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Articles tagged: Crystal

  • 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
  • Japan, Kibo, Kimiya Yui, Rokuichiro Michii, soyuz October 2015 Baikonur, Kibo and beyond: Japan’s leading role in space

    ... space vehicle), manipulating robot arms and carrying out scientific experiments. The experiments include protein crystallization, which is expected to be very valuable for medicine. It will enable us study the detailed structure of proteins so that...

    • Japan
    • Kibo
    • Kimiya Yui
    • Rokuichiro Michii
    • soyuz
    Authors: Rokuichiro Michii    
  • June 2016 A new microgravity research facility for Central Texas and beyond

    ... such as biology, medicine as well as fundamental physics conducting experiments in microgravity. In example new insights about crystal formation were gained, which can be applied to the development of innovative medication or microchip manufacturing...

    Authors: Georg Herdrich     Rene Laufer     Valentin Belser    
  • microgravity November 2016 Microgravity and space research: Bringing the commercial market into focus

    ...successful discoveries in space and microgravity research connected to life sciences It was found that as the size of the crystals grew and quality improved, and a higher resolution to analyse the protein became available, which subsequently resulted...

    • microgravity
    Authors: Antoine Joly-Battaglini    
  • Armstrong, fashion, moon boots, Zanatta March 2017 Space research inspires innovation in fashion

    ... with luminescent piping as in astronaut suits, outwear with embroideries like space debris, leather jackets decorated with crystals, jeans with imprinted entire constellations, sneakers with lunar landing soles. “The Versace man has always...

    • Armstrong
    • fashion
    • moon boots
    • Zanatta
    Authors: Annalisa Dominoni     Benedetto Quaquaro    
  • colonise, exoplanet, social engineering, world ship November 2018 How many people does it take to colonise an exoplanet?

    ... destination. But this method is currently no more viable than warp drives, because freezing cells creates ice crystals which break down cell walls as they expand (a phenomenon called vitrification), reducing the body to useless mush...

    • colonise
    • exoplanet
    • social engineering
    • world ship
    Authors: Camille Beluffi     Frédéric Marin     Rhys Taylor    
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