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Articles tagged: Saturn

  • 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    
  • scientific literacy, space art, Space museum, space science August 2019 Reinventing the space museum

    ... start to see more familiar, captivating images from Hubble Space Telescope, along with aerial shots of Mars, Saturn and Pluto. More interactive artefacts may include life-sized replicas of SpaceX or Virgin Galactic’s prototypes for...

    • scientific literacy
    • space art
    • Space museum
    • space science
    Authors: Wael Bazzi    
  • extraterrestrial intelligence, Rio Scale, SETI October 2019 Are we prepared for SETI discovery?

    ... Version 1.1. The Dragonfly mission, due to launch in 2026 and arrive in 2034, will fly to dozens of promising locations on Saturn’s icy moon, Titan, looking for prebiotic chemical processes common on both Titan and Earth, advancing our...

    • extraterrestrial intelligence
    • Rio Scale
    • SETI
    Authors: Ivan Almar    
  • Nanoracks, NewSpace, satellites, Space Logistics January 2020 Commercialising space exploration and development

    ... of NASA’s Marshall Space Center, envisaged America’s first space station as the re-purposed upper stage (third stage) of a Saturn V rocket. NASA’s Johnson Space Center ruled that an upper stage could not be re-purposed once in space, so it was...

    • Nanoracks
    • NewSpace
    • satellites
    • Space Logistics
    Authors: Jeffrey Manber    
  • Ion Propulsion, Plasma Clipper, plasma magnet, solar sail, solar wind April 2020 Plasma Clipper - opening the age of sail, in space travel

    ... to a mass ratio of 41,000. It sounds a lot, but what does that actually mean? In real world examples, the Saturn V – the rocket developed to support the Apollo programme – launched a payload that was 1/2000 of what it weighed sitting...

    • Ion Propulsion
    • Plasma Clipper
    • plasma magnet
    • solar sail
    • solar wind
    Authors: Jeff Greason     Kerry Hebden    
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