The huge battle to create the technology required for all-electric vehicles to be economical and prepared for mass adoption was won by the first EV manufacturers. But no piece of technology, particularly in the field of mobility, exists in isolation. EVs need their sophisticated charging infrastructure, much like gas automobiles need their network of transporters,… Continue reading Australian charging station agreement between AMP and Evie
Satellite footage indicated an explosion at a Chinese space launch facility
Commercial satellite footage from October 2021 shows that an explosion significantly damaged rocket facilities at China’s Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center. The Gobi Desert’s Jiuquan spaceport supports large orbital launches, including the country’s Shenzhou human spaceflight missions. It was the first of China’s 4 major spaceports to open in 1958. Harry Stranger, a space enthusiast, discovered… Continue reading Satellite footage indicated an explosion at a Chinese space launch facility
Efforts to fully deploy Lucy’s solar array continue
The Lucy project is a NASA mission that will examine the Trojans, a group of asteroids near Jupiter. These ancient space rocks may offer vital clues to the formation of the solar system and, possibly, the genesis of life on Earth. Lucy will travel near one main-belt asteroid and seven Trojans during its 12-year core… Continue reading Efforts to fully deploy Lucy’s solar array continue
CASIS is not utilizing the advisory committee to its full potential, according to the GAO
The International Space Station United States National Laboratory is managed by the CASIS (Center for the Advancement of Science in Space), which is a non-profit entity with primary research facilities in the United States Orbital Segment of the International Space Station (ISS). The nonprofit is not fully utilizing the advisory group that was formed following an… Continue reading CASIS is not utilizing the advisory committee to its full potential, according to the GAO
Government Will Hold An Exceptional Council Of Ministers On Saturday
The Government will approve next Saturday, June 25, in the extraordinary Council of Ministers, the expansion of the shock plan against the effects of the economic crisis caused by the war in Ukraine. According to the minister spokesperson, Isabel Rodríguez, at the press conference after the meeting of ministers on Tuesday, the Government is accelerating… Continue reading Government Will Hold An Exceptional Council Of Ministers On Saturday
Spanish Government Approves The LOSU
The Council of Ministers has approved this Tuesday the preliminary draft of the Organic Law of the University System (LOSU), which will now go through its parliamentary procedure and which proposes measures to reduce precariousness in the university, rights for students such as academic unemployment or a spending commitment of 1 percent of GDP. In… Continue reading Spanish Government Approves The LOSU
By 2024, Volkswagen may sell more electric vehicles than Tesla
Volkswagen Group said this year that it will invest $7.1 billion in North America to build battery-electric vehicles, with 25 new EV models available to customers in the United States, Canada, and Mexico by 2030. By the start of the next decade, it hopes to have 55 percent of its cars running on electricity. Volkswagen has… Continue reading By 2024, Volkswagen may sell more electric vehicles than Tesla
A House Armed Services Committee recommends that the Department of Defense purchase commercial space data and technology
The DoD (Department of Defense) has been conducting the most substantial overhaul of the US national security space program’s history. Space is now a unique warfighting domain that necessitates enterprise-wide adjustments in rules, tactics, operations, investments, capabilities, and knowledge in order to adapt to a new strategic environment. In light of this, the House Armed Services… Continue reading A House Armed Services Committee recommends that the Department of Defense purchase commercial space data and technology
According to reports, Elon Musk has extended the timescale for a possible Starlink IPO
Elon Musk’s aerospace company SpaceX operates the Starlink satellite network, which gives internet access to much of the world. It’s a global network of over 1,000 satellites that provides high-speed Internet access from everywhere on the globe. Starlink has over 10,000 customers worldwide and has received regulatory clearance in the UK, Greece, Australia, and Germany. According to… Continue reading According to reports, Elon Musk has extended the timescale for a possible Starlink IPO
The charge for electric vehicles (EVs) in the United Kingdom is being hampered by a lack of batteries
Following widespread criticism that the development of public facilities is too extremely slow to keep up with rapid growth in sales, the UK government established a new goal of increasing the number of electric vehicle chargers by tenfold to 300,000 by 2030. The DfT (Department for Transport) said that it would provide a further £450… Continue reading The charge for electric vehicles (EVs) in the United Kingdom is being hampered by a lack of batteries