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Articles tagged: deep space

  • Astrobotic, lunar artefact, MoonArk, museum April 2020 Lunar artefact – a time capsule for the future

    ... movement of the 1960s–1970s and in a sense it can be evaluated against the multitude of artefacts sent into deep space, deposited on the surface of the Moon, temporarily hovering in the stratosphere, or any of the speculative works that illustrate...

    • Astrobotic
    • lunar artefact
    • MoonArk
    • museum
    Authors: Mark Baskinger    
  • JOI, JOI attitude, JUNO, JUNOs orbital insertion phase, NASA 04 July 2016 JUNO's orbit insertion phase starts soon!

    ..., allowing its progress to be monitored by the mission teams at NASA JPL and Lockheed Martin Space Systems via signal reception by Deep Space Network antennas in Goldstone, California, and Canberra, Australia. All of JUNO’s instruments will be turned...

    • JOI
    • JOI attitude
    • JUNO
    • JUNOs orbital insertion phase
    • NASA
  • CubeSat, CubeX, Station Explorer for X-ray Timing and Navigation Technology (SEXTANT), X-Ray navigation system, XNAV 11 May 2018 Revolutionary X-Ray navigation system to be used on CubeSat mission

    ... SEXTANT Project Manager Jason Mitchell. “This is great opportunity for XNAV and showing its value to navigating in deep space.” In the meantime, the SEXTANT team are busy fine-tuning both flight and ground software in preparation...

    • CubeSat
    • CubeX
    • Station Explorer for X-ray Timing and Navigation Technology (SEXTANT)
    • X-Ray navigation system
    • XNAV
  • EPIC 211428897, exoplanets, Kepler K2 mission, Multi-planet system, UCLA 24 November 2021 Astronomers discover more than 350 possible new exoplanets

    .... Launched by NASA on 7 March, 2009, the Kepler space telescope has in its lifetime helped to discover more than 2,600...up to more than 500,000. But, after nine years in deep space, Kepler ran out of fuel and NASA decided to retire the spacecraft...

    • EPIC 211428897
    • exoplanets
    • Kepler K2 mission
    • Multi-planet system
    • UCLA
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