Deep Space Antennas Avoid Major Damage from Spanish Wildfires
UKPulse Health Desk
NASA and ESA deep space antennas near Madrid have largely avoided significant damage from recent Spanish wildfires, though some cable damage has been reported.
- NASA's antennas and ESA's Cebreros station are largely intact.
- Some cable damage has been reported near Madrid.
Deep space communication dishes operated by NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA) have largely escaped devastation from wildfires in Spain. The antennas, including ESA's Cebreros station, are reported to be mostly intact.
However, NASA has indicated that there has been some cable damage in the area near Madrid.