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Articles tagged: Escape Velocity

  • Asgardia, Escape Velocity, Museum of Science Fiction, STEAM December 2018 Asgardia at Escape Velocity 2018

    .... “Future space exploration will invariably depend on systems that have been tested and refined onboard ISS. Escape Velocity is an exciting venue to presenting some of these advancements we have made over the past 18 years,” said Peter McGrath...

    • Asgardia
    • Escape Velocity
    • Museum of Science Fiction
    • STEAM
    Authors: Greg Viggiano     Nico Pandi    
  • ESA, Europa, JUICE mission, Jupiter, plumes March 2018 Plumes on Europa - tasting an extra-terrestrial ocean

    ...since this velocity is well below the escape velocity (2 km/sec). However, due to the temperature of the gas, the velocity of the... by NIM. The model also gives the density and velocity distribution of H2O+ needed for the JDC simulation and again...

    • ESA
    • Europa
    • JUICE mission
    • Jupiter
    • plumes
    Authors: Hans Huybrighs    
  • black holes, ergosphere, event horizon, Event Horizon Telescope, rotating black holes 18 January 2021 New study looks at how to harness energy from a black hole

    ...additional to the event horizon – the "point of no return” – an area surrounding a black hole that marks where the escape velocity is equal to the speed of light. Like Penrose, Luca Comisso, research scientist at Columbia University and Felipe Asenjo...

    • black holes
    • ergosphere
    • event horizon
    • Event Horizon Telescope
    • rotating black holes
  • Lockheed Martin, mars, Mars Base Camp, NASA, Orion January 2017 Blueprint for NASA’s journey to Mars

    ... avoid kicking or pluming the surface with thrusters as this will propel surface material into orbit or escape velocities. For free-roaming exploration in this environment, the Excursion System allows suited crew to perform extravehicular activities...

    • Lockheed Martin
    • mars
    • Mars Base Camp
    • NASA
    • Orion
    Authors: Joshua W. Ehrlich     Robert P. Chambers     Scott D. Norris     Stephen A. Bailey     Steven D. Jolly     Timothy Cichan    
  • Apollo program, Mary Lynne Dittmar, NASA, SpaceX, SURGE June 2015 Innovation at escape velocity: from NASA’s Apollo to SpaceX

    In the late 1950s the space programmes of the United States and Soviet Union were built upon technology developed for military applications. Soon, though, those programs began to push the boundaries of technical achievement, demanding new solutions ...

    • Apollo program
    • Mary Lynne Dittmar
    • NASA
    • SpaceX
    • SURGE
    Authors: Mary Lynne Dittmar    
  • Edgeworth-Kuiper Belt Objects, nuclear flashlamps, SETI, Tim Livengood February 2016 Nuclear Flashlamps in Space

    ... them somewhere safe. Strapping on a few solid rocket boosters to each missile could generate enough thrust to achieve escape velocity and send them as far away as possible. The challenge is to get some use out of them in the process...

    • Edgeworth-Kuiper Belt Objects
    • nuclear flashlamps
    • SETI
    • Tim Livengood
    Authors: Tim Livengood    
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