The National Grid of the United Kingdom is in talks to develop an energy island in the North Sea
National Grid, a UK firm, has stated that it is negotiating with two other partners about constructing an “energy island” in the North Sea that
The NRO embarks on a road toward establishing a commercial data program of the record
As part of the long-term push to develop a new program of the record, the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) is planning to assess commercial capabilities to
An analyst utilizes radar imagery to learn more about Chinese missile sites
China is building 119 intercontinental ballistic missile silos in a desert in the northwestern section of the nation, according to photos collected by commercial satellites
The Starliner valve problem is still being investigated by Boeing and NASA
As engineers continue investigating a valve problem that delayed the mission two months ago, NASA and Boeing are eyeing the first half of 2022 for
Waunakee Utilities reduces the price of renewable energy for its consumers
Customers and stakeholders in Public Power communities across Dane county celebrate Public Power Week every year to learn how they may better interact with the community-possessed utility
At its Ohio operation, Foxconn will produce electric cars for Fisker and Lordstown Motors
According to an agreement announced Foxconn will construct electric cars for Lordstown Motors and its other partner Fisker Corporation at an old GM factory in Ohio.
How satellite hives are assisting scientists in weather forecasting
NASA claims that swarms of small satellites connected together in a hive mind will provide better and speedier data on weather trends. According to NASA,
NASA’s Lucy asteroid mission may be delayed due to the government shutdown
A NASA asteroid mission, which has remained on track for the mid-October deployment despite the pandemic’s interruptions, now faces a new obstacle: the potential of a federal
Satellite signals from SpaceX are used in the same way that GPS signals are used to locate a location on Earth
Engineering experts have discovered a mechanism for correctly locating a place on Earth using signals emitted by Starlink internet service satellites, similar to how GPS
Industry experts believe the government should have shifted to a low-carbon economy sooner
Industry analysts say that if the government had undertaken more to alter the United Kingdom’s energy market sooner, low-carbon heating and renewable energy might have done
