Europe is committed to protecting the Earth

© OHB Space Encounter 05. December 2019 A column by Marco Fuchs: thoughts about time and space

Space debris: Earth’s orbit is getting cluttered

thousands of years. At the same time, many satellites are located in this range, as these orbits

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© OHB Space Encounter ISS 05. July 2019 A column by Marco Fuchs: thoughts about time and space

Destination Venus part 2: Why a mission to venus can spark the development of new technologies

to find traces of life there? It was long thought that life can only exist on Earth

We.OHB. Part 8: Our work is a bit like reading a glass ball.

orbits towards LEO mega-constellations. These can consist of up to thousands of satellites. Consequently

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was looking for. My experience in those missions have proven very useful when it comes to squaring

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We.OHB - Part 10: Empathy goes without saying – now more than ever

. Incidentally, this also helps you overcome negative thoughts and the feeling of being boxed in. And another

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. And we need those facts to make informed decisions. What is the future role of OHB within the consortium

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