Stellar Space Industries: This company develops engineering technology for designing, manufacturing, assembling, integrating, and testing in the aerospace, space, and defense sectors. They guide customers from specialization to product launch, utilizing commercial off-the-shelf products and manufacturing. Investors include the European Space Agency and the Netherlands Space Office.
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Webb's infrared vision allows astronomers to expose young stars, heated dust, and stellar nurseries otherwise hidden from view.
Scientists conclude that TRAPPIST-1 e no longer has its primary atmosphere, stripped away by stellar flares from its active red dwarf star.
Gaia measured brightnesses and variability, providing temperatures, gravitational parameters, and stellar types for millions of stars.
The first data catalog from Gaia was published in 2016, containing precise stellar positions and brightness for over one billion celestial bodies.
A gimballed monolith payload called the Stellar Occultation Hypertemporal Imaging Payload was deployed on the International Space Station and put into storage in late April 2024 after a year of operations.
The mission’s Stellar Reference Unit, a navigational star camera that has also provided valuable science, will obtain the highest-resolution image of Io’s surface to date.
Stephenson Stellar Corp. received a $22,700,000 contract last year to develop the Stellar Space Cyber Range.
IXPE launched in December 2021 to observe polarized X-rays from extreme objects such as neutron stars and stellar and supermassive black holes.
OAO 2, launched in 1968 and named Stargazer, provided years of low-resolution stellar ultraviolet spectra.
All-stellar mode was developed and uplinked to MAVEN on 2022-04-19, five months ahead of the originally planned 2022-10-01 implementation.
Stellar occultations observed in July 2017 and August 2018 indicated that Ultima Thule may have two lobes, and an alternative three-lobed shape could also produce a flat lightcurve.
Kepler was launched by NASA in March 2009 to search for planets around other stars by detecting periodic dips in stellar brightness caused by planetary transits.