Prepare for liftoff, as your selfie could be orbiting Earth thanks to a collaboration between former NASA engineer and YouTube star Mark Rober and Google Pixel. In this partnership they've launched a ...

Pixxel, a Bengaluru-based space technology company backed by Google and building the world’s highest ... India’s first private Earth-imaging hyperspectral satellite, aboard a SpaceX mission via ...

Google-backed Pixxel, a five-year-old startup, launched the first three commercial satellites of its Firefly constellation on Tuesday night. The Bengaluru-based hyperspectral imaging and Earth ...

Pixxel, backed by Google, successfully launched three of its six hyperspectral imaging satellites aboard a SpaceX rocket, marking a major milestone for India's private space sector. The satellites ...

A couple of popular science experts have made the same point to prove that the Flat Earth theory is a bunch of malarkey. It's 2025 - if you're sat there still believing that the Earth is flat ...

The launch marks a milestone for the country’s growing private space sector and for Google-backed Pixxel ... The SpaceX rocket is also carrying a satellite from another Indian space company, ...

The launch marks a milestone for the country's growing private space sector and for Google-backed Pixxel ... The SpaceX rocket is also carrying a satellite from another Indian space company ...

Developed entirely by Emirati engineers at MBRSC, this satellite programme was initially announced in 2020. Weighing 750 kilograms, MBZ-SAT signifies a leap forward in Earth observation technology.

Google-Backed Pixxel Successfully Launches India's First Private Satellite Constellation BENGALURU (Reuters) - India's space tech startup Pixxel launched three of its six hyperspectral imaging ...

this is when Mars is at its furthest point from the Sun but is high in UK skies. The tilt of Mars on its axis means the part of the planet that will be visible from Earth is its northern hemisphere.

A NASA satellite has spotted frozen "kidney beans ... Dunes on both Mars and Earth usually migrate as wind picks up grains of sand from one side of a dune and drops them off at another, making ...