Georgina Rannard
Climate and Science Reporter at BBC
Climate & Science reporter @BBCNews. I wrote a PhD now I write news ✍️📻📺. Looking for the perfect بسبوسة Liverpool-born.
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1 month ago |
envirolink.org | Georgina Rannard
From BBC 2 days agoShareSaveGeorgina RannardClimate and science reporterShareSaveA private spacecraft that landed lopsided on the Moon does not have enough power to complete its mission, says the company Intuitive Machines. Athena touched down on the lunar South Pole shortly after 1730GMT (1230EST) on Thursday, but it later was revealed the craft had landed on its side.
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1 month ago |
bbc.com | Georgina Rannard
Toppled spacecraft can't complete Moon missionGeorgina RannardClimate and science reporterIntuitive MachinesOne of the last images of the Athena spacecraft as it neared the Moon's surface on ThursdayA private spacecraft that landed lopsided on the Moon does not have enough power to complete its mission, says the company Intuitive Machines. Athena touched down on the lunar South Pole shortly after 1730GMT (1230EST) on Thursday, but it later was revealed the craft had landed on its side.
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1 month ago |
envirolink.org | Georgina Rannard
A private US company says it has landed a spacecraft close to the Moon’s South Pole but fears the machine is not upright. The Athena spacecraft is communicating with Earth, but is not in the “correct attitude”, Intuitive Machines chief executive said in a press conference. The company hopes the scientific instruments on board can still be deployed, including a hopping robot designed to explore a nearby crater and the first lunar mobile communications antenna.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Georgina Rannard
A private US company says it has landed a spacecraft close to the Moon's South Pole but fears the machine is not upright. The Athena spacecraft is communicating with Earth, but is not in the "correct attitude", Intuitive Machines chief executive said in a press conference. The company hopes the scientific instruments on board can still be deployed, including a hopping robot designed to explore a nearby crater and the first lunar mobile communications antenna.
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1 month ago |
envirolink.org | Georgina Rannard
The world’s largest iceberg has run aground in shallow waters off the remote British island of South Georgia, home to millions of penguins and seals. The iceberg, which is about twice the size of Greater London, appears to be stuck and should start breaking up on the island’s south-west shores. Fisherman fear they will be forced to battle with vast chunks of ice, and it could affect some macaroni penguins feeding in the area.
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