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Articles tagged: Dawn

  • ISS, mixed media, quilts, space art March 2017 Space for art: Quilting in orbit

    ... 179 art quilts tell the story of our fascination with our nearest planetary neighbour since the dawn of time through to the Apollo moon walks and beyond. Both well-known and new fibre artists...

    • ISS
    • mixed media
    • quilts
    • space art
    Authors: Nicole Stott    
  • GEO belt, satellites, UN COPUOS April 2017 Urgent action needed to keep satellites safe in orbit

    ... issues and hazards that are part of operating in the GEO orbit? The year 1963 saw the dawn of the commercial satellite era with the launch of the first GEO satellite, Syncom 2. Geosynchronous satellite communications...

    • GEO belt
    • satellites
    • UN COPUOS
    Authors: Mark A. Skinner    
  • Monash University October 2017 Can Australia’s space industry overcome years of political setback?

    ... potential. Space background Australia has had a long history in space activities, spanning from the V2 rocket at the dawn of the space age to present day. This has been infl uenced by Australia’s technical expertise, geographical location...

    • Monash University
    Authors: Jonathan Lim    
  • e-ASTROGAM, electromagnetic spectrum, non-thermal process, pulsar, supernova March 2018 Exploring the extreme universe

    ...ices of Antarctica and the first direct observation of gravitational waves by the LIGO interferometer, we are at the dawn of another new revolution in astronomy; the so-called `multi-messenger era’. Multi-messenger astronomy is the study of different...

    • e-ASTROGAM
    • electromagnetic spectrum
    • non-thermal process
    • pulsar
    • supernova
    Authors: Alessandro De Angelis    
  • Apollo 15, Fallen Astronaut, Hoeydonck, space art June 2018 Archaeologist of the future

    ...; they are necessities. So necessary in fact that they occupied most of the time of our ancestors since the dawn of humanity. The Doctor Honoris Causae awarded by the University of Liège in 2012. Pictured (from left) are: Jean-Jacques...

    • Apollo 15
    • Fallen Astronaut
    • Hoeydonck
    • space art
    Authors: Guerric de Crombrugghe    
  • Google Lunar XPRIZE, human-created artefacts, lunar exploration, NASA, National Air and Space Museum April 2019 Is a military space force justified?

    ... established military installations or installed bombs or other weapons in orbit – a state practice that has existed since the dawn of the Space Age. Buzz Aldrin, the second man to set foot on the Moon, called in January 2019...

    • Google Lunar XPRIZE
    • human-created artefacts
    • lunar exploration
    • NASA
    • National Air and Space Museum
    Authors: Leslie Tennen    
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