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Articles tagged: Newton

  • geostationary orbit (GEO), Mission Extension Vehicle (MEV), satellite servicing, SpaceLogistics April 2021 Satellite servicing comes of age

    ..., the flip side of this high specific impulse is low thrust; the EP system produces only a small fraction of a newton (roughly equivalent to the force imparted on your hand by a few sheets of paper). While not an exact analogy, imagine...

    • geostationary orbit (GEO)
    • Mission Extension Vehicle (MEV)
    • satellite servicing
    • SpaceLogistics
    Authors: Joseph Anderson    
  • 06 December 2015 Virgin Galactic to Use Boeing 747 for LauncherOne Missions

    ...The aircraft will allow LauncherOne to carry heavier payloads. “We basically wanted to maximize the productive capacity of the Newton engines we were developing” for LauncherOne, said George Whitesides, chief executive of Virgin Galactic. The company...

  • 02 March 2016 Using MUSCLES to test for life on other planets

    ... Systems Treasury Survey, or MUSCLES for short. MUSCLES uses observations of X-rays made with Chandra and XMM-Newton, ultraviolet observations with Hubble, and visible observations from Hubble and ground-based observatories. Why study...

  • CERN, CP3-Origins, Dark Matter, PIDM particle, Planckian Interacting Dark Matter, WIMPs 15 March 2016 Are our ideas of Dark Matter wrong?

    ... such as spiral galaxies and clusters of galaxies found that these objects were not behaving as expected. When Newton's Law of Gravity were applied to explain the rapid motion of the stars and gas within these systems...

    • CERN
    • CP3-Origins
    • Dark Matter
    • PIDM particle
    • Planckian Interacting Dark Matter
    • WIMPs
  • early phase galaxy cluster merger, galaxy cluster, intercluster medium (ICM), radio emission, X-rays 12 August 2016 Astronomers spot two merging galaxy clusters bridged by X-rays

    ... and Leiden Observatory have imaged using data taken from the Suzaku satellite and the XMM-Newton telescope. During a merger of galactic proportions, an enormous amount of energy is released (around 1064 erg which is equivalent to 1057...

    • early phase galaxy cluster merger
    • galaxy cluster
    • intercluster medium (ICM)
    • radio emission
    • X-rays
  • Chandra X-ray, CL J1001, galaxy cluster, NASA, Tao Wang 31 August 2016 Record-breaking galaxy cluster discovered

    ... and on the ground including Chandra, NASA's Hubble Space Telescope and Spitzer Space Telescope, ESA's XMM-Newton and Herschel Space Observatory, the NSF's Karl G. Jansky Very Large Array, the Atacama Large Millimeter...

    • Chandra X-ray
    • CL J1001
    • galaxy cluster
    • NASA
    • Tao Wang
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