Compare exoplanets LHS 3844 b and 55 Cancri e to Earth and Neptune. While larger than Earth, they are more similar in composition. (Credits: ILLUSTRATION: NASA, ESA, CSA, Dani Player [STScI]) We are weeks away from the moment we’ve been Read More
Several 30-cm HXGN aerial images collected over Baltimore, Maryland during 2021. (Samples Courtesy: Hexagon) Hexagon hasn’t wasted time refreshing their state-wide aerial imagery in 2022. Maryland has a new update at 30-centimeter (cm) resolution, as well as 15-cm data over Read More
A 30-cm Pléiades Neo 3 image collected over Auckland, New Zealand on September 17, 2021. PLÉIADES © CNES 2022. Airbus is gearing up for a complete Pléiades Neo constellation by the end of 2022, when the last two satellites will Read More
This map shows the areas imaged by the Pléiades 1 constellation from January 1 to March 31, 2022 over Central America. Please note that in many instances, multiple images were collected over the same area which is difficult to portray Read More
Technology is cool – so stay cool and check out our snippet with links to recent tech advances! New system can generate energy from the Sun and release it over time. Bacteria could help reduce airborne methane levels while generating Read More
Cricket’s Chirp is created for Apollo Mapping by Ron Ruelle, a Boulder, Colorado based cartoonist, lllustrator and teacher. No animals are harmed in the creation of these comics, but Ron sometimes breaks a pencil in frustration. You can see more Read More
Standing outside on a crisp spring night, surrounded by chirping grasshoppers and the low hum of the nearby highway, I turn my gaze to the stars and it’s as easy as breathing. Denver’s smog and the haze from wildfires clouds Read More
Are you ready for our May list of technology advances?! It’s a diverse list this time 😊 Greener idea for recycling wind turbine blades. Newly discovered diatoms use symbiotic bacteria to produce nutrients they need. An artificial retina that recognizes Read More
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