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This weeks secret solar eclipse in space that no one saw coming

The New Moon drifted across the Sun this week, but only as seen from an orbiting space observatory. Solar eclipses have been predicted for some time n

The New Moon drifted across the Sun this week, but only as seen from an orbiting space observatory. Solar eclipses have been predicted for some time now. NASAs retired eclipse calculator Fred Espenaks website has eclipse calculations covering five millennia. But those calculations are done only for Earth observations of solar eclipses. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 3 years ago          

The ultimate guide to an adventurous vacation in Antarctica

White Deserts newest camp, Echo, debuts this December. The company is the only luxury hospitality company in the world to fly business jets to Antarct

White Deserts newest camp, Echo, debuts this December. The company is the only luxury hospitality company in the world to fly business jets to Antarctica. Highend execution of Echos Incredibly Exciting Expeditions raises the bar for nextgen popup opportunities. As with all White Deserts camps on the 7th Continent, Echo is designed to be completely dismantled, leaving no trace of the environment. Each capsule contains original photographs taken by Colonel Terry Virts, former commander of the International Space Station, taken from the ISS. "The mountains are the most beautiful Ive seen on Earth, Venus, and Mars," Virts says of the Echo Camp landscape.The polar explorercumcamp entrepreneur finds validation from those whove ventured into orbit, Patrick Woodhead. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 3 years ago          

The volcanic eruption of Tonga sent shock waves into space that lapped the Earth multiple times

Scientists have been studying the TongaHunga Haapai eruption to learn more about Earths atmosphere. A new study finds that the shock waves that reache

Scientists have been studying the TongaHunga Haapai eruption to learn more about Earths atmosphere. A new study finds that the shock waves that reached space were among the fastestever observed within our planets gaseous shell. These ripples reached speeds of 720 miles per hour while lapping Earth at least six times, it says. Tonga volcano on the island of Tonga has been causing electric currents in Earths ionosphere to flip direction dramatically and surge to five times that of normal peak power. Extreme geomagnetic storms are a form of weather in space caused by particles and radiation from the sun. They pose threats to terrestrial power, confuse GPS satellites and endanger the lives of anyone on the ISS. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 3 years ago          

Australia’s BNPL Openpay is suspended from the US market due to rising interest rates

Australian firm Buy Now, Pay Later BNPL, Openpay Group, closed in the US four months after being described as a key growth market. Openpays losses inc

Australian firm Buy Now, Pay Later BNPL, Openpay Group, closed in the US four months after being described as a key growth market. Openpays losses increased by 65% in the first half of the year, and the company wanted investors to finance the expansion into the United States. Other Australian BNPL startups are also facing funding challenges, with rising interest rates putting retail spending and investor risk appetite under pressure. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 3 years ago          

Supported Continuous Glucose Monitoring Techniques for Australians with Type 1 Diabetes

Brisbane resident Rachelle Swan is hoping that a new government grant for diabetes treatment technology will reduce the stigma associated with the con

Brisbane resident Rachelle Swan is hoping that a new government grant for diabetes treatment technology will reduce the stigma associated with the condition. Beginning on July 1, the federal government will partially subsidize Continuous Glucose Monitoring CGM technology. Eligible individuals will save more than $2,000 a year thanks to this subsidy. Type 1 diabetics must routinely check their blood glucose levels to make sure they are neither too high nor too low. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 3 years ago          

NASA approves the continuation of the ICESat2 space laser after more than 3 years

NASAs Ice, Cloud, and land Elevation Satellite2 ICESat2 has found that Arctic sea ice has lost a third of its volume. On the other side of the world,

NASAs Ice, Cloud, and land Elevation Satellite2 ICESat2 has found that Arctic sea ice has lost a third of its volume. On the other side of the world, at the opposite pole, new glacial lakes have been discovered deep beneath the Antarctic ice surface. Thats a neat thing about ICESat2 – the scales at which you can observe processes range from very small, like snow blowing around, all the way up to the entire ice sheet. ICESat2 measures the top of the snow, CryoSat2 detects the interface between snow and ice, and together the data tells us not only the depth of the snow but also the sea Read More..

B2B Tech News | 3 years ago          

NASA launches soccer fieldsized balloon with telescope over Antarctica on new mission

Astrophysics Stratospheric Telescope for High Spectral Resolution Observations at Submillimeterwavelengths ASTHROS is targeted for launch no earlier t

Astrophysics Stratospheric Telescope for High Spectral Resolution Observations at Submillimeterwavelengths ASTHROS is targeted for launch no earlier than December 2023. The primary objective would be to observe farinfrared wavelengths of light that are blocked by the Earths atmosphere. Astronomical Survey of Recorded Universe ASTHROS will be launched from NASAs Long Duration Balloon Facility in Antarctica. Managed by the National Science Foundation, ASTHROS will look at galaxies containing millions of stars to decode feedback processes at large scales and in a variety of environments. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 3 years ago          

A review of some of Googles most recent privacy disputes in the EU

Google has been targeted once again by European consumer groups over its account signup process. The European Consumers Bureau BEUC accuses Google of

Google has been targeted once again by European consumer groups over its account signup process. The European Consumers Bureau BEUC accuses Google of using vague, incomplete, and misleading wording at every stage of the registration process. This is not the first time that Google has found itself in hot water with European regulators over privacy regulations. In 2020, the CNIL fined Google 100 million euros for refusing to track cookies without the user’s consent. The employee said Google will have to pay three months or an additional fine of 100,000 euros a day to fulfill its order. Google appealed the decision, but the top French administrative court found the fine appropriate and proportional. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 3 years ago          



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