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Articles tagged: Saturn

  • MARE, Matroshka AstroRad Radiation Experiment, space radiation, wearable protection October 2018 Radiation study paves way for safe deep space exploration

    ... EM-1 launch will be the first use of the Space Launch System (SLS), the largest rocket launched since Saturn V carried Apollo astronauts to the Moon. During EM-1, Orion will fly without a crew beyond Earth’s magnetosphere, orbit...

    • MARE
    • Matroshka AstroRad Radiation Experiment
    • space radiation
    • wearable protection
    Authors: John B Charles    
  • BepiColombo, ESA, JAXA, Mercury, Spacecraft November 2018 BepiColombo – a mission to explore Mercury

    ... 4,880 km, its diameter is only about two fifths that of the Earth - even Jupiter’s moon Ganymede and Saturn’s Titan are bigger. And although Mercury can appear as a very bright object when viewed from Earth...

    • BepiColombo
    • ESA
    • JAXA
    • Mercury
    • Spacecraft
    Authors: Johannes Benkoff    
  • carbon nanotubes, graphene, Mars lift, space elevator, space train February 2019 The Space Elevator – an alternative path to space?

    ... 27.5 metric tons (mt), or 1.4 percent of total rocket mass with over 2,000 mt on the launchpad. The largest rockets, the Saturn V and the upcoming SpaceX BFR (2017) version [4], compete with a half-dozen train-wagon-equivalents, at 140...

    • carbon nanotubes
    • graphene
    • Mars lift
    • space elevator
    • space train
    Authors: Martin Lades    
  • exoplanets, NASA, TESS, Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite April 2019 Scanning the skies for exoplanets

    ... the main bulk of those gases are helium and hydrogen, meaning the exoplanet is more of a small Jupiter or Saturn-like planet rather than a large Earth. As such it wouldn’t have a rocky surface, said Armstrong. Although TESS...

    • exoplanets
    • NASA
    • TESS
    • Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite
    Authors: Kerry Hebden    
  • ACES, Albert Einstein, Atomic Clock Ensemble in Space, speed of light June 2019 Does the speed of light change with time?

    ... his telescope toward the sky. He was the first to see craters on the Moon, the captivating rings of Saturn and the four largest moons of Jupiter. Enamoured with what he saw, Galileo held the first star...

    • ACES
    • Albert Einstein
    • Atomic Clock Ensemble in Space
    • speed of light
    Authors: Louise Riofrio    
  • Apollo 11, first man, first Moon landing, Neil Armstrong July 2019 A reluctant American hero

    ... journey ended with a successful splashdown in the Pacific on 24 July after more than eight days in space. The Saturn V launch vehicle (SA-506) for the Apollo 11 mission lifts off at 13:32 UTC, 16 July 1969, from launch complex...

    • Apollo 11
    • first man
    • first Moon landing
    • Neil Armstrong
    Authors: Nick Spall    
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