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Articles tagged: BIT-3

  • BIT-3, Busek Co. Inc, Critical Design Review (CDR), Electric Propulsion (EP) system, iodine fuelled ion engine 02 August 2017 First iodine fuelled thrusters pass critical design tests

    ... Launch System; Morehead State University’s Lunar IceCube and Arizona State University’s LunaH-Map missions. “The BIT-3 is critical technology that will allow small spacecraft and CubeSats to acquire high quality scientific results on interplanetary...

    • BIT-3
    • Busek Co. Inc
    • Critical Design Review (CDR)
    • Electric Propulsion (EP) system
    • iodine fuelled ion engine
  • Great Observatories programme, NASA, Spitzer Space Telescope May 2020 Space astronomy at the limits of technology

    ...your way up to senior programme manager. Can you tell us a bit more about your early work on space telescopes? My first job at...trust us to perform it to their requirements. Tell us a bit more about Hubble and the new processes you developed. The ‘warm...

    • Great Observatories programme
    • NASA
    • Spitzer Space Telescope
    Authors: Amanda Miller    
  • 08 July 2015 Discovery of a five-star solar system in Ursa Major highlights mystery of proto-stellar disk fragmentation

    Do five suns in the sky sound like a bit too much? Not as far as a rare star...understanding of space, other systems – came to be, there is still a fair bit of mystery surrounding the workings of proto-stellar disks and the complex processes that occur...

  • 03 November 2015 KIC 8462852 mystery: blocked by ‘alien megastructure’ … or something more banal?

    A dramatically dimming star in Cygnus is giving astronomers a bit of a headache. Amateur astronomers working at the Planet Hunters project that ... involve an “alien megastructure or not” – we are finding out about them with quite a bit of a delay.

  • ESOC, NASA, Rosetta March 2016 Rosetta – Starting from Scratch

    ... vicinity of a planet, and uses its gravity field for a further acceleration in its heliocentric orbit - thereby stealing a bit of the planet’s orbital energy. This makes the journey very long but at the end the spacecraft...

    • ESOC
    • NASA
    • Rosetta
    Authors: Paolo Ferri    
  • Luna, lunar exploration, lunar resources, PROSPECT November 2019 PROSPECTing for lunar polar volatiles

    ... yet we can see it on most days; its diameter corresponds to the distance from Madrid to Moscow; its surface is a bit smaller than that of Asia. While other continents are typically separated from ours by the water of oceans...

    • Luna
    • lunar exploration
    • lunar resources
    • PROSPECT
    Authors: Roland Trautner    
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