The next era of space exploration is being written.Before our next block of satellites launches, Astranis is laser-inscribing our satellite with the names of explorers and adventurers. Your name becomes a permanent part of the final frontier on a satellite connecting people around the world. Learn more👇

One Orbit, One World.High above the thin blue line of our atmosphere, the International Space Station streaks across the night side of Earth at 28,000 km/h — a gleaming outpost of humanity suspended between the planet and the https://t.co/adNa3yBy8r a single frame, we see the impossible beauty of it all: the station’s solar wings glowing golden in sunlight, while beneath it sprawls the living Earth — swirling oceans, drifting continents, and cotton-white clouds painted across a curving horizon.

Released for the first time, images from the Noctis-1 military space telescope. 🔭👀The UK's extraordinary new Borealis software will use these images and data from multiple sources to give us a faster, clearer picture of everything orbiting Earth.@SciTechgovuk @spacegovuk

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