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Articles tagged: Exhibitions

  • Sabelt, spacecraft seating system, technology transfer April 2025 Strapped for success - from racetrack to orbit

    ... a new benchmark for ergonomic and lightweight designs. The Sabelt stand at the 2024 International Astronautical Congress exhibition in Milan, Italy. Lunar vehicles Sabelt plans to use components, materials, processes and technology developed for the...

    • Sabelt
    • spacecraft seating system
    • technology transfer
    Authors: Diego Cagna    
  • 29 September 2015 Mars contamination fears: excitement over RSLs also inspires caution

    ... Times has pointed out – today, NASA’s robotic explorers are banned from those areas of Mars that exhibit recurring slope lineae (RSLs). The RSLs, of course, have been cited as evidence of seasonal water presence on the...

  • 04 November 2015 KIC 8462852 mystery: blocked by ‘alien megastructure’ … or something more banal?

    ... the WTF standing for both “Where’s the Flux” – as well as another expression we all know and love), exhibits highly unusual light fluctuations. These fluctuations are so bizarre that a theory of an “alien megastructure” orbiting the star...

  • 17 December 2015 Google Lunar XPRIZE deadline extended until next year

    ... our Google Lunar XPRIZE teams, most recently demonstrated in the pursuit of the Milestone Prizes, in which teams exhibited substantial technological achievements that will ultimately support their missions," said Robert K. Weiss, vice chairman and...

  • 25 January 2016 Permanent N2 icecap at Pluto’s north pole may be responsible for an expanding atmosphere

    ..., Makemake and Quaoar were also analysed using this technique, and so far, none of the objects have exhibited atmospheres that are comparable to Pluto, taking into account the size differences between the bodies. This...

  • dead zones, exosolar systems, Super-Earths, turbulent discs, University of Nevada Las Vegas 29 March 2016 To build super-Earths near host star 'dead zones' are required say researchers

    ... become massive enough for the direction of the migration to reverse. As the characteristics of observed close–in super–Earths exhibit a wide range of densities, it has led some to suggest that several different mechanisms could be at work to explain...

    • dead zones
    • exosolar systems
    • Super-Earths
    • turbulent discs
    • University of Nevada Las Vegas
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