Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite Archives

Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite

Science

NASA and the U.S. Air Force have figured out where UARS crash landed, they think

NASA, working with the Joint Space Operations Center at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California,...

September 27, 2011 Piers Dillon Scott

Science

NASA releases UARS re-entry location, believes debris landed in Pacific

NASA and the U.S. Joint Space Operations Center (USSTRATCOM) have revealed the nominal location...

September 24, 2011 Piers Dillon Scott

Science

What you should know if UARS has crashed in your back yard

"NASA’s decommissioned Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite fell back to Earth between 11:23 p.m....

September 24, 2011 Piers Dillon Scott

Science

How to track NASA’s UARS with Google Earth and Android

[UPDATE 2011/09/24: UARS has crashed to Earth, and NASA tweeted the aftermath] NASA's Upper...

September 24, 2011 Piers Dillon Scott

UARS projected path over Ireland on Friday morning at 03:19am

Science

NASA satellite could fall above Ireland this week

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September 21, 2011 Darren McCarra

NASA brochure cover for the Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite

Science

An “extremely small” safety risk to the public from plummeting NASA satellite

NASA has warned that one of its defunct satellites will crash into the Earth's atmosphere sometime...

September 7, 2011 Piers Dillon Scott

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Brains Byte Back

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In our modern world of fake news and misinformation, it can be hard to know whether the news story you are reading is real or propaganda designed to influence your opinion. However, thanks to AI we are now close to identifying how trustworthy the news in front of us really is.

To discuss this, we are joined by Garry Paxinos, CTO at NetTalk, an easy-to-setup and use, lowest cost voice over IP (VoIP) home phone service.

In addition to the work NetTALK is doing, Garry also discusses an app he has helped build called NOOZ.AI, an AI-driven news aggregator that analyzes the news using natural language processing and machine learning to empower readers to uncover bias.

In this episode, we cover: