There have been many moments in which Italy has been one of the protagonists of the space exploration and Earth observation. From the third country in the world to have launched satellites into orbit in December 1964 to the Dart probe that allowed NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) to reverse the course of an […]
Read More →On average, Europeans produce 481 kilograms of urban waste every year: construction and demolition waste, mining waste, industrial waste, old televisions, old cars, batteries, plastic bags, etc. If some of this waste is recycled, another part creates so-called open-air dumps on land, sea, and coastline. To save the earth from waste, can we go into […]
Read More →It is late October, and summer is still here. Despite a few thunderstorms, it does not miss a beat. Since 1950, summer has lasted an average of 78 days to 95; by 2100, it could even last six months. In this regard, I would like to recall the words of astronaut Luca Parmitano in a […]
Read More →In the past, the story of any tense situation that later escalated into a conflict was told by journalists or photographers describing places from below. Satellite technology began to be used piecemeal to shed light on suspected human rights abuses, such as the presence of detention camps in Xinjiang or the genocide in Darfur. Today, […]
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