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Episode 225 of the 'This Week In Space' podcast explores how bio-inspired technology could revolutionize the mitigation of orbital debris.
Scientists have achieved 98% fidelity in open-air laser data transmission by utilizing light-based 'skyrmions' to shield information from environmental interference.
A novel sonar architecture combining passive and active detection is helping the US Navy track small, elusive underwater drones.
An experienced adventure writer shares the best GPS watches for trekking, tested across the Highlands and the Himalayas, focusing on navigation, battery life, and durability.
In a successful demonstration for the UK Ministry of Defence, a crewless vessel launched and operated a tethered drone in challenging maritime conditions, marking a significant advancement in autonomous naval capabilities.
The upcoming ArcBlue C24 combines high-end full-frame photography with smart telescope tracking technology, designed to simplify complex astrophotography setups.
The PUNCH satellite constellation is revolutionizing space weather forecasting by significantly increasing the accuracy of coronal mass ejection arrival times on Earth.
Researchers at UC Irvine have developed a needle-accessible interface that allows for power and data transmission to medical implants without the need for bulky wireless hardware or exposed sockets.
Lockheed Martin has debuted the Morfius X-Rotor, a reusable, ground-launched platform capable of neutralizing swarms of hostile drones using high-power microwave technology.
Stop obsessing over keeping your ISO at the absolute minimum. Understanding dual and triple-native ISO technology can significantly improve your image quality.
Redbird Flight Simulations is upgrading its training devices with high-fidelity Garmin G1000 NXi software and new modular hardware to better replicate real-world flight experiences.
SpaceX is preparing for the 13th test flight of its Starship rocket, which will feature the debut deployment of next-generation Starlink satellites.