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Articles tagged: Australia

  • Allyson Reneau, Article, mars, Moon, NASA, space policy September 2016 Moon or Mars - how logical is NASA’s next step?

    ... office in Luxembourg city and is advising the government there on how to pursue a future in a commercialised space environment. Similarly, Australia recently began a review of its own civil space regulation: The Space Activities act of 1998, and The...

    • Allyson Reneau
    • Article
    • mars
    • Moon
    • NASA
    • space policy
    Authors: Harris Innes-Miller    
  • March 2017 Planetary nebulae may hold clue in search of helium-3

    ... that exists now is the Square Kilometre Array (SKA). The SKA is an international project that it is currently in development in Australia and South Africa, and will be the world’s largest and most sensitive radio telescope. Construction of the...

    Authors: Dr. Lizette Guzman-Ramirez    
  • Churyumov-Gerasimenko, Comet 67P, Philae, Rosetta, Rosetta Mission March 2017 Rosetta – outstanding climax to pioneering mission

    ... operations team. Waiting for a signal Two NASA Deep Space Network 70 m antennas - Goldstone in California and Canberra in Australia - were pointed to the place in the sky where Rosetta was predicted to be, waiting for the signal. I was...

    • Churyumov-Gerasimenko
    • Comet 67P
    • Philae
    • Rosetta
    • Rosetta Mission
    Authors: Paolo Ferri    
  • crewed spaceflight, human-tech, JPL, space technology June 2017 Automated or human-operated systems?

    Watching the movie The Martian recently I was captured by the creativity demonstrated by two key characters - the astronaut stranded on Mars, played by Matt Damon, and the astrodynamicist from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), played by Donald...

    • crewed spaceflight
    • human-tech
    • JPL
    • space technology
    Authors: Alfio Mantineo    
  • binary stars, doublestar systems September 2017 Binary stars and their extraordinary lives

    ... will join the astrophysics group at the University of Surrey. Dr Orsola De Marco holds a professorship at Macquarie University, in Sydney, Australia, where she works on observations and simulations of interacting binary stars. She completed her PhD...

    • binary stars
    • doublestar systems
    Authors: Orsola De Marco     Robert G. Izzard    
  • aliens, extra-terrestrial life, NASA, SETI September 2017 Science searches for cosmic company

    ... FAST 500 m radio telescope in China and the Square Kilometre Array being built in South Africa and Australia, will increase our sensitivity to signals. In addition, the unremitting march of digital technology has allowed more of the...

    • aliens
    • extra-terrestrial life
    • NASA
    • SETI
    Authors: Seth Shostak    
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