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Articles tagged: Mercury

  • BepiColombo, ESA, JAXA, Life on Venus 16 October 2020 BepiColombo’s first glimpse of Venus

    ... 000 km of Venus. The image was taken by the Mercury Transfer Module’s Monitoring Camera 3. The cameras provide black-and-white...to the spacecraft structure. The high-gain antenna of the Mercury Planetary Orbiter is also visible a the top of the view...

    • BepiColombo
    • ESA
    • JAXA
    • Life on Venus
  • BepiColombo, Life on Venus, PH3, phosphine, Rocket Lab 09 October 2020 BepiColombo could search for signs of life as it flybys Venus next week

    ... prospect of BepiColombo independently corroborating the detection made by Greaves and colleagues is tantalising, but if it turns out the Mercury probe is not suited to search for PH3, others such as Rocket Lab’s intended Venus mission and future...

    • BepiColombo
    • Life on Venus
    • PH3
    • phosphine
    • Rocket Lab
  • 16 April 2019 Wally Funk’s Race for Space

    ..., “a combination of politics and prejudice meant that none of the Mercury 13 ever flew into space”. In this book, journalist Sue Nelson...that, despite her own best efforts, the role of the Mercury 13 is not more widely known. This book should help...

  • Jon Jenkins, Kepler 452b, Kepler mission October 2015 Finding Earth-like worlds: the tale of how Kepler-452b was discovered

    ...which is the outermost one, fall within the orbit of Mercury. So we’ve been quite astounded with how many planets ... miniature solar system that would fit entirely inside the orbit of Mercury. The habitable zone of Kepler-186 is very small compared ...

    • Jon Jenkins
    • Kepler 452b
    • Kepler mission
    Authors: Jon Jenkins    
  • coronagraph, exoplanet, microlensing, starshade, WFIRST August 2018 Exoplanet census promises radical discoveries

    ... WFIRST’s sensitivity extends outward. As a result, WFIRST is sensitive to analogues of all the solar system’s planets, except for Mercury, while Kepler has primarily studied planetary systems very different from our own. The sensitivity of the...

    • coronagraph
    • exoplanet
    • microlensing
    • starshade
    • WFIRST
    Authors: David Bennett     Jeremy Kasdin    
  • Canberra Space Centre, CDSCC, Deep Space Network, NASA February 2019 Building a space museum from scratch

    ... like Indiana Jones in the warehouse of treasures. Mercury heatshield samples and mission patches. Space-nut heaven...one first. Inside were pieces of heatshield, materials from a Mercury spacecraft, and several types of thermal protection tiles used in...

    • Canberra Space Centre
    • CDSCC
    • Deep Space Network
    • NASA
    Authors: Glen Nagle    
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