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Articles tagged: BUBBLY

  • electric orbit raising, EOR, space weather October 2019 Electric orbit raising and space weather

    ..., high-energy charged particles ejected by the Sun can stream into the Earth’s magnetosphere, the magnetic bubble that surrounds the planet and acts as a protective barrier to interplanetary space. Once here, the movement of the...

    • electric orbit raising
    • EOR
    • space weather
    Authors: Alexander Lozinski    
  • Voyager 1, Voyager 2 11 December 2018 Voyager 2 joins its twin in interstellar space

    Going where only one other spacecraft in history has gone before, Voyager 2 crosses the protective bubble of the heliosphere surrounding the planets and ventures into the realm of interstellar space to join with its ...

    • Voyager 1
    • Voyager 2
  • Computing layer, Data layer, Earth observation (EO), Insights layer, satellite data March 2021 iPhone moment for the Earth observation industry

    ...model can only be done by gaining expertise in the vertical of interest. Therefore, it is necessary to step out of the ‘EO bubble’ as far as possible in order to appreciate the customer’s perspective. Finally, it might be the case that EO data is not...

    • Computing layer
    • Data layer
    • Earth observation (EO)
    • Insights layer
    • satellite data
    Authors: Aravind Ravichandran    
  • HAWC+, magnetic field, Magnetic Universe, NASA, SOFIA January 2022 Revealing the magnetic universe

    ...role of the heliosphere in protecting us from the increased cosmic-ray intensity that exists outside our magnetic bubble Magnetic fields appear to arise in the infant universe from inhomogeneities and anisotropies of electric charges. Theory suggests...

    • HAWC+
    • magnetic field
    • Magnetic Universe
    • NASA
    • SOFIA
    Authors: James Green     Joan Schmelz     Naseem Rangwala    
  • GPS, Ionosphere Thunderstorms, Low Earth Orbit, Swarm mission 31 October 2016 Swarm constellation helps figure out why satellites lose their GPS signal

    ... between launch in November 2013 and March 2015. These losses in tracking signal were down to equatorial plasma bubbles. The green line denotes the geomagnetic equator. Image: NASA blue marble/GFZ Potsdam/ESA Of course...

    • GPS
    • Ionosphere Thunderstorms
    • Low Earth Orbit
    • Swarm mission
  • atmosphere, radiation, shielding, space crew November 2017 Radiation protection for space colonists and travellers

    ... outside the second smaller field. This would create a magnetically neutral bubble around the ship, so as not to interfere with equipment etc. with a larger bubble of high magnetic strength farther out. This shield system would run...

    • atmosphere
    • radiation
    • shielding
    • space crew
    Authors: L. Joseph Parker    
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