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Articles tagged: Crystal

  • mission CRS-8, SpaceX 09 April 2016 Flawless launch for SpaceX Dragon

    ... conditions to test the viability of expandable space habitats, assess the impact of antibodies on muscle wasting, use protein crystal growth to aid the design of new disease-fighting drugs and investigate how microbes could affect the...

    • mission CRS-8
    • SpaceX
  • amorphous, NanoSIMS 50L, silicate grains, stardust, transmission electron microscope 09 May 2016 Ancient silicate grains reveal histories of stardust in the Galaxy

    ... amorphous in nature, meaning that they lacked a clearly defined shape – the opposite to a crystalline structure. However silicate crystals were also identified and these were identified at originating within a red giant and likely formed at higher...

    • amorphous
    • NanoSIMS 50L
    • silicate grains
    • stardust
    • transmission electron microscope
  • 3D printing, additive manufacturing (AM), ESA, materials and processes January 2019 Materials make the space mission

    ... impact on semiconductors and electronic devices. Energetic particles displace silicon atoms from their proper crystal lattice locations, creating crystal defects, changing the electrical properties of the device and leading to circuit failure. This...

    • 3D printing
    • additive manufacturing (AM)
    • ESA
    • materials and processes
    Authors: Tommaso Ghidini    
  • military space, space industry, space regulation, UKspace February 2020 Opportunity knocks for UK space industry

    ... the international market. ISS Expedition 57 astronaut Serena Auñón-Chancellor mixing protein crystal samples to help scientists understand how they work. Proteins crystallized in microgravity are often higher in quality than those grown on Earth and...

    • military space
    • space industry
    • space regulation
    • UKspace
    Authors: Will Whitehorn    
  • 15 December 2015 First British Astronaut Leaves for ISS Today

    ... and biotechnology, astrophysics research. Peake particularly called out a medical research task, where they will grow crystals from disease-causing proteins in microgravity. Because there is so little to disturb the protein growth, they will be able...

  • cirrus clouds, CO2 atmosphere, liquid water, mars, Warrego Vallis 15 August 2016 Was early Mars warmed by cirrus cloud cover?

    ... M. Ramirez and James F. Kasting, construct a single-column radiative-convective climate model and test different (ice) crystal sizes, cloud thicknesses, and cloud fractions to simulate differing cloud feedback mechanisms on the Red Planet. Ramirez...

    • cirrus clouds
    • CO2 atmosphere
    • liquid water
    • mars
    • Warrego Vallis
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