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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    
  • AI, artificial intelligence, space cybersecurity September 2025 AI cybersecurity - challenges in space

    ... dataset an adversary can compromise the model’s integrity from its inception. The poisoned model may then exhibit specific, pre-programmed vulnerabilities or biases when deployed, or it might perform certain tasks incorrectly. For space systems...

    • AI
    • artificial intelligence
    • space cybersecurity
    Authors: Sylvester Kaczmarek    
  • astronaut health, SANS, zero gravity October 2025 Investigating the hidden effects of zero gravity on astronaut vision

    ... confirmed by objective research methods [Risk of Spaceflight Associated Neuro-ocular Syndrome, 2017]. Almost all exhibited the following symptoms: Reduction in near vision (hypermetropic refractive shift) between +0.50 and +1.75 diopters Optic...

    • astronaut health
    • SANS
    • zero gravity
    Authors: Alexander E Smoleevsky     Olga M Manko     Yuri A Bubeev    
  • 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...

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