A NASA study indicates that increased solar activity during solar maximum accelerates satellite re-entry due to heightened atmospheric drag, significantly impacting satellite constellations like Starlink. This phenomenon presents operational challenges and raises environmental concerns as more satellites burn up, releasing materials into the atmosphere. The findings highlight the urgent need for improved space traffic management and the consideration of space weather in satellite planning.
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‘I know electrocution impact’: MP professor contests husband's autopsy report in HC
Mamta Pathak, a 60-year-old chemistry professor convicted of her husband's murder, is challenging the autopsy report in court. Arguing her case, she questions the differentiation between electric and thermal burn marks without chemical analysis. BHOPAL/JABALPUR: Mamta Pathak, a 60-year-old chemistry professor sentenced to 20 years for murdering her husband, is contesting the autopsy report in court, arguing that the differentiation between electric and thermal burn marks requires chemical analysis. The High Court has reserved its...
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