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Articles tagged: film

  • comet shield, Dr Kevin Grazier, jovian planets, Jupiter January 2016 Is Jupiter Really Our Protective Shield?

    ... be capable of supporting more than microbial life.’ [18] The ‘Jupiter as a comet shield’ scenario became ubiquitous in television/film documentary productions as well as the popular press. Yet, for this scenario, there appears to be a selection bias...

    • comet shield
    • Dr Kevin Grazier
    • jovian planets
    • Jupiter
    Authors: Dr Kevin R. Grazier    
  • David Hardy, space art March 2016 Why We Need Space Artists

    ... editor that ‘the figures (of astronauts) are included only to give scale’! Bonestell worked on special effects for films under producer George Pal, including Destination Moon and Conquest of Space. He went on to lead a team of illustrators, working...

    • David Hardy
    • space art
    Authors: David A Hardy    
  • Article, Crystal, Earthorbit, Plamsa July 2016 Plasma Crystals - from space research to medicine on Earth and back to space again

    ..., the ‘surface micro-discharge’ electrode, developed at the Max Planck Institute and hence developed further (to a ‘thin film electrode’) by terraplasma GmbH (a spin-off company from the Max Planck Society). Before leaving the topic...

    • Article
    • Crystal
    • Earthorbit
    • Plamsa
    Authors: Dr Julia Zimmermann     Prof Gregor Morfill     Prof Vladimir Fortov    
  • art, Article, Kennedy Space Center, NASA, posters August 2016 Space for art

    ... over - or just beginning?’, asks Sarah Lieberman and ‘The promise of space tourism’ by Los Angeles-based author, film-maker and explorer Jason Klassi who writes that we live in a time of ‘unprecedented possibilities’. Asking these questions...

    • art
    • Article
    • Kennedy Space Center
    • NASA
    • posters
    Authors: Nicole Stott    
  • Anderson Cancer Center, Article, ILC Dover, NASA, Space Suit Art Project September 2016 Paediatric cancer patients aim for the stars with space inspired art project

    ... sessions and interviews with patients and their family members the way a football team uses game films, to understand what was working about the process and to demonstrate through first-hand accounts the role...

    • Anderson Cancer Center
    • Article
    • ILC Dover
    • NASA
    • Space Suit Art Project
    Authors: Ian Cion    
  • fuel, NASA, solar sail, solar sail propulsion January 2017 New oceans beckon for solar sail technology

    ... one such deployment, completed in August 2016. The NEA Scout sail is made from a 2.5 micron-thick polyimide film coated with aluminium. The sail is unfurled using four, 7 m metallic booms that are deployed from two...

    • fuel
    • NASA
    • solar sail
    • solar sail propulsion
    Authors: Les Johnson    
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