March 2021
Eyes on the prize
... the UK cannot focus on incremental gains. Disruptive opportunities are arising, including micro-launchers, miniaturisation...the only nation looking to grow our space sector. The disruption of private sector players in the US and the opportunities...
April 2021
Making space part of the everyday European agenda
... in constellations, commercialisation, artificial intelligence (AI) and disruptive innovation - all things we needed to be proactively... The laboratory brought together what we called the ‘disruptive innovation community’, many of them working in AI,...
May 2021
Forecasting space-weather effects on Earth
...solar flares can produce strong X-rays that may disrupt radio communication through enhanced ionisation of the upper ...-circuit path over the grounded electric power lines and cause disruptions and degradation in power transmission. On 9 March 1989,...
May 2022
Multinational training for interplanetary spaceflight crews
... due to low levels of group interaction and cooperation. These risks may result in reduced performance efficiency, disruption of sustainable collective safety behaviour in the crew, etc. Among the many interplanetary flight factors that form...
19 January 2016
Giant double-planet system around an evolved star detected by astronomers
... evolution, whereby mass-loss from the evolving central star disrupts the planetary orbits causing them to migrate outwards. It ... not get too close to their neighbours to cause significant disruption. The number of multi-planet systems found to date, ...
05 October 2016
Neutron star natal kicks could be the catalyst for binary formation and new gravitational wave sources
... born neutron stars indicate that these ultra-compact objects get a significant velocity kick at birth, that disrupts any close by companion, while subsequently giving rise to a new type of promptly appearing eLISA gravitational wave (GW) source...
