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HEO Robotics, an Australian company, is expanding its spacecraft imaging capabilities from low Earth orbit to higher orbits like geostationary orbit, with long-term plans to enable on-demand imaging of solar system objects such as asteroids, aiming to revolutionize space observation and exploration.
The European Space Agency's ERS-2 satellite, launched in 1995 and decommissioned in 2011, is expected to reenter Earth's atmosphere on February 21, 2024. Images captured by HEO Robotics show the satellite's descent towards Earth. The reentry is carefully planned to ensure the satellite does not collide with other spacecraft or space debris, and most fragments are expected to burn up in the atmosphere or fall into the ocean without containing toxic or radioactive substances.
Australian company HEO Robotics has released satellite images showcasing the construction of China's Tiangong space station. The images, captured over an 18-month period, reveal the step-by-step assembly of the three-module space station, verified by photos taken from other satellites. HEO Robotics specializes in non-Earth imaging and offers services to visually monitor space objects. China aims to keep the Tiangong space station occupied for at least a decade and potentially utilize it for commercial purposes.
Australian company HEO Robotics has released satellite images showcasing the construction of China's Tiangong space station. The images, captured over an 18-month period, demonstrate the step-by-step assembly of the three-module space station. HEO Robotics specializes in non-Earth imaging and provides services for visually monitoring space objects. China aims to keep the Tiangong space station occupied for at least a decade and potentially utilize it for commercial purposes.
Australian company HEO Robotics has released satellite images showcasing the construction of China's Tiangong space station. The images, captured over an 18-month period, demonstrate the step-by-step assembly of the three-module space station. HEO Robotics specializes in non-Earth imaging and provides services for visually monitoring space objects. China aims to keep the Tiangong space station occupied for at least a decade and potentially utilize it for commercial purposes.