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Articles tagged: B-modes

  • cubesats, Curiosity, Europa Clipper, JPL, nanosats, NASA August 2017 Big science from small spacecraft

    ...-2). Other technology developments that will greatly enhance or enable deep space nanosat missions include: low-power modes and duty cycling; efficient, lightweight solar arrays; greater energy storage capacity; on-board data compression; delay...

    • cubesats
    • Curiosity
    • Europa Clipper
    • JPL
    • nanosats
    • NASA
    Authors: Anthony Freeman    
  • defence intelligence, Earth Observation, EOSAT, NewSpace August 2017 Space invaders and the usual suspects - disruptive trends in Earth observation

    ...-2, the first commercial EO satellite to collect images with a ground sampling distance below 1 m (0.82 m) GSD at nadir in panchromatic mode, in September 1999. Ikonos imagery began to be sold in January 2000 and the US took the lead in the race ...

    • defence intelligence
    • Earth Observation
    • EOSAT
    • NewSpace
    Authors: Gil Denis    
  • ESA, REL, SABRE November 2017 Delivering a revolutionary reduction in space launch costs

    ... efficient rocket engine, SABRE enables air-breathing flight from standstill to Mach 5+, before transitioning into rocket mode, allowing orbital access. Unlike other hypersonic propulsion systems, it can power a vehicle from take-off to high...

    • ESA
    • REL
    • SABRE
    Authors: Mark Thomas    
  • IAC, space debris, spaceflight safety February 2018 Are we asking the right questions about space debris?

    ... encounter speeds in LEO are 10 km/s is somewhat misleading since for these clusters the median is around 12 km/s and the mode is well above 13 km/s. Data in the table show that a collision is most likely in C975 as there is a ~1/90 probability each...

    • IAC
    • space debris
    • spaceflight safety
    Authors: Darren S McKnight    
  • Anthropology, Breakthrough Listen, Communication, SETI June 2018 Cosmic communications and the anthropology of outer space

    ...team work within what anthropologist Stefan Helmreich has identified as “abductive” reasoning. This future-facing, exploratory mode of doing science differs from deductive logic, in which one uses given rules to reach a conclusion, or inductive logic...

    • Anthropology
    • Breakthrough Listen
    • Communication
    • SETI
    Authors: Claire Webb    
  • cyborg, Edmund Husserl, phenomenological origin, transhumanism February 2019 Reflections on the future human condition

    ... accomplishments. Weightlessness and cosmic radiation, the duration of interplanetary trips using current (and even future) modes of transport, the need to find oxygen and food resources, not to mention the imperative to reproduce in a context...

    • cyborg
    • Edmund Husserl
    • phenomenological origin
    • transhumanism
    Authors: Jacques Arnould    
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