Artemis laser communications πŸ“Ά system : β€œWe got 20 gigabytes down in a little more than 45 minutes. That’s orders of magnitude more than we get via our S-band telemetry system”.
    #Toilet 🚽 : Engineers have ruled out ice buildup where the vent line ejects wastewater into space. Some of the chemistry may be creating debris of some kind clogging a filter.
    #Reentry : splash down off the coast of San Diego, at 8:07 p.m. Eastern April 10 (2:07 AM CEST) spacenews.com/artemis-2-scienc

    #SpaceCommunication

  25. #Artemis laser communications πŸ“Ά system : β€œWe got 20 gigabytes down in a little more than 45 minutes. That’s orders of magnitude more than we get via our S-band telemetry system”.
    #Toilet 🚽 : Engineers have ruled out ice buildup where the vent line ejects wastewater into space. Some of the chemistry may be creating debris of some kind clogging a filter.
    #Reentry : splash down off the coast of San Diego, at 8:07 p.m. Eastern April 10 (2:07 AM CEST) spacenews.com/artemis-2-scienc

    #SpaceCommunication

  26. How do you #communicate πŸ“Ά with a #spacecraft when the #Moon is in the way ? #China πŸ‡¨πŸ‡³ uses relay satellites πŸ›°οΈ, #Queqiao launched on πŸ“† 20 May 2018. It can support missions across the whole of the Moon skyatnightmagazine.com/space-m

    #SpaceCommunication #Artemis

  27. How do you #communicate πŸ“Ά with a #spacecraft when the #Moon is in the way ? #China πŸ‡¨πŸ‡³ uses relay satellites πŸ›°οΈ, #Queqiao launched on πŸ“† 20 May 2018. It can support missions across the whole of the Moon skyatnightmagazine.com/space-m

    #SpaceCommunication #Artemis

  28. How do you #communicate πŸ“Ά with a #spacecraft when the #Moon is in the way ? #China πŸ‡¨πŸ‡³ uses relay satellites πŸ›°οΈ, #Queqiao launched on πŸ“† 20 May 2018. It can support missions across the whole of the Moon skyatnightmagazine.com/space-m

    #SpaceCommunication #Artemis

  29. How do you #communicate πŸ“Ά with a #spacecraft when the #Moon is in the way ? #China πŸ‡¨πŸ‡³ uses relay satellites πŸ›°οΈ, #Queqiao launched on πŸ“† 20 May 2018. It can support missions across the whole of the Moon skyatnightmagazine.com/space-m

    #SpaceCommunication #Artemis

  30. How do you #communicate πŸ“Ά with a #spacecraft when the #Moon is in the way ? #China πŸ‡¨πŸ‡³ uses relay satellites πŸ›°οΈ, #Queqiao launched on πŸ“† 20 May 2018. It can support missions across the whole of the Moon skyatnightmagazine.com/space-m

    #SpaceCommunication #Artemis

  31. RE: mastodon.social/@arstechnica/1

    The #optical communications πŸ“Ά system can only be used at night, as sunlight can cause interference.

    So all of the live imagery from the flyby has to be directed through the #radio direct pipeline.

    There’s a limited number* of ground stations πŸ“‘ on Earth that are currently able to support signals to and from the Moon at high data rates

    * taginfo.openstreetmap.org/keys

    #SpaceCommunication #Artemis

  32. RE: mastodon.social/@arstechnica/1

    The #optical communications πŸ“Ά system can only be used at night, as sunlight can cause interference.

    So all of the live imagery from the flyby has to be directed through the #radio direct pipeline.

    There’s a limited number* of ground stations πŸ“‘ on Earth that are currently able to support signals to and from the Moon at high data rates

    * taginfo.openstreetmap.org/keys

    #SpaceCommunication #Artemis

  33. RE: mastodon.social/@arstechnica/1

    The #optical communications πŸ“Ά system can only be used at night, as sunlight can cause interference.

    So all of the live imagery from the flyby has to be directed through the #radio direct pipeline.

    There’s a limited number* of ground stations πŸ“‘ on Earth that are currently able to support signals to and from the Moon at high data rates

    * taginfo.openstreetmap.org/keys

    #SpaceCommunication #Artemis

  34. RE: mastodon.social/@arstechnica/1

    The #optical communications πŸ“Ά system can only be used at night, as sunlight can cause interference.

    So all of the live imagery from the flyby has to be directed through the #radio direct pipeline.

    There’s a limited number* of ground stations πŸ“‘ on Earth that are currently able to support signals to and from the Moon at high data rates

    * taginfo.openstreetmap.org/keys

    #SpaceCommunication #Artemis

  35. RE: mastodon.social/@arstechnica/1

    The #optical communications πŸ“Ά system can only be used at night, as sunlight can cause interference.

