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Watch the Hydroflyer Sport cut Through Chop with Precision Control

Marine Tech, Space & Environment /

Aiming to add a dirt-bike vibe to eFoiling, Unifoil has launched an updated version of its handlebar-controlled electric watercraft. The video suggests it’s almost too much fun to be legal on the water. Revolutionizing Electric Hydrofoiling for Beginners In 2021, South African company Unifoil introduced the Hydroflyer, a groundbreaking consumer electric hydrofoiling board. Rather than […]

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Plasma-ramming Device Works as A True Speedometer For Spacecraft

Space & Environment, Tech /

Given that satellites orbit at speeds of thousands of miles per hour, it’s crucial to know exactly how fast they’re moving in order to prevent potential collisions. A new instrument, called the Spacecraft Speedometer, promises to significantly improve this kind of measurement. Traditional Tracking Methods and Their Limitations Ground stations typically track satellite speed using

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A Star has Been Obliterated by a Roaming Supermassive Black hole

Aerospace, Space & Environment /

In 2024, a system designed to detect sudden brightening events discovered something strange. However, the automated system meant to identify the object couldn’t determine what it was observing. Nearly a year later, we know it was the first tidal disruption event—where a star is torn apart by a supermassive black hole—seen in visible light. Unusually,

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Asteroid Vesta may be a Leftover From an Early Planet

Satellites Tech, Space & Environment /

Vesta, a large asteroid in our solar system, might be a fragment of an ancient planet shattered by a massive collision 4.5 billion years ago, according to research led by Seth Jacobson of Michigan State University and published in Nature Astronomy. Scientists are still fascinated by the origins of asteroid Vesta’s formations.An asteroid that landed

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This Disintegrating Planet Leaves a Destructive Trail Spanning Over 5 Million Miles

Space & Environment /

Astronomers have identified one of the most inhospitable exoplanets ever seen—a tiny world being scorched by its parent star and trailing a massive, comet-like plume of vaporized rock behind it. A Molten Planet with a Vapor Tail While much of exoplanet research focuses on potentially habitable worlds with the right conditions for liquid water, BD+05

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NASA Budget Cuts Scrap Missions, SLS, And A Space Station

Satellites Tech, Space & Environment /

NASA’s newly released budget reveals a significant reduction in funding for the Orion spacecraft and the Lunar Gateway space station. The agency’s total budget has dropped to $18.8 billion, marking a 24% cut of $6 billion. NASA’s budget shift reflects a realignment of resources, prioritizing crewed missions to the Moon and Mars over the Orion

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84% of Coral Reefs at Risk in Record Bleaching Event

Marine Tech, Space & Environment, Uncategorized /

Scientists warned Wednesday that an unprecedented coral bleaching event, driven by human activity, is affecting 84% of the world’s reefs and could wipe out large portions of these vital ecosystems. Since early 2023, the global coral bleaching crisis has escalated into the largest and most severe ever recorded, impacting reefs across the Pacific, Indian, and

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