Noch ein paar der zuletzt hier besonders häufig geteilten #News:
Google führt erweiterten Sideloading-Ablauf für Android schrittweise ein
A team of companies and universities from the UK, Spain, Estonia and Sweden is exploring
whether old satellites could be taken apart and reused directly in space.
Their work, known as DEXTER, was launched in 2025 and is led by Leonard Felicetti,
a space engineering associate professor at Cranfield University in the UK.
“We are cluttering space with new objects,” said Felicetti.
“What we want to do is to try and reuse the material that is already there"
Einige der zuletzt hier besonders häufig geteilten #News:
Google führt erweiterten Sideloading-Ablauf für Android schrittweise ein
Einige der zuletzt hier besonders häufig geteilten #News:
Satellitenaufnahmen: El Niño hat begonnen und wird immer stärker
Just 10 months ago, NASA asked three companies if they could do something nobody had done before.
Could they build and launch a satellite to save a $500 million astronomy mission at risk of crashing back to Earth?
What’s more, could they do it in less than a year on a tight budget?
Katalyst Space Technologies, a startup founded in 2020, presented the most compelling solution.
“They came back with a response that was technically and programmatically plausible,
an…
Verbesserte Booster: Ariane 6 bringt 36 Amazon-Satelliten ins All
Die ESA hat die Ariane 6 mit neuen Boostern ausgestattet. So konnte die Rakete vier Satelliten mehr als zuvor ins All transportieren.
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I ask Laura Grego now, what is it that we should all know?
Well, she says, the average person’s experience of space is about to change.
If, so far, that has been “looking at the stars and being full of wonder, full of connection with the universe”,
perhaps noticing the occasional streaking object that was not a shooting star,
now “there are plans for tens of thousands more satellites, which would really change your relationship with what you see in the sky”.
Sp…
Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 5: Ohrstöpsel mit Wechselakkus
Sennheiser stellt die Momentum True Wireless 5 vor. Die neuen In-Ear-Ohrhörer bieten erstmals vom Nutzer austauschbare Akkus.
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