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Articles tagged: Proton

  • Dawn Aerospace, hydrazine, nitrous oxide and propene, space propulsion April 2020 Replacing hydrazine fuel with a greener alternative

    ... clouds from exploding rockets and been close enough to take videos with their phones (see YouTube: Proton M rocket explosion). The fuel and refuelling systems for hydrazine are also extremely expensive - typically US$500...

    • Dawn Aerospace
    • hydrazine
    • nitrous oxide and propene
    • space propulsion
    Authors: Joshua Rea     Stefan Powell    
  • long duration spaceflight, microgravity, neuroplasticity, SMS, space motion sickness October 2020 Microgravity and its effects on the human brain

    ... 10,000 Gauss and Earth’s magnetic field is 0.3 Gauss - and on the application of radiofrequency pulses, which excite the protons of the tissues located within this strong magnetic field. Next to its use in the clinical routine, MRI...

    • long duration spaceflight
    • microgravity
    • neuroplasticity
    • SMS
    • space motion sickness
    Authors: Floris Wuyts     Steven Jillings    
  • geostationary orbit (GEO), Mission Extension Vehicle (MEV), satellite servicing, SpaceLogistics April 2021 Satellite servicing comes of age

    ...new era of satellite servicing. Artist’s impression of MEV-1 docking with its target Intelsat spacecraft. Launch of MEV-1 on a Proton rocket from Baikonur Cosmodrome Kazakhstan, on 9 October 2020. Long journey While I now work for SpaceLogistics, the...

    • geostationary orbit (GEO)
    • Mission Extension Vehicle (MEV)
    • satellite servicing
    • SpaceLogistics
    Authors: Joseph Anderson    
  • May 2021 Taking quantum into space

    ... of our world. Today, we are already for a long time manipulating single quantum particles, starting from electrons to protons - take into account electricity, for instance - hundreds of electrons humming along in wires all around us, making our...

    Authors: Sonali Mohapatra    
  • solar storms, space insurance, space risk management June 2021 The next ‘unthinkable’ – global disruption from a solar storm

    ... Sun hitting Earth. Both CMEs and solar flares can create and carry such radiation, made up of protons and other charged particles. Even if such radiation cannot directly reach humans on Earth, it can harm humans...

    • solar storms
    • space insurance
    • space risk management
    Authors: Calogero Nicosia    
  • Space applications, space company, space technologies, technology transfer October 2021 Technology transfer and the ‘local’ space market

    ... Airbase, which was a certified emergency landing site for the NASA Space Shuttle. A stack of high temperature proton exchange membrane (HTPEM) fuel cells. Tech start-up HyPoint was a 2020 winner of NASA’s iTech Initiative, in which...

    • Space applications
    • space company
    • space technologies
    • technology transfer
    Authors: Daniel Smith     David Alexander    
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