    So all of the live imagery from the flyby has to be directed through the #radio direct pipeline.

    There’s a limited number* of ground stations πŸ“‘ on Earth that are currently able to support signals to and from the Moon at high data rates

    * taginfo.openstreetmap.org/keys

    #SpaceCommunication #Artemis

  36. #ispace expects to deploy at least five lunar orbiting #satellites πŸ›°οΈ by 2030, which will serve as critical infrastructure for the #communications πŸ“Ά system.

    Critical to the new business will be the development of #GroundStation πŸ“‘ services on Earth capable of stably receiving large-capacity communications and data from the #Moon πŸŒ™ ispace-inc.com/news-en/?p=8731

    #SpaceCommunication

  37. #ispace expects to deploy at least five lunar orbiting #satellites πŸ›°οΈ by 2030, which will serve as critical infrastructure for the #communications πŸ“Ά system.

    Critical to the new business will be the development of #GroundStation πŸ“‘ services on Earth capable of stably receiving large-capacity communications and data from the #Moon πŸŒ™ ispace-inc.com/news-en/?p=8731

    #SpaceCommunication

  38. #ispace expects to deploy at least five lunar orbiting #satellites πŸ›°οΈ by 2030, which will serve as critical infrastructure for the #communications πŸ“Ά system.

    Critical to the new business will be the development of #GroundStation πŸ“‘ services on Earth capable of stably receiving large-capacity communications and data from the #Moon πŸŒ™ ispace-inc.com/news-en/?p=8731

    #SpaceCommunication

  39. #ispace expects to deploy at least five lunar orbiting #satellites πŸ›°οΈ by 2030, which will serve as critical infrastructure for the #communications πŸ“Ά system.

    Critical to the new business will be the development of #GroundStation πŸ“‘ services on Earth capable of stably receiving large-capacity communications and data from the #Moon πŸŒ™ ispace-inc.com/news-en/?p=8731

    #SpaceCommunication

  40. #ispace expects to deploy at least five lunar orbiting #satellites πŸ›°οΈ by 2030, which will serve as critical infrastructure for the #communications πŸ“Ά system.

    Critical to the new business will be the development of #GroundStation πŸ“‘ services on Earth capable of stably receiving large-capacity communications and data from the #Moon πŸŒ™ ispace-inc.com/news-en/?p=8731

    #SpaceCommunication

  41. Over half of #RocketLab's revenue πŸ’΅ now comes from its #SpaceSystems division, which builds #satellites πŸ›°οΈ, avionics, solar β˜€οΈ arrays and flight computers πŸ’» for #DeepSpace. The #Electron rocket πŸš€ became the fastest launch vehicle to reach 50 missions in June 2024. #Neutron will be capable of launching probes to #Mars πŸ”΄ and other deep-space destinations. space.com/space-exploration/if

    #SpaceEnergy #SpaceCommunication #SolAero #Capstone #BlueGhost #EscaPADE

  42. Over half of #RocketLab's revenue πŸ’΅ now comes from its #SpaceSystems division, which builds #satellites πŸ›°οΈ, avionics, solar β˜€οΈ arrays and flight computers πŸ’» for #DeepSpace. The #Electron rocket πŸš€ became the fastest launch vehicle to reach 50 missions in June 2024. #Neutron will be capable of launching probes to #Mars πŸ”΄ and other deep-space destinations. space.com/space-exploration/if

    #SpaceEnergy #SpaceCommunication #SolAero #Capstone #BlueGhost #EscaPADE

  43. Over half of #RocketLab's revenue πŸ’΅ now comes from its #SpaceSystems division, which builds #satellites πŸ›°οΈ, avionics, solar β˜€οΈ arrays and flight computers πŸ’» for #DeepSpace. The #Electron rocket πŸš€ became the fastest launch vehicle to reach 50 missions in June 2024. #Neutron will be capable of launching probes to #Mars πŸ”΄ and other deep-space destinations. space.com/space-exploration/if

    #SpaceEnergy #SpaceCommunication #SolAero #Capstone #BlueGhost #EscaPADE

  44. Over half of #RocketLab's revenue πŸ’΅ now comes from its #SpaceSystems division, which builds #satellites πŸ›°οΈ, avionics, solar β˜€οΈ arrays and flight computers πŸ’» for #DeepSpace. The #Electron rocket πŸš€ became the fastest launch vehicle to reach 50 missions in June 2024. #Neutron will be capable of launching probes to #Mars πŸ”΄ and other deep-space destinations. space.com/space-exploration/if

    #SpaceEnergy #SpaceCommunication #SolAero #Capstone #BlueGhost #EscaPADE