..., packed with more than 5,100 pounds of cargo and research equipment, is captured using the Canadarm2 robotic arm on the ISS. Deliveries like this would be impossible during a mission to Mars or extended stays on the Martian surface...
... also mean smaller physical sizes. These days we don’t need to lug around a phone that takes two arms to lift, and the same technology enabling the mobile phone transformation can be applied to satellite technology. Risk...
... on the planet, InSight will spend up to six weeks unloading its payload onto the surface with a robotic arm, before tethering itself to the ground with the HP3 self-hammering mole. InSight will have direct...
..., rather than discriminate models, we can also predict how an object might manifest itself in previously unobserved circumstances. Armed with this new information, a new signature can be developed to search for these unobserved objects or behaviours...
...with a ‘space weapon’ - active debris removal, or not? In light of the potential for grave conflict or instigating an arms race, we should therefore strive for an internationally transparent approach. What to do, then? Collective problems and answers...
... product using the most flight proven technologies present on higher performance platforms, and is ITAR (International Traffic in Arms Regulations) free. The E6UCAM uses lower cost off-the-shelf flight-proven components and solutions...