| com - Jul 25 SOLAR FLARES OFF LARGE SOLAR ARRAYS AND ISS ROLL-OUT SOLAR ARRAYS IROSA - On July 16, 2021, Philip Smith, an enthusiast astrophotographer in Manorville NY, has recorded through his telescope the International Space Station passing over his house | |
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| Here is the story: "I recorded and imaged a "SOLAR FLARE" on one of the ISS Roll-Out Solar Array iROSA on the po | com - Jul 24 IMPAIRED GOES-WEST SATELLITE RETURNS TO SERVICE - The GOES-West weather satellite has returned to service after being down yesterday due to an anomaly |
| Initially known as GOES-17, and GOES-S before that, an on-board computer reset triggered by the satellite forced it into a safe-hold mode at 1:37 am ET yesterday | |
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| At the conclusion of the weeklong SATCON2 workshop July 16, astronomers announced a proposal to develop a vir | In the early 1960s, the U |
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| Source: SpaceFlight Now - Jul 27 FAREWELL, PIRS; ISS MODULE DECOMMISSIONED, SET FOR DESTRUCTIVE REENTRY - After nearly 20 years in orbit serving as a docking port and airlock for the Russian segment of the International Space Station ISS , the Pirs module — also called Stykovochny Otsek 1, or Docking Compartment 1 DC-1 — will become the first habitable element of the station to be decommissioned | The uncrewed CST-100 Starliner space capsule is scheduled to launch to the space station on July 30 at 2:53 p |
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| EDT 1853 GMT , lifting off from Space Launch Comp | Scientists in China told Nature that the China Manned Space |
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