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Articles tagged: Plant-e

  • AI & multi-satellite imaging, Earth observation data, greenhouse gas emissions, Momentick, net zero October 2024 EO data - the fuel that makes climate action possible

    ... can autonomously identify, quantify and categorise natural gases like methane. Methane emission from a gas processing plant in Texas, USA. Advanced emissions intelligence Satellite technology is the future of emissions monitoring, driving us towards...

    • AI & multi-satellite imaging
    • Earth observation data
    • greenhouse gas emissions
    • Momentick
    • net zero
    Authors: Adam Eshel    
  • optical illusions, space art, The Human Spaceship, visual physiology and perception in space October 2024 The Human Spaceship - Off Balance

    ... in ‘off-world’ landscapes and encompass natural resources. Along with regolith 3D printing methods, growing habitats from plants is also being considered, but there is still much research required to overcome the challenges of living in the hostile...

    • optical illusions
    • space art
    • The Human Spaceship
    • visual physiology and perception in space
    Authors: Helen Schell    
  • Embodied AI, space labour force, space robotics April 2026 Robotics is the future of space labour

    ... robotics. When I founded the company with Ethan Barajas, who started his career at NASA developing autonomous plant growth systems for the ISS, we set out to do something ambitious: modernise space robotics and bring terrestrial...

    • Embodied AI
    • space labour force
    • space robotics
    Authors: Jamie Palmer    
  • deep space travel, Hybrid nuclear propulsion, Mars exploration, space launch May 2026 Mars exploration – the nuclear option

    ...’s gravity, the system transitions into a different mode. The same nuclear reactor now becomes an electrical power plant. Through a closed Brayton cycle, thermal energy from the reactor drives a high-efficiency turbine generator system...

    • deep space travel
    • Hybrid nuclear propulsion
    • Mars exploration
    • space launch
    Authors: Sweta Parmar    
  • Lunar and Planetary Institute, lunar science, planetary science, Universities Space Research Association May 2026 From Apollo to Artemis - Six decades of the Lunar and Planetary Institute

    ... Science Institute] show the world that we do not build rockets and spacecraft to fly our flag in space, or to plant our banner on the surface on the Moon. We work to give all mankind its last great heritage. We are...

    • Lunar and Planetary Institute
    • lunar science
    • planetary science
    • Universities Space Research Association
    Authors: Jamie Shumbera     Julie Tygielski     Renée Dotson     Walter Kiefer    
  • 04 December 2015 Rare Lithium-Rich Star Discovered

    ... is the result of internal lithium that is synthesized near the luminosity bump, or that it is caused by the accretion of plants or brown dwarfs. Swallowing a planet could provide a new supply of lithium, however no traces of an orbiting planet...

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