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Articles tagged: Cosmo

  • Igor Zharenov, RDC ScanEx, Sputnix Ltd, STRaND-1, Vladimir Gershenzon March 2015 Sky links: from multi-satellite systems to nano-launchers

    ... information technology industries. This in turn stimulated the development of a corresponding model of orbital constellation design. The cosmos was automatically put into the losing position compared to the competition with Earth-oriented mobile and...

    • Igor Zharenov
    • RDC ScanEx
    • Sputnix Ltd
    • STRaND-1
    • Vladimir Gershenzon
    Authors: Alexander Popov     Andrey Potapov     Igor Zharenov     Vladimir Gershenzon    
  • Ceres, Dawn spacecraft, Ion Propulsion, Marc Rayman, NASA March 2015 Dawn of ion propulsion

    ... has completed its repetitive loops around the sun more than seven times, its ambassador to the cosmos has had a much more varied itinerary. It has spent most of its time in space reshaping its orbit...

    • Ceres
    • Dawn spacecraft
    • Ion Propulsion
    • Marc Rayman
    • NASA
    Authors: Marc Rayman    
  • Alexander Ilyin, JSC NGO, Russian space business, ScanEx, Skolkovo October 2015 Russian business: a long road to the stars for private space initiative

    .... There is also another interesting Russian space enthusiast group, Tvoi Sektor Cosmosa (literally: Your Sector of the Cosmos), headed by former Dauria chief engineer Prof Alexander Shayenko. Tvoi Sektor is currently at work on the Mayak satellite...

    • Alexander Ilyin
    • JSC NGO
    • Russian space business
    • ScanEx
    • Skolkovo
    Authors: Alexander Ilyin    
  • D-Orbit, Device D3, space debris, Stefano Antonetti October 2015 Down to Earth: how to deorbit satellites and save money

    ...debris colliding with a satellite could damage it or worse, as happened in 2009 when a defunct Russian satellite, Cosmos, destroyed an operational Iridium satellite. Today, satellite operators sacrifice propellant — and therefore the satellite’s life...

    • D-Orbit
    • Device D3
    • space debris
    • Stefano Antonetti
    Authors: Stefano Antonetti    
  • Helen Keen, Science Beyond Fiction, Space oddities, TEDxESA March 2016 Space Oddities: The Problem with Imagination

    ... by the lack of imagination around them. Veterok and Ugolyok, launched into space on 22 February 1966 aboard the Cosmos-110 biosatellite, pictured at the Institute of Medical and Biological Problems, USSR Ministry of Health As she says: “I always...

    • Helen Keen
    • Science Beyond Fiction
    • Space oddities
    • TEDxESA
    Authors: Ksenia Adamovitch    
  • international law, Outer Space Treaty, space debris March 2016 Space debris conundrum for international law makers

    ... train of debris created by the February 2009 collision between the commercial satellite Iridium-33 the Russian satellite Cosmos-2251; in September 2013, the US Air Force reported the Cubesat had passed less than 75 m away from...

    • international law
    • Outer Space Treaty
    • space debris
    Authors: Ward Munters    
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