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 by Staff Writers Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (SPX) Jul 19, 2021
MEASAT has announced today that while MEASAT has maintained continuous telemetry and command control of the MEASAT-3 satellite since the previously reported anomaly on 21 June 2021, an in-depth investigation is still being conducted with Boeing Satellite Systems ("BSS") to determine the root cause of the anomaly. To date, almost all customer services on MEASAT-3 have been restored onto backup satellite capacity on other co-located MEASAT satellites and third-party satellites serving the region. Migration and service restoration for broadcast services was immediate, affirming the resiliency of the MEASAT fleet at 91.5 E orbital hotslot. All the MEASAT-3 transponders have been deactivated to prevent interference with other satellites. MEASAT has also informed Combined Space Operations Centre (CSpOC) via Space-Track to track the MEASAT-3 satellite and notify other operators of the satellite's orbital location, while the full investigation is being conducted by MEASAT and BSS. A report on the outcome of the investigation will be released in due course.
NASA mission explores intense summertime thunderstorms Edwards AFB CA (SPX) Jul 19, 2021 NASA and university scientists will be studying the intense summer thunderstorms over the central United States to understand their effects on Earth's atmosphere and how it contributes to climate change. As part of NASA's Earth Science Division, the Dynamics and Chemistry of the Summer Stratosphere, or DCOTSS, project will be flying out of Salina, Kansas during the summers of 2021 and 2022. The project will directly study the convective impacts of thunderstorms over North America. The DCOTSS ... read more
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