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Articles tagged: deep space

  • carbonaceous chondrite, Hayabusa2, Near Earth Asteroid, rubble-pile asteroid, Ryugu 22 December 2021 Scientists present the first-ever analysis of samples retrieved from Ryugu

    ...and measurements taken by Hayabusa2 during its mission that the ancient space rock was a rubble pile asteroid. Rubble piles form when ...sample return of a material in the gas state from deep space. Now however, scientists have had chance to analyse the...

    • carbonaceous chondrite
    • Hayabusa2
    • Near Earth Asteroid
    • rubble-pile asteroid
    • Ryugu
  • mars, Mars 2020 Rover, Mission to Mars, Perseverance 17 February 2021 Perseverance due to land on Mars tomorrow!

    ... controllers also may not be able to confirm these milestones at the times listed above because of the complexity of deep-space communications. The flow of detailed engineering data (called telemetry) in near-real-time relies on a new kind of relay...

    • mars
    • Mars 2020 Rover
    • Mission to Mars
    • Perseverance
  • Cosmic vision, ESA, NASA, Solar Orbiter, Tim Harris June 2015 Ultimate sunbather: NASA and ESA collaborate on Solar Orbiter

    ... billion times less than for near- Earth missions and so the spacecraft is equipped with a state-of-theart deep space transponder. The spacecraft is travelling so close to the S un that the solar flux it will experience is 12 times higher than...

    • Cosmic vision
    • ESA
    • NASA
    • Solar Orbiter
    • Tim Harris
    Authors: Tim Harris    
  • Donald Pettit, ISS, mars, NASA, William Gerstenmaier October 2015 Earth independence: new definitions of home on Mars missions and beyond

    ...human and robotic skills, national and international efforts, commercial and government capabilities in Earth orbit and deep space conducting exploration, and pioneering all working together. The word ‘journey’ is also an important one to contemplate...

    • Donald Pettit
    • ISS
    • mars
    • NASA
    • William Gerstenmaier
    Authors: William Gerstenmaier    
  • 02 December 2014 Orion service module contract for Airbus

    ...contract worth $490 million on 18 November 2014 for Airbus Defence and Space to manufacture the service modules for NASA’s four crew Orion MPCV deep-space capsule. The module is to be constructed at an Airbus facility in Bremen, Germany. Based on the...

  • Allyson Reneau, Article, mars, Moon November 2016 Moon or Mars - NASA’s next logical step?

    ... and demonstrating capabilities that are independent of Earth. Returning to the Moon will, therefore, be a cornerstone of future deep-space human exploration. This low-angle self-portrait of NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover shows the vehicle at the ...

    • Allyson Reneau
    • Article
    • mars
    • Moon
    Authors: Allyson Reneau    
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