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Articles tagged: Indicators

  • internet, mega-constellations, satellites April 2017 Mega-challenges for mega-constellations

    ... levels that can actually be expected to come with the mega-constellation - which is a difficult one to answer. A first indication could, however, be obtained from a review of the success rates observed in the recent past. ESA experts regularly...

    • internet
    • mega-constellations
    • satellites
    Authors: Holger Krag    
  • Concorde, satellites, space travel, spaceplane May 2017 Spaceplane rationale - a new way of thinking

    ...space (in 2004) of the only other suborbital spaceplane to have flown - the Scaled Composites SpaceShipOne. This hiatus is an indication of the lack of priority given to reducing the cost of access to space. The way ahead A spaceflight revolution has...

    • Concorde
    • satellites
    • space travel
    • spaceplane
    Authors: David Ashford    
  • IAC, space debris, spaceflight safety February 2018 Are we asking the right questions about space debris?

    ...close for comfort’ or are they meaningless as a future indicator for debris growth? In C850, we have had five encounters... massive breakup event, or are they meaningless as a future indicator for debris growth? These are the sort of questions we ...

    • IAC
    • space debris
    • spaceflight safety
    Authors: Darren S McKnight    
  • cardiology, space cardiology, space travel March 2018 Zero gravity and the human heart

    .... Each of these data are normal under zero-g conditions but when assessed on a ‘terrestrial cardiology’ basis would be indicative of diverse cardiovascular and pulmonary diseases. ESA astronaut Andre Kuipers exercises aboard the ISS. In zero-g the...

    • cardiology
    • space cardiology
    • space travel
    Authors: Ramiro Iglesias    
  • Anthropology, Breakthrough Listen, Communication, SETI June 2018 Cosmic communications and the anthropology of outer space

    ... in Green Bank, West Virginia, USA, in the hope of capturing non-local, narrow band signals that might indicate a message sent from a distant civilization. A 2015 US$100 million ‘Breakthrough Listen’ grant to UC Berkeley scientists provided an influx...

    • Anthropology
    • Breakthrough Listen
    • Communication
    • SETI
    Authors: Claire Webb    
  • algae, biomass, life-support, long-duration mission, photobioreactor July 2018 Using algae to support astronauts on deep space missions

    ... even proven that dormant algae are able to survive in a space vacuum for up to 16 months, which is hugely beneficial as it indicates that dormant algal seed cultures can survive exposure to the vacuum of space in emergencies. So, algae are great...

    • algae
    • biomass
    • life-support
    • long-duration mission
    • photobioreactor
    Authors: Tobias Niederwieser    
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