Japan’s H3 Rocket Achieves Successful Launch, Deploying ALOS-4 Satellite

Japan’s H3 rocket successfully launched its third mission, deploying the Advanced Land Observing Satellite-4 (ALOS-4) into a sun-synchronous orbit. The successful launch marks a significant milestone for JAXA as it aims to make the H3 a competitive commercial launch vehicle. The rocket is designed to launch six times annually for the next 20 years, carrying satellites for both government and commercial entities.

Sling TV Offers $25 Off to Watch Every NBA Playoff Game

Sling TV is providing a fantastic NBA Playoff deal for new subscribers, allowing them to watch every game for as little as $15 per month. This offer is available for all tiers of the streaming service and includes access to channels like ABC, ESPN, TNT, and NBA TV, where the games will be broadcasted. With Sling TV’s cloud DVR and mobile app, you can record and watch your favorite teams play live or on the go. Don’t miss out on this limited-time opportunity to catch all the action of the 2024 NBA Playoffs.

Rocket Lab: A Leader in Affordable Access to Space

Rocket Lab is a private space company founded in 2006 with a mission to democratize access to space. The company’s Electron launch vehicle has successfully deployed over 180 satellites into orbit, making it a major player in the small satellite industry. Rocket Lab is also developing the Neutron rocket, a reusable launch vehicle designed to deploy large spacecraft and satellite constellations. In addition to its launch services, Rocket Lab offers a range of spacecraft design and manufacturing services, making it a comprehensive end-to-end space company.

ESA Gets Doom Running on a Satellite

The European Space Agency (ESA) has successfully run the classic first-person shooter Doom on one of its satellites, OPS-SAT. This is the first time a satellite has played Doom, demonstrating the growing capabilities of on-board satellite systems. The experiment involved sending a demo recording built on a version of Doom called ChocolateDoom to the satellite, which then played it back.

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