
Space science
Copernicus publishes new satellite-data catalogue access details
The October notice lists expanded search fields and higher burst limits. Its printed date for replacing the old service predates publication.
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Space science
The October notice lists expanded search fields and higher burst limits. Its printed date for replacing the old service predates publication.

Human spaceflight
NASA’s October 14 account covers a move from Destiny to Columbus. It gives no observing result or explanation for the relocation.

Weather data
An October 15 notice schedules Metop-SGA1 radio-occultation and microwave observations for distribution through WIS2 from October 21, with separate subscription topics for the two products.

Earth observation
The October 13 notice warns of a near-real-time data gap during deployment and details cloud-screening and nitrogen-dioxide product changes.

Space medicine
NASA’s October 13 entry describes medical imaging to study microgravity’s effects on the eye. It reports activity, with no clinical findings.

Weather satellites
The operator’s October 13 notice records the transition from pre-operational observations and supplies filename examples bearing the operational marker.

Earth observation
The 8 October release shows early observations from the Copernicus satellite; ESA expects another five months of commissioning before service.

Auroras
The astronaut’s dated X post shows the atmospheric display. His caption links it to solar activity, without a storm-strength measurement.

Atmospheric science
The October 7 release notice sets out access to global infrared measurements through EUMETCast and the Data Store, while warning that commissioning continues and delivery may stop without notice.

Space astronomy
The October 8 circular separates CZTI’s detector measurements for the October 7 burst; its Compton-event analysis remains preliminary.

Re-entry research
An October 7 photograph records the Indian-origin astronaut holding a capsule aboard Cygnus. NASA’s subsequent report describes planned re-entry measurements, with no performance results established.

Fast radio bursts
Webb observations reveal a young, star-forming host galaxy, but the study does not establish what generated the signal detected in 2024.