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Articles tagged: ST Engineering

  • artificial gravity, crew protection, interplanetary travel, space radiation, Testudo project June 2022 Protecting crews in interplanetary ships and space colonies from the space environment

    ... near-Earth orbit. However, in the project under consideration here, there is no need to use shuttles with nuclear engines, as thermochemical engines will suffice. It may not be easy to work with the material on the surface of asteroids due to static...

    • artificial gravity
    • crew protection
    • interplanetary travel
    • space radiation
    • Testudo project
    Authors: Alexander Mayboroda    
  • Asgardia, Dr Igor Ashurbeyli September 2023 To live is to create

    ... name ROOM is both a play on one of its synonyms (space) and a symbol of shared space - shared by spaceflight designers, engineers, industry managers, scientists, space leaders and renowned universities - for the purposes of airing opinions, creating...

    • Asgardia
    • Dr Igor Ashurbeyli
    Authors: Clive Simpson    
  • API mindset, internal software tools, Process innovation October 2024 Simplicity is the space industry’s secret weapon

    ... Force veteran and the CEO and co-founder of Integrate, which builds programme management software with a systems engineering approach for the world’s most ambitious machines. Previously, he was an early employee at three space unicorns: an Intern...

    • API mindset
    • internal software tools
    • Process innovation
    Authors: John Conafay    
  • 22 November 2015 James Webb Space Telescope prepped to receive gold-coated primary mirror segments

    ... millions and billions of lightyears away, each mirror is aligned to 1/10,000th the thickness of a human hair. To achieve this, engineers have used six tiny mechanical motors, or actuators, attached to the back of each mirror piece to capture the...

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