... such an event has been seen. The supernova at the centre of the phenomena was first spotted by the ATLAS telescope in Hawaii, but it was soon apparent that this was no ordinary death throe of an ageing massive star...
... oceans of Earth, but a glance at this book could have you believing it. Following the publication, in 1979, of a global atlas based on Viking Orbiter photography, our knowledge of Mars was enhanced by the release of a global geological map in 1986...
... a history of Mars exploration, the most important differentiating factor (its USP if you like) is its presentation “in atlas format”. As the author states in his preface, it is “primarily a book of maps, a book about places”. As a result, in leafing...
... without a gate pass (and hours of uncomfortable travel) thanks to its impressive photography and useful maps. In typical atlas style, the launch sites are grouped into geographical regions: the Americas; Balto-Mediterranean; Eurasia; Indo...
... impact hazard to Earth. Now involving four telescopes, ATLAS has expanded its reach to the southern hemisphere from ... Coordination Office. “With the addition of these two telescopes, ATLAS is now capable of searching the entire dark sky every 24...
...rover mission successfully launched toward Mars atop a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket from Space Launch Complex 41 at the Cape Canaveral... 11:52 GMT, the solid rocket booster helping the Atlas V launch the Mars rover separated from the booster...