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3I/ATLAS: ESA’s XMM-NEWTON Caught The Exocomet Under X-Ray Light; Here's What It Found

3I/ATLAS: ESA’s XMM-NEWTON Caught The Exocomet Under X-Ray Light; Here's What It Found

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XMM-Newton observed the comet with its European Photon Imaging Camera (EPIC)-pn camera, its most sensitive X-ray camera See the Story

Stay up Late Tonight to Watch Europe's Ariane 6 Rocket Launch Its 1st Pair of Galileo Navigation Satellites

Stay up Late Tonight to Watch Europe's Ariane 6 Rocket Launch Its 1st Pair of Galileo Navigation Satellites

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Europe's Ariane 6 rocket is poised to launch a pair of Galileo satellites just after midnight on Wednesday (Dec. 17), adding to the continent's geopositioning constellation.See the Story

Satellites help tackle landfill methane leaks

Satellites help tackle landfill methane leaks

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Satellites are emerging as a powerful new tool in the fight to curb emissions of methane. While methane is much shorter-lived in the atmosphere than carbon dioxide, it is vastly more potent at trapping heat, which makes rapid cuts essential for slowing warming in the short term. The same satellite technology that has transformed methane monitoring in the oil and gas sector is now being turned toward another major source—landfill sites.See the Story

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