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Articles tagged: Y Combinator

  • bacteria in space, Biofilm contamination, ionising radiation, space decontamination February 2020 Surviving bacteria in space

    ... high costs of resupply. For example, the current biofilm control plan at the ISS is based on a strategy that combines different techniques depending on the chemical interactions of the surface in contact with the microorganism, its role and...

    • bacteria in space
    • Biofilm contamination
    • ionising radiation
    • space decontamination
    Authors: Najla Ben Miloud     Nissem Abdeljelil    
  • Ion Propulsion, Plasma Clipper, plasma magnet, solar sail, solar wind April 2020 Plasma Clipper - opening the age of sail, in space travel

    ...Plasma Magnet propulsion might look like. Plasma Clipper With the combination of these concepts, you can sail around the solar system... the propulsive manoeuvre to stop the Clipper. With the combination of these concepts, you can sail around the solar ...

    • Ion Propulsion
    • Plasma Clipper
    • plasma magnet
    • solar sail
    • solar wind
    Authors: Jeff Greason     Kerry Hebden    
  • evolution, mutation, natural selection, space colonisation, space radiation April 2020 Evolutionary lessons for an interplanetary future

    ... variants that are best suited to the current environment to be passed to the next generation. Over time, this combination of mutation and natural selection causes populations in each island to adapt to its particular environment. Take the Galapagos...

    • evolution
    • mutation
    • natural selection
    • space colonisation
    • space radiation
    Authors: Scott E Solomon    
  • Cassini-Huygens mission, Dragonfly mission, Rosetta Mission, Saturn, Titan atmosphere June 2020 Titan’s evolving atmosphere

    ... of dinitrogen (N2~98.4%) and methane (CH4 ~1.6%), which combine and interact via photolysis and photochemistry in the upper...dioxide and water. The complex refractory organic compounds combine and aggregate in the atmosphere where they form clouds...

    • Cassini-Huygens mission
    • Dragonfly mission
    • Rosetta Mission
    • Saturn
    • Titan atmosphere
    Authors: Athena Coustenis    
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