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Articles tagged: Spacecraft

  • commercial solutions, Economics of space, Infinite Orbit, NewSpace, satellite constellations March 2019 The changing economics of space

    ... the end of their lives with a suite of operational hardware on-board that it still functioning. It’s just that the spacecraft has run out of fuel and can’t be fully controlled. Representation of a mega constellation around Earth. Enabling missions...

    • commercial solutions
    • Economics of space
    • Infinite Orbit
    • NewSpace
    • satellite constellations
    Authors: Roger Dewell    
  • cruise phase, mars, Paolo Ferri, Rosetta November 2016 Rosetta - an eventful cruise phase

    ...somewhere a leak of the helium gas on-board the spacecraft. The spacecraft was safe at this time, as the potential ..., to analysing, planning and testing a configuration of the spacecraft that would reduce the active units to the absolutely essential ...

    • cruise phase
    • mars
    • Paolo Ferri
    • Rosetta
    Authors: Paolo Ferri    
  • fuel, NASA, solar sail, solar sail propulsion January 2017 New oceans beckon for solar sail technology

    ... National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has expressed interest in placing a long-duration solar storm warning spacecraft closer to the Sun, yet always between the Earth and Sun, so as to enable rapid warning of an impending solar...

    • fuel
    • NASA
    • solar sail
    • solar sail propulsion
    Authors: Les Johnson    
  • Churyumov-Gerasimenko, Comet 67P, Philae, Rosetta, Rosetta Mission March 2017 Rosetta – outstanding climax to pioneering mission

    ...a planned ‘excursion’ to study the coma structure at distances up to 1500 km from the nucleus, we started to gradually decrease the spacecraft distance to the surface, and by the end of 2015 we were back to closed orbits. This explained the 18-minute...

    • Churyumov-Gerasimenko
    • Comet 67P
    • Philae
    • Rosetta
    • Rosetta Mission
    Authors: Paolo Ferri    
  • BepiColombo, iron planet, Mercury, Solar System June 2017 Bepi-Colombo will unveil Mercury’s secrets

    ... of Mercury. It was therefore necessary to devise an intricate design of curved mirrors that will discard heat generated by the spacecraft, while simultaneously deflecting the heat coming from the planet. Onwards and upwards Although many issues...

    • BepiColombo
    • iron planet
    • Mercury
    • Solar System
    Authors: Andrea Ferrero    
  • Seradata, Space Data Association, space debris, TLE September 2017 Measuring space debris risk

    ... flat at 500 in any given year in the range. Therefore, we have 10 ‘serious anomaly’ debris strikes on 5,000 available spacecraft overall in this 10-year period. This gives us a ‘ballpark’ serious historical anomaly rate of one in 500 satellites per...

    • Seradata
    • Space Data Association
    • space debris
    • TLE
    Authors: Tim Fuller    
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