The Andrew Kramer, New York Times article A New Weapon in Russia’s Arsenal, and It’s Inflatable details a factory which is building inflatable Russian military decoys. One effort includes the Kremlin contracting…
A second home has sunk into a sinkhole in Land O’ Lakes, Florida and it was caught on camera. Surrounding homes have also been evacuated as a safety precaution. #BREAKING:…
Urthecast and Esri Partner in Bringing Imagery to Life in ArcGIS Press Release From: UrtheCast Posted: Tuesday, July 11, 2017 UrtheCast Corp. and its subsidiary, the Earth Observation company Deimos…
“Most of our customers aren’t space people. That’s not their focus. They’re focused on other existing legacy businesses … [and] they’re looking for some asymmetrical advantage over a competitor,” Previte…
The light of a new day on Saturn illuminates the planet’s wavy cloud patterns and the smooth arcs of the vast rings. Release from NASA/JPL Thursday, July 6 (DOY 187)…
Study examines geology of Oklahoma's largest earthquake June 30, 2017 by Alan Buis Radar measurements of Pawnee quake deformation based on before/after satellite data analysis. Red/pink areas moved west and…
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Scientists are trying to use satellites to forecast volcanic eruptions Scientists are trying to develop a model for predicting volcanic eruptions. The models and methods are similar to those used…
Pentagon Capitalizes on Commercial Space Boom SANDRA ERWIN The Pentagon is moving to build ties with commercial space firms as U.S. military forces seek faster and cheaper ways to communicate,…
Predicting disaster before it strikes: InSAR in Australia by Anthony Wallace on 28 June, 2017 in GIS & Data, Latest News, Surveying Displacement in the Perth basin, as observed by InSAR. See annotated figure below for…