.... "Understanding how groundwater has formed on Mars, where it is today and how it is moving helps us constrain ambiguities on the evolution of climatic conditions on Mars for the last three billion years and how these conditions formed this...
... protection of our networks. This is an exciting time for space exploration, as commercial companies are increasingly driving the evolution of satcom and related technologies. But with these new opportunities come increased dangers and risks. Only...
... biggest advances are made by reconciling contradictions in the design or functioning of the TS. The main force behind the evolution of a TS is society’s need for it to evolve quickly4. The fact that global society needs faster development of space...
...forming planets. In response to these findings, Gonzalez and fellow researchers ran 3D hydrodynamical simulations in order to understand the evolution of the gas and dust in rings similar to those seen in HL Tau and to ascertain whether all gaps seen...
... and turns in the future of space launching and the evolution of the market for satellites is not easy to predict ... But the question must be taken into account for future evolutions of the European Ariane 6 and Russian Angara family launchers over...
... population. This figure describes the results from of a large number of Monte Carlo simulations of the long-term evolution of the orbital debris population in LEO. Number of launches per year is assumed to be about constant. ‘PMD’ refers to Post...