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We're on our way already: Astroboffins find 5 potentially habitable Tatooine-like planets from Kepler 'scope scans

vrijdag 16 april 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

Perhaps gigantic puffy exoplanets aren't as hostile to life as previously thought Astronomers believe five binary-star systems identified by NASA’s now-defunct Kepler Space Telescope could have the right properties to support extraterrestrial life, …

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Blue Origin sends Mannequin Skywalker aloft again, testing out comfier capsule for future space tourists

donderdag 15 april 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

One day you too can experience a few minutes of free fall with great visuals... if you can afford it Video  Blue Origin has successfully completed a test launch and landing of its reuseable New Shepard rocket with an advanced capsule design, bringin…

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Ice, ice maybe? Astrobotic will ride SpaceX's Falcon Heavy to the Moon in 2023 and drop off NASA's water-hunting rover

woensdag 14 april 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

Firm's Griffin lander to do the honours Astrobotic has provided an explanation for another of SpaceX boss Elon Musk's tweets with news that its Griffin lander lander will be riding a Falcon Heavy to the Moon in 2023.…

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NASA writing software update for Ingenuity helicopter to enable first Mars flight

dinsdag 13 april 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

Won’t say when flight tests will resume, because uploads and testing are hard when your machine is 15 light minutes away NASA will upload a ‘minor modification’ of flight control software to the Ingenuity helicopter ahead of its first attempt at pow…

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Satellite collision anticipated by EU space agency fails to materialize... for now at least

zaterdag 10 april 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

Internet rubberneckers and crisis-starved media left to ponder non-event Two days ago, the EU Space Surveillance and Tracking (EU SST) initiative warned of a possible collision on Friday between two orbiting objects, but it now appears they passed e…

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SpaceX's Starlink: Overhyped and underpowered to meet broadband needs of Rural America, say analysts

vrijdag 9 april 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

As the constellation stands anyway SpaceX's Starlink has been described as the solution to dismal rural broadband. Like any project linked to Elon Musk, the satellite internet constellation is surrounded by a thick cloud of hype. But is it justified…

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NASA's Mars helicopter spins up its blades ahead of hoped-for 12 April hover

vrijdag 9 april 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

Things to look forward to on Monday morn: Our Who, Me? column and 1st flight of Ingenuity The Ingenuity Mars Helicopter is set to take its first flight after engineers spun its blades up to 50rpm in preparation.…

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Feature bloat: Psychology boffins find people tend to add elements to solve a problem rather than take things away

vrijdag 9 april 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

Duplo exercise provides vital insight into flawed human heuristic Scientists working on the psychology of problem solving may have hit upon why things always seem to get more complicated.…

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What's this about a muon experiment potentially upending Standard Model of physics? We speak to one of the scientists involved

donderdag 8 april 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

'It’s an exciting prospect, but too early to say so definitively' professor tells us Physicists are this week giddy with excitement after a decade-long experiment looking at the inner-workings of a muon, a type of particle similar to the electron, h…

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Software in space race heats up: Microsoft eyes satellite image processing with Thales Alenia Space's digital image analyst

woensdag 7 april 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

DeeperVision software coming to Azure Marketplace Microsoft has buddied up with Thales Alenia Space as it continues to set up ground stations in its data centres as part of its Azure Orbital push.…

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We finally get to spot a burnt-out comet and what is it covered in? Talcum powder

woensdag 7 april 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

We might just be witnessing a final state of these incredible space rocks Not only did a telescope on Earth spot, for the first time in history, an extinct comet on a close fly-by of our home world but scientists now reckon the space rock is covered…

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DARPA adds RISC-V to its Toolbox: Defense researchers can get special access to SiFive chip designs

woensdag 7 april 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

Labs offered tech by Arm as well as its upstart rival and others Engineers and scientists working on American military research programs can now access RISC-V processor core designs and associated blueprints through DARPA's Toolbox, and use the tech…

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CERN boffins zap antimatter with ultraviolet lasers in the hope of revealing the secret symmetry of the universe

dinsdag 6 april 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

If you can't measure it, you can't research it A team of European researchers have succeeded in slowing down antimatter in a study that could lead to more accurate measures of this strangely elusive substance and help confirm the fundamental symmetr…

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Scientists stumped by strange X-rays from Uranus

vrijdag 2 april 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

UCL astronomer tells us: 'We were surprised by our discovery' X-rays are emanating from Uranus for the first time, according to the latest observations made using NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory.…

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Sierra Nevada Corporation resurrects plans for crewed Dream Chaser spaceplane

donderdag 1 april 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

Updates on its blow-up space station while Bigelow threatens to burst NASA's bubble Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) has unveiled plans for an enormous inflatable space station tended by cargo and crew carrying versions of its Dream Chaser spaceplane…

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'Imagine' if Virgin Galactic actually did sub-orbital tourism: Firm unveils new chrome job on SpaceShip III

woensdag 31 maart 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

That schedule, however, is looking a lot less shiny The ambitiously named Virgin Galactic has unveiled the latest vehicle in its fleet – the Spaceship III named VSS Imagine.…

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Tools down: Singapore’s training bots and drones to digitize construction work

dinsdag 30 maart 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

Research agency and housing board sign a deal as COVID-19 makes manpower and materials scarce Singapore's industrial research agency has started work on 5G-enabled drones that use LiDAR and cameras to monitor construction sites, then send the data t…

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Another successful flight for SpaceX's Starship apart from the landing-in-one-piece thing

dinsdag 30 maart 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

Explosions in the mist SpaceX continued its rich tradition of destroying Starship prototypes with SN11 succumbing to an explosive end during a high-altitude flight test.…

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What happens when back-flipping futuristic robot technology meets capitalism? Yeah, it’s warehouse work

dinsdag 30 maart 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

Boston Dynamics: From Terminator to Amazon worker replacement Analysis  Those fearing a takeover of the human race by robots may have failed to adequately account for the drudgery of modern capitalism.…

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Satellites, space debris may have already brightened night skies 10% globally – and it's going to get worse

maandag 29 maart 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

Goodbye darkness, my old friend Constellations of satellites and chunks of space debris orbiting Earth and reflecting sunlight may have lightened our night skies by more than 10 per cent, scientists say. We're also told the light pollution is increa…

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Distorted light from ancient explosion when the Universe was 3 billion years old helps point astroboffins to intermediate black hole

maandag 29 maart 2021 inThe Register Emergent Tech (Tech News)

Gamma-ray burst technique could figure out how commonplace these tricksy customers are Scientists have shown that explosions from the early universe might help in solving black holes' middle sibling problem.…

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