More Satellite Evidence: Arctic Sea Ice Declining

More Satellite Evidence: Arctic Sea Ice Declining

New measurements from the European Space Agency's ice mission validates that the volume of Arctic sea ice has declined by 36 percent during autumn and 9 percent during winter between 2003 and 2012.

FAA Announces Plans for Drone Test Sites

FAA Announces Plans for Drone Test Sites

A future in which drones are as common in U.S. skies as piloted helicopters and airliners is a step closer with a government request for proposals to create six drone test sites around the country.

Satellite Tracks Ship Pollution

Satellite Tracks Ship Pollution

For more than a decade, scientists have observed ship tracks in natural-color satellite imagery. Now they can see that ships also have a more subtle, almost invisible signature.

Police Drones? Not So Fast

Police Drones? Not So Fast

Amidst growing debate about unmanned aircraft in U.S. airspace, Seattle's mayor tells police to abandon their plans, while Virginia lawmakers overwhelmingly prohibit drones for two years.

Satellites Collide”A Look Back

Satellites Collide”A Look Back

Feb. 10, 2013, marks the fourth anniversary of an active U.S. Iridium satellite colliding with an inactive Russian Cosmos 2251 satellite, raising public awareness of the space debris problem.

Small Drones Eye Canadian Cattle, Crops

Small Drones Eye Canadian Cattle, Crops

A fledgling company in southern Alberta is using small drones to monitor sugar beets, potatoes and even cattle to help farmers better manage crops and livestock.

One Orbit, Four Bubbling Volcanoes

One Orbit, Four Bubbling Volcanoes

Separated by only 180 kilometers, Kamchatka's Shiveluch, Bezymianny, Tolbachik and Kizimen volcanoes were seen erupting by NASA's Terra satellite during a single pass on Jan. 11, 2013.

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