This Chart Looks at Where Various Space Satellites are Now
References: worldsciencefestival & visual.ly
We often hear about a variety of space missions taking off to find out what lies in the great wide universe so keeping track of all the various satellites and missions can be quite difficult. According to the 'Where Are They Now?' infographic by Julie Rossman put together in honor of the latest World Science Festival fills readers in on where the 29 currently active space missions are and the status of them.
Currently as of August 2015 there are 29 space missions underway with satellites tracking a variety of aspects of space. Each of the missions are organized on this chart based on distance to the sun. The closest space mission to the sun is Akatuski known as Dawn with the intetion of tracking what the atmosphere quality of Venus is.
Currently as of August 2015 there are 29 space missions underway with satellites tracking a variety of aspects of space. Each of the missions are organized on this chart based on distance to the sun. The closest space mission to the sun is Akatuski known as Dawn with the intetion of tracking what the atmosphere quality of Venus is.
Trend Themes
1. Space Mission Tracking - There is a growing need for technologies and platforms that allow businesses and individuals to track the progress and status of space missions.
2. Infographics - Infographics are becoming increasingly popular for visualizing complex data, such as the location and status of space missions.
3. Scientific Outreach - The demand for easily accessible and understandable information about space missions is driving the development of innovative ways to present scientific data, such as the 'Where Are They Now?' infographic.
Industry Implications
1. Space Technology - The space technology industry has opportunities to develop advanced tracking systems and communication tools for space missions.
2. Data Visualization - The data visualization industry can capitalize on the demand for visually appealing and informative infographics, particularly in the field of space exploration.
3. Science Communication - The science communication industry can benefit from creating accessible and engaging content that educates the public about ongoing space missions and their significance.
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