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#SpaceResearch 02: The Martian atmosphere is composed of over 95% carbon dioxide. This makes traditional construction methods impractical. At BIM4Space, we're researching innovative ways to utilize local materials and CO2 for sustainable building practices on Mars. #MarsConstruction #Sustainability #BIM4Space #InnovativeMaterials

Image of the Week! This week, we present a vibrant view of Huangdao, Qingdao, in the Shandong province of China, captured by our AFR satellite using a Near-Infrared (NIR) false color composite. The striking red hues highlight the lush vegetation, while the contrasting colors of urban areas and the varying shades of blue in the coastal waters add depth to this dynamic landscape. The image features key locations, including Pangmengsuncun, Wangjiadian Village, Hongshiya Town, and the bustling Xin'an Residential District, along with industrial and coastal areas. The diverse blues in the water bodies provide crucial insights into sediment distribution, water quality, and coastal dynamics, essential for environmental monitoring and sustainable coastal management. Stay tuned for more spectacular views from around the globe every week! #EarthObservation #SatelliteImagery #China #Qingdao #Shandong #NIR #FalseColor #RemoteSensing #UrbanDevelopment #SustainableDevelopment #Geospatial #Azista #ABAFirstRunner #satellite #aerospace #spaceindustry #SatelliteImaging #spaceexploration #space #spacetechnology #spaceindustry #aerospaceindustries #makeinindia

Congratulations to Patrick Lahey and the Triton Team! The segment on Triton Submarines in the NOVA documentary series "Building Stuff: Reaching It!" showcases their groundbreaking contributions to underwater exploration. Triton Submarines, led by Patrick and the Triton Team, stands out as a trailblazer in delving into the mysteries of the ocean depths. With a core mission to unravel the secrets of the sea, Triton has engineered cutting-edge submersibles that can reach extraordinary depths. Their advanced technology and design not only enable scientists and explorers to venture into the deep sea but also unveil previously unseen ecosystems and geological formations. The documentary sheds light on the challenges and victories encountered in the harsh environment of the ocean's depths. The submersibles' transparent acrylic spheres offer a panoramic view, granting occupants a full immersion into the underwater realm while ensuring their safety amidst immense pressures. Beyond mere technological advancements, this segment narrates a tale of human inquisitiveness and the relentless pursuit of knowledge about our planet. Triton Submarines symbolizes how innovation can broaden our perspectives and redefine exploration for future generations.

Planetary concrete mixers come in a range of sizes and capacities(50L-4000L). Two other unloading methods to choose from. (Pneumatic discharge and hydraulic discharge)#planetary #planetaryconcretemixer #concretemixer

Trading in the idea of ownership for stewardship through our commitment to sustainability and celestial stewardship is the clearest path forward. As I said to Nathaniel, if space becomes unsustainable, then sustaining Earth becomes unsustainable. Read the whole article from Noema Magazine at the link below. #space #environmentist #celestialstewardship #interview https://lnkd.in/ecKnAeyF

???? Historic Milestone in Space Exploration! ???? Today, the world celebrates a breakthrough in sustainable technology with the launch of LignoSat – the first-ever wooden satellite, developed by Kyoto University and Sumitomo Forestry. Crafted from magnolia wood, this pioneering satellite has embarked on its journey from the International Space Station, marking a major step toward eco-friendly space exploration. LignoSat’s mission is to test how wood performs under harsh space conditions, offering potential as a sustainable satellite material that would burn up completely upon re-entry, reducing space debris. ???? This project isn’t just about sustainability – it also opens possibilities for future habitats on the Moon and Mars, utilizing renewable materials. ?? Read more about this innovative launch #SpaceInnovation #WoodenSatellite #SustainableTechnology #LignoSat #KyotoUniversity #SumitomoForestry #japan #isro #spacex #x

Japan researchers from Kyoto University and Sumitomo Forestry successfully launched its first wooden satellite into orbit on November 5; the satellite is named LignoSat. First, it will be placed on the International Space Station by a SpaceX mission; then, after reaching some 400 kilometers or so above Earth, it will be released into orbit. LignoSat is a feasibility study to test the use of timber as a renewable material in lunar and Mars exploration later on. "With timber, we will be able to build houses and live in space forever," said astronaut and researcher Takao Doi, highlighting the big deal about sustainable habitats in space. A 50-year vision for building timber homes on the Moon and Mars is reflected in the project. Wood will last longer in space because there is no existence of water and oxygen. This means that wood will not rot or burn. Additionally, it minimizes the environmental impacts at the end of the life cycle with the use of wooden satellites. . . . #WoodenSatellite #LignoSat #SpaceExploration #SustainableMaterials #TimberInSpace #KyotoUniversity #LunarMissions #MarsExploration #Tribunetrends

Image of the Week! This week, we're excited to showcase a stunning satellite image that provides a detailed view of the Xe Kaman River in Laos, vividly capturing the surrounding landscapes through our AFR satellite. The rivers are distinctly visible in different colors due to varying sediment levels and water composition: the Xe Kaman River appears dark blue, while the Xe Xou River displays a lighter shade. As these two rivers merge, there's a fascinating transition where their colors blend, illustrating the confluence of their waters. This change in coloration is a vivid reminder of the dynamic processes at play in natural water bodies and the power of Earth Observation (EO) technology to capture these subtle yet important details. The surrounding bright red areas represent dense vegetation, highlighted using near-infrared (NIR) bands, which underscore the region's agricultural activity and natural greenery. With imagery like this, we enable critical insights into land use, water quality, and environmental changes, supporting sustainable management and conservation efforts. Stay tuned for more breathtaking views from space as we continue to explore and understand our planet from above. #EarthObservation #SatelliteImagery #Sustainability #Laos #Geospatial #RemoteSensing #Rivers #EOsatellites #Innovation #RemoteSensing #SatelliteImagery #Azista #AFR #ABAFirstRunner #satellite #aerospace #spaceindustry #SatelliteImaging #spaceexploration #space #spacetechnology #spaceindustry #aerospaceindustries #makeinindia

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Extinction Level Events: Earth’s Past Mass Extinctions and Potential Future Catastrophes https://lnkd.in/e3T2GzJn #SpaceEconomy #NewSpace #NewSpaceEconomy #Space #CommercialSpace