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Radio interference from satellites is threatening astronomy

Astronomy 09 Mar 2023
Just as human development leads to more light pollution, increasing numbers of satellites are leading to more radio interference ... All satellites, whatever their function, use radio waves to transmit information to the surface of the Earth ... Similar radio quiet zones are home to telescopes in Australia, South Africa and China.
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Radio interference from satellites is threatening astronomy – a proposed zone could head off the ...

Penn Live 06 Mar 2023
All satellites, whatever their function, use radio waves to transmit information to the surface of the Earth ... With tens of thousands of satellites expected to go into orbit in the coming years and increasing use on the ground, the radio spectrum is getting crowded ... Similar radio quiet zones are home to telescopes in Australia, South Africa and China.
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Radio interference from satellites is threatening astronomy—zone proposed for testing new technologies

Phys Dot Org 03 Mar 2023
All satellites, whatever their function, use radio waves to transmit information to the surface of the Earth ... With tens of thousands of satellites expected to go into orbit in the coming years and increasing use on the ground, the radio spectrum is getting crowded ... Similar radio quiet zones are home to telescopes in Australia, South Africa and China.
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Radio interference from satellites is threatening astronomy – a proposed zone for testing new technologies ...

Hastings Tribune 03 Mar 2023
All satellites, whatever their function, use radio waves to transmit information to the surface of the Earth ... With tens of thousands of satellites expected to go into orbit in the coming years and increasing use on the ground, the radio spectrum is getting crowded ... Similar radio quiet zones are home to telescopes in Australia, South Africa and China.
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12 cheetahs begin their journey from South Africa, to reach India tomorrow

Beijing News 17 Feb 2023
The 12 cheetahs, including seven males and five females, have started their journey from South Africa and are set to arrive in India on Saturday, informed Union Minister Bhupender Yadav ... Radio collars have been installed in all the cheetahs and monitored through satellite.
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IAF plane to bring 12 more cheetahs to Madhya Pradesh

Gulf News 16 Feb 2023
Union Environment Minister Bhupendra Yadav has said that 12 more cheetahs would be coming from South Africa on Saturday via the Indian Air Force’s (IAF) C-17 Globemaster plane, which has already taken off from India in the morning ... Radio collars have been installed on all the cheetahs and monitored through satellite.
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Highly anticipated launch of Zimbabwe’s first satellite postponed

Independent online (SA) 06 Nov 2022
The ZimSat-1 satellite will host a multispectral camera and image classification tool, as well as a device to transmit and receive signals from amateur radio operators ... Space in Africa reported that the satellite was a 1U educational and amateur radio mission CubeSat manufactured under the Kyushu Institute of Technology.
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Russia smuggling stolen grain to help pay for Putin's war

The Salem News 04 Oct 2022
AP used satellite imagery and marine radio transponder data to track three dozen ships making more than 50 voyages carrying grain from Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine to ports in Turkey, Syria, Lebanon and other countries ... A July 11 satellite image shows the Laodicea tied up at a pier in Feodosia.
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AP INVESTIGATION: Russia smuggling Ukrainian grain to help pay for Putin's war

The Sharon Herald 04 Oct 2022
AP used satellite imagery and marine radio transponder data to track three dozen ships making more than 50 voyages carrying grain from Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine to ports in Turkey, Syria, Lebanon and other countries ... Crimea, while its radio transponder was turned off.
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Russia smuggles Ukraine grain to fund war

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette 04 Oct 2022
The AP used satellite imagery and marine radio transponder data to track three dozen ships making more than 50 voyages carrying grain from Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine to ports in Turkey, Syria, Lebanon and other countries ... Crimea, while its radio transponder was turned off.
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Russia smuggling Ukrainian grain to help pay for Putin's war

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette 03 Oct 2022
AP used satellite imagery and marine radio transponder data to track three dozen ships making more than 50 voyages carrying grain from Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine to ports in Turkey, Syria, Lebanon and other countries ... A July 11 satellite image shows the Laodicea tied up at a pier in Feodosia.
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Europe faces ‘unprecedented risk’ of gas shortage, IEA says

The Associated Press 03 Oct 2022
AP used satellite imagery and marine radio transponder data to track three dozen ships making more than 50 voyages carrying grain from Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine to ports in Turkey, Syria, Lebanon and other countries ... Crimea, while its radio transponder was turned off.
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Ukrainian troops continue offensive, claim new gains

The Associated Press 03 Oct 2022
AP used satellite imagery and marine radio transponder data to track three dozen ships making more than 50 voyages carrying grain from Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine to ports in Turkey, Syria, Lebanon and other countries ... Crimea, while its radio transponder was turned off.
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Center-right party wins on pledges to stabilize Bulgaria

The Associated Press 03 Oct 2022
AP used satellite imagery and marine radio transponder data to track three dozen ships making more than 50 voyages carrying grain from Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine to ports in Turkey, Syria, Lebanon and other countries ... Crimea, while its radio transponder was turned off.
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West African mediators head to Burkina Faso following coup

The Associated Press 03 Oct 2022
AP used satellite imagery and marine radio transponder data to track three dozen ships making more than 50 voyages carrying grain from Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine to ports in Turkey, Syria, Lebanon and other countries ... Crimea, while its radio transponder was turned off.

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