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Articles tagged: Ka-band

  • David Hardy, space art March 2016 Why We Need Space Artists

    On the BBC six o’clock news of 15 July 2015, as a result of the first New Horizons images, several paintings of Pluto were shown (some by myself) with the statement, ‘There is no longer any need for artists’ impressions.’ This comment was of course ...

    • David Hardy
    • space art
    Authors: David A Hardy    
  • Article, culture, history, spaceexploration August 2016 Are the days of innovation in global space over - or just beginning?

    ... astronaut Chris Hadfield strums his guitar in the ISS Cupola in 2012. Hadfield, a long-time member of an astronaut band called Max Q, re-popularised David Bowie’s space musings for another new generation whilst in orbit. Canadian astronaut...

    • Article
    • culture
    • history
    • spaceexploration
    Authors: Sarah Lieberman    
  • Article, commerce, launchers, technological innovation, Xtenti September 2016 Small launcher market survey

    ... boosters with lift performance between 1000 and 2500 kg versus the existing seven small launchers in that band. These trends seem to indicate that interest is for dedicated launch for the direct injection of single or very...

    • Article
    • commerce
    • launchers
    • technological innovation
    • Xtenti
    Authors: Daniel Lim    
  • cruise phase, mars, Paolo Ferri, Rosetta November 2016 Rosetta - an eventful cruise phase

    ... the eclipse would start, out of sight. The relief was equally huge when, at 03:28 as planned, we saw Rosetta’s S-band radio carrier reappearing on the other side of the planet. The eclipse finished at 03:40 and 10 minutes later the...

    • cruise phase
    • mars
    • Paolo Ferri
    • Rosetta
    Authors: Paolo Ferri    
  • GEO belt, satellites, UN COPUOS April 2017 Urgent action needed to keep satellites safe in orbit

    ... by students or the public [24]. Definition of the GEO protected region as per IADC guideline 3.3.2 [2]. This defines a toroid-like band that encircles Earth. Active Debris Removal (ADR) will need to be accomplished at some point because even under...

    • GEO belt
    • satellites
    • UN COPUOS
    Authors: Mark A. Skinner    
  • asteroids, Moon base, space colonisation June 2017 How to build a Moon base cheaply

    ... outside vacuum. At the same time, the aerodynamic window allows for raw materials in the form of threads, bands or thin gas tubes to enter the chamber. Streams of materials that enter the chamber at the speed of 1700...

    • asteroids
    • Moon base
    • space colonisation
    Authors: Alexander Mayboroda    
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