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NASA, JAXA See Vertical Wind Shear Around Low-Level Center Of The Tropical Storm Muifa

Apr 29, 2017

The tropical storm Muifa has weakened as the wind shear affecting its precipitation according to the image captured by satellite from NASA and Japanese space agency JAXA.

NASA GPM Satellite Mapped Tropical Depression 3W In 3D In The Pacific Ocean

Apr 26, 2017

Global Precipitation Measurement Mission satellite of NASA has captured tropical storms forming in Pacific ocean. The radar instruments of GPM has mapped a 3D imaging of the convective storm towers that helped scientists to analyze the speed and altitude of the storms.

NASA X-Ray Astronomy Recovery Mission: Working With JAXA To Replace Hitomi

Apr 10, 2017

Hitomi is an X-Ray astronomy spacecraft launched by JAXA last year in February 2016. Hitomi malfunctioned a month and a half later.

NASA And JAXA Join Hands To Replace X-Ray Telescope In Space

Apr 03, 2017

Japanese researchers and NASA on a mission to replace an X-ray astronomy telescope that got lost just after its launch.

Japan Space Junk Collector Fails First Orbital Test

Feb 02, 2017

Japan's space junk mission may failed as it may not be able to release the giant fish net accoding to scientists.

Canada Extends Its Support for the International Space Station

May 04, 2015

The government has made a commitment to extend Canada's support and participation in the International Space Station mission for another four years, or until 2024. The announcement was included as part of the new federal budget.

Scientists Shed Light on Beaming Solar Power from Space

Mar 15, 2015

While there might be limits to the amount of solar power we can collect here on Earth, scientists have long been studying the notion of harnessing solar power from the endless supply that can be found in space. Now, what was once just a notion in the mind of researchers has taken a huge step towards becoming a reality.