From The Editor
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Fiber Optics And Optical Interconnects: Powering Global Communications
10/17/2024
Fiber optics have revolutionized telecommunications, enabling high-speed, long-distance data transmission with unprecedented efficiency. Here, we explore this technology and its role in submarine cable systems.
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Smart Lasers + AI = Revolution
10/16/2024
Smart lasers with artificial intelligence capabilities are emerging as a revolutionary technology in manufacturing and industrial applications.
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A Look At ICALEO 2024
10/10/2024
ICALEO 2024 is coming soon. Let’s take a look at this year’s show.
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Revolutionizing Animal Care With Raman Spectroscopy
10/10/2024
Raman spectroscopy offers rapid, non-invasive disease detection in animals. It analyzes molecular vibrations in samples, aiding cancer diagnosis and treatment monitoring in veterinary medicine.
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A Look Inside Space University
10/8/2024
The University of Central Florida, better known as SpaceU, is collaborating with NASA on the Artemis program, focusing on lunar research, technology, and workforce development.
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From Wildfires To Gas Leaks: How Hyperspectral Imaging Is Detecting Disasters On Earth
10/2/2024
Hyperspectral satellites analyze Earth's chemical fingerprints from space, enabling crop protection, mineral discovery, and environmental monitoring to combat pollution and climate change impacts.
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How Remote Sensing Is Being Used In Ukraine And The Middle East
9/30/2024
The military's use of remote sensing has progressed from rudimentary aerial photography to a sophisticated, multi-faceted intelligence-gathering system that plays a crucial role in modern warfare and strategic planning.
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NASA, ESA, And The Use Of Infrared In Space
9/23/2024
Infrared astronomy revolutionized space exploration, revealing hidden cosmic phenomena. From early discoveries to advanced space telescopes, it enables the study of cool objects, distant galaxies, and exoplanets.
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A Look At VISION 2024
9/19/2024
VISION 2024 is coming soon – let’s take a quick look at this biennial event.
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Bringing The World To The Most Remote Spot On Earth
9/16/2024
High-speed broadband satellite communication might be slower than cable and fiber internet but for the most remote community on Earth, it could be a blessing.