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Articles tagged: SERENDIP

  • Murchison Widefield Array (MWA), radio waves, SERENDIP, SETI, Square Kilometre Array 01 August 2016 SETI has new eyes on the skies

    ... stars. Since then a number of programmes, such as the Million-channel ExtraTerrestrial Assay (META) programme and SERENDIP (Search for Extraterrestrial Radio Emissions from Nearby Developed Intelligent Populations) plus offshoots of this experiment...

    • Murchison Widefield Array (MWA)
    • radio waves
    • SERENDIP
    • SETI
    • Square Kilometre Array
  • Apollo 11 crew, Apollo 11 memorial, Eagle Has Landed monument, Kennedy Space Center (KSC) February 2021 The Space Monuments Men

    ...’ Aldrin, the second man to walk on the Moon. I just happened to be at the right place at the right time. Serendipity or divine intervention played a hand, and Buzz and I would become friends over the next several years...

    • Apollo 11 crew
    • Apollo 11 memorial
    • Eagle Has Landed monument
    • Kennedy Space Center (KSC)
    Authors: Steven Barber    
  • e-ASTROGAM, electromagnetic spectrum, non-thermal process, pulsar, supernova March 2018 Exploring the extreme universe

    ... managed by ESA: in addition to the astronomical objects that have been discussed above, e-ASTROGAM will observe with serendipity a large class of phenomena consisting of objects such as pulsars, magnetars, novae, and binary objects. And of course...

    • e-ASTROGAM
    • electromagnetic spectrum
    • non-thermal process
    • pulsar
    • supernova
    Authors: Alessandro De Angelis    
  • intellectual property, patent of invention, Space patents, space start-ups February 2020 Debunking the myths on space patents

    ... Another explanation relates to the capacity of any person to arrive at the same result, as there is no ‘eureka’ moment or serendipity involved. In the case of space technology, the inventive step is not a problem as, most of the time, teams face ...

    • intellectual property
    • patent of invention
    • Space patents
    • space start-ups
    Authors: Luis Diego Monge    
  • Space applications, space company, space technologies, technology transfer October 2021 Technology transfer and the ‘local’ space market

    ... domain and also to terrestrial applications. Specifically, as this holistic approach to technology infusion becomes strategy rather than serendipity, the technology rather than the field of application will become the focus. The diagram (left) shows...

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

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