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Articles tagged: evolution

  • long duration spaceflight, microgravity, neuroplasticity, SMS, space motion sickness October 2020 Microgravity and its effects on the human brain

    ... one constant factor which has remained largely unchanged throughout time is Earth’s 1G gravity force. After millennia of evolution human organs and physiological systems all function according to the parameters imposed by a 1G environment. But when...

    • long duration spaceflight
    • microgravity
    • neuroplasticity
    • SMS
    • space motion sickness
    Authors: Floris Wuyts     Steven Jillings    
  • international human rights law (IHRL), space law, space resources, Space rights October 2020 Extending human rights across the final frontier

    ... its inherent, inalienable universality for all peoples everywhere – the success of which necessitates the extension and evolution of human rights universally across the expanse of outer space. About the author Jonathan Lim is an Australian lawyer...

    • international human rights law (IHRL)
    • space law
    • space resources
    • Space rights
    Authors: Jonathan Lim    
  • Anglo-Australian Telescope, Australian Astronomical Observatory (AAO), GALAH Galactic Archaeology survey, HERMES spectrograph, The Cannon 18 April 2018 Ambitious Galactic survey to help find Sun's lost family

    An ambitious Galactic Archaeology survey, called GALAH, whose quest is to uncover the evolution of galaxies, has just revealed the ‘fingerprints’ of more than 340,000 stars in the Milky Way, which ...

    • Anglo-Australian Telescope
    • Australian Astronomical Observatory (AAO)
    • GALAH Galactic Archaeology survey
    • HERMES spectrograph
    • The Cannon
  • Arrokoth, New Horizons, Pluto, solar nebula, Ultima Thule 14 February 2020 Arrokoth helps resolve longstanding controversy on Solar System evolution

    Data gathered in recent flyby’s of Arrokoth, the bi-lobed, red, peanut-like object located one billion miles beyond Pluto in the Kuiper belt, is helping scientists to make significant advances in understanding how planets and planetesimals – the ...

    • Arrokoth
    • New Horizons
    • Pluto
    • solar nebula
    • Ultima Thule
  • Chang’e 5, Long March 5, lunar sample return, Lunar samples, Wenchang Space Launch Centre 23 November 2020 China's lunar sample return mission to launch tonight

    ... depressions and samples from the area will help scientists shed light on the Moon's origin and evolution, say the administration. The mission is expected to last around 23 days, during which time it will collect around...

    • Chang’e 5
    • Long March 5
    • lunar sample return
    • Lunar samples
    • Wenchang Space Launch Centre
  • Earth Observation, LBS, satellites, VHR March 2018 Shifting lines and new horizons in Earth observation markets

    ... and very high resolution. This offer-based segmentation does not necessarily fit current demand. Market evolutions could justify a finer-grained analysis. In particular, a ‘narrower’ definition of VHR (for instance <30-40 cm) could open a new avenue...

    • Earth Observation
    • LBS
    • satellites
    • VHR
    Authors: Gil Denis    
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