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It's safe to leave your bunker: Blame that Chinese nuclear plant alarm on fuel rod faults

dinsdag 15 juni 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

Meltdown over a non-meltdown You may have seen in the news some panic about a Chinese nuclear reactor going wrong, and a warning of an "imminent radiological threat." Well, don't worry: it's a routine fuel rod problem.…

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Artemis I core stage finally pointing in the right direction at Kennedy Space Center

dinsdag 15 juni 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

Had trouble getting vertical at the weekend? NASA used a pair of cranes to hoist the SLS core stage Engineers have hoisted the core stage of NASA's mega-rocket, the Space Launch System, vertical ready to bolt on its boosters and roll the stack to th…

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Honda links arms with JAXA to prepare humans for life in outer space with 'circulative renewable energy system'

maandag 14 juni 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

Car maker to draw upon its investments in hydrogen fuel tech Honda and the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) have agreed to embark on a joint feasibility study to supply oxygen, hydrogen, and electricity to humans and rovers in outer space.…

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$28m scores mystery bidder right to breathe same air as Amazon kingpin Jeff Bezos in Blue Origin flight

maandag 14 juni 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

Burning dollars faster than liquid oxygen and hydrogen $28m has secured someone a seat on the first crewed flight of Blue Origin's New Shepard, with the mystery bidder scoring the right to breathe the same air as fellow passenger Amazon founder Jeff…

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Orbex is creeping towards orbit from a UK launchpad, but first there are courts, birds, and billionaires to overcome

maandag 14 juni 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

Sutherland Spaceport: A Prime location? Interview  We spoke to Chris Larmour, the CEO of UK rocketeers Orbex, about the challenges of launching a rocket from the UK and scaling things up.…

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Perserverance Mars rover sets off on its first mission, to boldly drill and return samples as no rover has drilled before

vrijdag 11 juni 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

All systems check out, it's time to science the s**t out of Mars NASA has finished the Perseverance Mars rover's post-landing shakedown and the vehicle has therefore embarked on its first sample collection mission, the space agency confirmed on Wedn…

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'Ring of fire' headed to northern UK – a partial solar eclipse, not the sensation you get after a potent vindaloo

donderdag 10 juni 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

Russia, Greenland, northern Canada will get the Full Monty Dust off your funky eclipse sunglasses and your homemade pinhole projector – a partial solar eclipse is set to cast a blurry shadow across parts of the UK on Thursday.…

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There are a lot of people out there who'd like to fire Jeff Bezos into space – but he's doing the honours himself

maandag 7 juni 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

With his brother in tow, poor sod Jeff Bezos has confirmed he will buckle up with his brother, Mark, next month and head into space as part of the first human flight on Blue Origin's New Shepard rocket.…

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NASA doubles down on Venus missions, asking what made the planet uninhabitable

donderdag 3 juni 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

VERITAS and DAVINCI+ chosen and funded as part of agency's concept selection NASA announced yesterday that it will fund two new missions to Venus to study its atmosphere and topography, both chosen from the Discovery Program.…

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Wyoming powers ahead with Bill Gates-backed sodium-cooled nuclear generation plant

donderdag 3 juni 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

We wanted to post a dad joke about sodium, but we thought: Na, people will groan... TerraPower – the Bill Gates-founded nuclear company – and Warren Buffett-owned PacifiCorp are hooking up to build a Natrium reactor at a decommissioned coal plant in…

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South Korea's first fully indigenous rocket now on launch pad, ready for tests

woensdag 2 juni 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

Plans test launch this year, satellite-lifting in 2022 and moonshot not long after South Korea has revealed a test version of a locally developed rocket with satellite launch capabilities.…

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Surviving eclipse season and resurrecting 25-year-old software with Windows for Workgroups 3.11: One year with Mars Express

woensdag 2 juni 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

ESA's veteran probe left for its mission 18 years ago today Space extenders  Today marks the 18th anniversary since the European Space Agency' (ESA) launched the extraordinarily long-lived (ESA) Mars Express spacecraft from the Baikonur cosmodrome i…

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Space junk damages International Space Station's robot arm

dinsdag 1 juni 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

Space boffin tells Reg it's stupidly hard to clean up orbiting trash after Canadarm2 survives encounter with item too small to be tracked The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) has revealed that a piece of space debris had punctured the Canadarm2 robotic o…

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NASA to return to the Moon by 2024. One problem with that, says watchdog: All of it

vrijdag 28 mei 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

Three years to go and space agency is way behind schedule The chances of NASA sending the first woman and next man to the Moon by 2024 is looking less and less likely, according to a report this month by the Government Accountability Office (GAO).…

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Dominic Cummings: Health secretary's 'stupid' targets delayed building UK test and trace system to combat COVID

donderdag 27 mei 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

Former UK.gov spin doctor talks of mess in response to crisis The UK’s Health Secretary put plans to create the test and trace system to combat the spread of COVID-19 back by more than month by needlessly introducing his own targets, the Prime Minis…

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Japan to send ‘transforming robot’ to the Moon in 2022

donderdag 27 mei 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

It’s a pathfinder for Toyota’s planned self-driving moon buggy, and tiny compared to Optimus Prime Japan’s Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) will send a transforming robot to the Moon.…

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Who gave dusty Soviet-era spacecraft that unwanted lick of paint? It was an idiot, with a spraycan, in Baikonur

woensdag 26 mei 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

'This is why we can't have nice things' A further indignity has been heaped upon Russia's Buran Space Shuttle as images surfaced showing at least one of the surviving Soviet-era spacecraft was defaced by a graffiti "artist".…

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Google employee helped UK government switch from disastrous COVID-19 strategy, according to Dominic Cummings

woensdag 26 mei 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

Explosive Whitehall testimony also reveals former Faculty data scientist Ben Warner’s influence on decision making during national emergency Demis Hassabis, CEO and co-founder of DeepMind, now part of Google, is said to have been instrumental in con…

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Astroboffins think strangely porous boulders found on asteroid Ryugu may be the stuff of proto-planets

woensdag 26 mei 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

Pumice-like stuff spotted by Japanese Hayabusa2 probe would float on water Asteroid Ryugu, the rock from which Japan’s Hayabusa2 probe brought home some samples, is home to highly porous boulders that might just have been the stuff of which planets …

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When and where to see the Super Blood Moon in a total lunar eclipse this week

dinsdag 25 mei 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

Prime viewing in the Pacific Rim Skygazers will be treated to a total lunar eclipse on Wednesday, May 26, when the Moon passes through Earth’s shadow and it’ll appear particularly large and reddish in color.…

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Roam if you want to: China’s Zhurong rover begins trundling on Mars

maandag 24 mei 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

ESA's Rosalind Franklin waiting in the wings as engineers fix the parachutes China's Mars rover has taken its first tentative trundlings on the surface of Mars, a week after the vehicle's landing in Utopia Planitia.…

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