NASA’s Relay 2 ‘Zombie’ Satellite Emits Radio Pulse After 60 Years NASA’s long-dormant Relay 2 satellite unexpectedly emitted a powerful radio pulse 60 years after launch, detected by the ASKAP telescope. Researchers suggest an electrostatic discharge or micrometeoroid impact caused the burst, offering new insights into satellite behavior and remote sensing methods in space. Continue reading on spaceconnectonline.com.au…
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NASA's Relay 2 'Zombie' Satellite Emits Radio Pulse After 60 Years
NASA's long-dormant Relay 2 satellite unexpectedly emitted a powerful radio pulse 60 years after launch, detected by the ASKAP telescope. Researchers suggest an electrostatic discharge or micrometeoroid impact caused the burst, offering new insights into satellite behavior and remote sensing methods in space.
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