UAV-Mounted Sensor May Detect Landslides, Fault Lines
NASA is evaluating a compact L-Band synthetic aperture radar for
potential use on unmanned aircraft. The sensor detects and measures
small changes in the Earth's surface of geophysical interest, such
as volcanoes, earthquake faults, landslides and glaciers.
Platform Unable To Remain On Station Due To Currents,
Winds
Due to unusually strong ocean currents at the launch site, Sea
Launch is rescheduling the launch campaign for the Thuraya-3
communications satellite. The team is establishing an extended
schedule for the Thuraya-3 mission, as the vessels return to Sea
Launch Home Port. All personnel are doing well and all systems and
the spacecraft are secure.
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