After several days in a safe protective mode due to a software error, NASA‘s Hubble Space Telescope continued observations on 11 March. Still, the incident serves as a reaffirmation of the telescope’s mortality. Hubble started observations at 8 p.m. Eastern on 11 March, over four and a half days after […]
ISRO creates radar for the planet’s first collaborative satellite mission with NASA to launch by 2023
Space study is an extensive industry where it is impossible to figure out everything. And this fact explains why space companies and agencies often partner to co-invent technologies giving many scientists a chance to input. The Indian Space Research Organization has recently completed an important task from their to-do list. […]
Tesla lost market shares to the Ford Mustang Mach-E
Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) has started to lose market stakes to Ford Motor Company’s Mustang Mach-E. The loss is that the Tesla company, which Elon Musk owned, lost shares worth 69 percent in an electric vehicle. The percentages indicate a drop from 81 percent earlier in the year. Ford Mustang […]
Tunisia to launch its first satellite on Nation’s Independence Day
Tunisia will be launching its first satellite, Challenge ONE, on 20 March, the Nation’s Independence Day. The satellite is owned by TELNET, and it will launch by Glavkosmos (GK) Launch Services aboard Soyuz 2 from Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. Tunisia will also be carrying out SIMBA (System for Improving Monitoring […]
Despite the current setback, supporters of a spaceport in Georgia are optimistic
Despite yet another setback in the environmental evaluation process, supporters of a planned Georgia launch facility remain hopeful that they would gain authorization from the Federal Aviation Administration. On March 5, the FAA’s Office of Commercial Space Transportation notified stakeholders involved in the ongoing evaluation of Spaceport Camden in Camden […]
Georgia and its quest to minimize carbon emissions through electric vehicle incentives
Investments going into electric vehicles have doubled, with OEMs, suppliers, dealers, and consumers all joining the quest to make profits from this technology. These stakeholders are increasingly becoming learning about federal and state incentives to ensure that they implement the right electric vehicle decisions. Georgia is among the states that […]
ENGIE and Equinor will be collaborating to establish hydrogen technology
ENGIE and Equinor have penned a contract to explore the development of low-carbon hydrogen energy in the Netherlands, Belgium, and France. These two companies will be discussing the customers for its next project, the stakeholders, and the authorities to oversee the program. The companies will be venturing hydrogen technology on […]
SSE Renewables partnership with Acciona for a joint venture in the emerging offshore wind alliance
SSE Renewables has signed up an exclusive agreement with Acciona to venture into the emerging Iberian offshore wind market opportunities. This deal is targeting Spain and Portugal. It is a 50:50 deal that involves developing, constructing, and operating offshore wind and other renewable energy sources. Why Portugal and Spain? These […]
Maxar is sticking to its multi-year diversification plan
According to Dan Jablonsky, president and Chief executive officer of Maxar Technologies, the company is progressing to diversify its market. However, it is still in the “early innings” of attracting further security and intelligence jobs. Throughout a business earnings call on February 24, Jablonsky stated, “It’s a multi-year path that […]
Arizona scores poorly in new report ranking states with their efforts to boost EV industry
A recent report by a research firm, Plug In America, ranked Arizona in the average position. The ranking was based on how states took initiatives to boost the use of battery-powered and hybrid vehicles. Out of 100 points, Arizona was awarded 21.5 points. This was position 24 out of the […]