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Articles tagged: The Sun

  • Article, Earth, magneticpoles, solarstorm August 2016 Our changing world and the mounting risk of a calamitous solar storm

    ...’s magnetic poles serve to shield us from massive blasts of ions that periodically travel from the Sun. These so-called coronal mass ejections travel at millions of kilometres an hour. If one of these CMEs were to hit Earth ...

    • Article
    • Earth
    • magneticpoles
    • solarstorm
    Authors: Joseph N. Pelton    
  • CubeSat, InSight, MarCO, mars August 2018 Measuring the pulse of Mars

    ... though as NASA and JPL have scheduled the official end of the MarCO mission shortly after InSight’s landing, after which the two MarCO spacecraft will retire into orbit around the Sun. About the author Dr Kerry Hebden has a PhD...

    • CubeSat
    • InSight
    • MarCO
    • mars
    Authors: Kerry Hebden    
  • electric orbit raising, EOR, space weather October 2019 Electric orbit raising and space weather

    ... orbit raising. During a radiation storm, high-energy charged particles ejected by the Sun can stream into the Earth’s magnetosphere, the magnetic bubble that surrounds the planet and acts as a protective barrier to interplanetary space. Once here...

    • electric orbit raising
    • EOR
    • space weather
    Authors: Alexander Lozinski    
  • Article, Leon Rosenblum, Space Historian, UFO August 2016 Fireflies and saucers

    ...-6 spacecraft, astronaut John Glenn noticed a strange phenomenon. The spacecraft was in orbit and, when the Sun came up, he reported with great excitement that he was surrounded by thousands of small glowing particles that were moving ...

    • Article
    • Leon Rosenblum
    • Space Historian
    • UFO
    Authors: Leon Rosenblum    
  • GEO, geostationary orbit, MEV, Mission Extension Vehicle September 2019 Extending the life of geostationary orbit satellites

    ...especially favourable orbit for satellite communications, because satellites in GEO appear from the ground to be stationary. However, gravitational forces exerted by the Sun and Moon cause their orbits to change and they must continually apply thrust...

    • GEO
    • geostationary orbit
    • MEV
    • Mission Extension Vehicle
    Authors: Joseph Anderson    
  • lunar insurance, lunar investment fund, Radio astronomy, space regulation May 2020 Protecting areas of scientific importance on the Moon

    ... lunar surface - is a potentially valuable isotope of helium that could be used in future fusion reactors. As the PSRs are shaded from the Sun, the surface material or ‘regolith’ is expected to contain less helium-3 than more exposed regions, which...

    • lunar insurance
    • lunar investment fund
    • Radio astronomy
    • space regulation
    Authors: John Budden    
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