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  • NASA selects SET for new radiation sensor

    LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA. Space Environment Technologies (SET) announced that it has been selected by NASA’s SBIR program to develop a new radiation detection sensor. In conjunction with Oklahoma State University (OSU), SET will develop this new radiation detector system for use in aircraft, suborbital, orbital, and deep space missions. The OSU Provided, SET Produced RAdiation…

  • ARMAS iOS App v3.1 Released by Apple

    LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA. Space Environment Technologies announced the release of its next version of the Automated Radiation Measurements for Aerospace Safety (ARMAS) iOS app v3.1 in the Apple Store. This popular app, released in record time by Apple, provides all the real-time space weather information that affects the radiation environment at aviation altitudes. In addition…

  • SET HASDM Density Database released publicly

    Space Environment Technologies (SET) has made available for the first time two solar cycles of thermosphere density data through the SET HASDM density database. The database is derived from the U.S. Space Force High Accuracy Satellite Drag Model (HASDM) database. Its accuracy, time resolution, global scale, and information content make it the new space weather benchmark…