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Strongest Solar Storm Since 2017 Hits Earth But Leaves Aurora Chasers In The Dark.

The sun erupted on March 22 at 9:45 p.m. EDT (0145 GMT on March 23) with a powerful X-class solar flare and unleashed a barrage of super-hot plasma towards Earth in what is known as a coronal mass ejection (CME). The energetic onslaught hit our planet at 10:37 a.m. EDT (1437 GMT) on Sunday, March […]

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Zimbabwe Gets Ready to Launch Three Satellites.

According to iHarare, Zimbabwe is gearing up to launch three new satellites. One of the satellites, ZimSat-2, an Earth Observation satellite,  is currently under development with advanced features and is scheduled for launch later this year. Moreover, the Zimbabwean government has approved the development of two additional satellites in the initial production phases. According to

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The Chandra X-ray Spacecraft May Soon Go Dark, Threatening A Great Deal Of Astronomy.

Last week, an ominous letter was published to the Chandra X-ray Observatory’s website. “Dear Chandra community,” it starts, “As many of you are aware, the NASA budget for FY25 and beyond was released…” This letter was written by Patrick Slane, director of the Chandra X-ray Center. In it, he’s talking about NASA’s budget proposal for

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Massive Explosions May Be Visible On The Sun During The April 8 Total Solar Eclipse.

If you’re in the path of totality for the April 8 total solar eclipse, you’ll experience a brief period of darkness — totality — for a few seconds or minutes. This is the only safe time to look directly at the sun without solar eclipse glasses. If you observe the sun‘s corona during totality, you

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Satellites Watch Iceland Volcano Spew Gigantic Plume Of Toxic Gas Across Europe.

Scientists are tracking a massive plume of toxic gas moving across northern Europe that was spat out by the ongoing volcanic eruption in Iceland. The gas cloud is unlikely to cause any serious health problems. However, it could impact the ozone hole above the Arctic, experts warn. On March 16, an underground volcano in Icealnd’s Reykjanes Peninsula blew

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Africa’s Telcos, ISPs Route Traffic ‘All Over’ Following Broken Subsea Cables.

Telecom operators and Internet service providers serving Africa have been forced to send their traffic via elaborate detours following damage to four submarine cables off the continent’s west coast last Thursday. Some companies are bypassing the damaged cables by going via Brazil, according to one of the cable operators. Others have shifted their traffic overland

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Without Internet The World Will Struggle – Internet Users Over Disruptions.

Some Ghanaians have shared their views following the announcement of internet disruption as result of outages on multiple submarine optic fibre cables that come into Ghana. Narrating their ordeal to JoyNews, some described the day as dull since they were unable to go about their usual daily activity. Kojo who called on the Pulse on

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Without Internet The World Will Struggle – Internet Users Over Disruptions.

Some Ghanaians have shared their views following the announcement of internet disruption as result of outages on multiple submarine optic fibre cables that come into Ghana. Narrating their ordeal to JoyNews, some described the day as dull since they were unable to go about their usual daily activity. Kojo who called on the Pulse on

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Russian Rocket Launch of 3 Astronauts To ISS Targeted For March 23 After Abort.

A Russian Soyuz rocket is now scheduled to send three astronauts toward the ISS on Saturday (March 23), two days after a rare abort scuttled its first try. The rocket was supposed to launch the crewed Soyuz MS-25 spacecraft on Thursday (March 21) from Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. That attempt was aborted just 21 seconds

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