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Articles tagged: X-rays

  • AT2018cow, ATLAS telescope, black hole, Neutron star, supernovae explosions 11 January 2019 Birth of a black hole possibly captured for first time

    ... explosion ensues. Most notable is the emittance of high-energy X-rays that gradually fade as the stellar explosion loses energy. However AT2018cow... from the rest. Not only were low-energy X-Rays still visible from within AT2018cow, but the data also...

    • AT2018cow
    • ATLAS telescope
    • black hole
    • Neutron star
    • supernovae explosions
  • astronaut health, long-duration spaceflight, Space Exploration, space radiation April 2020 Protecting against the dangers of space radiation

    ...flares (solar particle events); and galactic cosmic rays, which are high-energy protons and heavy ... around 12 m of water would be needed to stop galactic cosmic rays, which is a significant protective layer to provide. Personalised programmes Another ...

    • astronaut health
    • long-duration spaceflight
    • Space Exploration
    • space radiation
    Authors: Sarah Baatout    
  • Article, Earth, magneticpoles, solarstorm August 2016 Our changing world and the mounting risk of a calamitous solar storm

    ... that our six-sextillion ton spacecraft has to protect us from - solar storms, comets, asteroids, and cosmic rays. We forget that our atmosphere and our naturally formed Van Allen belts held in place by the Earth...

    • Article
    • Earth
    • magneticpoles
    • solarstorm
    Authors: Joseph N. Pelton    
  • FRB, Lorimer burst, Small Magellanic Clouds, UTMOST September 2017 Telescope targets enigmatic deep space mystery

    ... history whenever something has gone bump in the night, it has hinted towards a new phenomenon, be it pulsars or gamma-ray bursts. One such ‘bump’ came to light in 2007, when astronomer Duncan Lorimer and his team from...

    • FRB
    • Lorimer burst
    • Small Magellanic Clouds
    • UTMOST
    Authors: Manisha Caleb    
  • legal personhood, Return to the Moon, rights of nature concept, space law April 2021 Managing the Moon - a model for engaging with planetary environments

    ... environment with an exosphere, a water cycle and a slow but constant geological process of dust interaction with cosmic rays and micrometeorites. As the Apollo missions of the 1960s showed, each landing location had its own unique...

    • legal personhood
    • Return to the Moon
    • rights of nature concept
    • space law
    Authors: Alice Gorman     Thomas Gooch    
  • 08 February 2016 Japan’s Astro-H mission due to launch on February 12, 2016

    ...read by a thermometer.The heat is directly proportional to the X-ray’s energy and it can reveal much about the physical properties of... instrument in many respects resembles the Goddard-built X-ray Spectrometer that flew on Suzaku and for good reason...

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