Falcon Heavy launches GOES-U weather satellite
WASHINGTON — SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket lifted off June 25, carrying the latest spacecraft in a series of geostationary weather satellites that includes several firsts. The Falcon Heavy lifted off…
A powerful GOES-U weather satellite has been approved for launch today on SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — The green lights are on for the launch of a powerful U.S. weather satellite. GOES-Uthe fourth and final member of the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric…
SpaceX Falcon Heavy to launch NOAA satellite
Time to introduce the big engines. Those on the Space Coast will soon be in for a treat.Not one, but three Falcon 9 first-stage rockets that make up the Falcon…
How to watch SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket launch NOAA’s GOES-U satellite on June 25
NOAA's latest satellite in NOAA's GOES-R series of weather satellites, GOES-U, is ready to head into space.Two-hour launch window opens at 17:16 EDT (2116 GMT) on June 25 and the…
The GOES-U satellite will catch a trip to space on SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) GOES-R series constellation is expected to be completed in space soon, pending the successful launch of its companion GOES-U in late June. The…
How heavy can a particle of light be? Scientists just figured it out
We have a new upper limit for the mass of light.According to measurements of pulsating stars scattered throughout the Milky Way and mysterious radio signals from other galaxies, a particle…
Can heavy snowfall cause earthquakes? A new study suggests a link.
A new theory suggests that heavy snowfall may be a factor in triggering swarms of earthquakes — evidence that what happens on and above the Earth's surface can play a…
The James Webb Space Telescope suggests that supermassive black holes grew from heavy cosmic ‘seeds’
The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has observed light from stars surrounding some of the earliest supermassive black holes in the universe -- black holes observed as they were less…