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Articles tagged: greenhouse

  • ASPERA-4, ESA's Venus Express satellite, Swedish Institute of Space Physics (IRF), Venus, water 16 November 2020 Venus didn't lose water to space, new study says

    ... in its structure, but above the surface the resemblance stops there. It’s thick atmosphere traps heat in a runaway greenhouse effect, making it the hottest planet in our solar system. The few glimpses that scientists have been...

    • ASPERA-4
    • ESA's Venus Express satellite
    • Swedish Institute of Space Physics (IRF)
    • Venus
    • water
  • climate change, CO2, mars, Methane, Mission to Mars 24 September 2021 New reactor could turn Mars' atmosphere into rocket fuel

    ... to name just a few worrying effects. Wu and colleagues CO2 reactor could eventually help reduce this potent greenhouse gas. Currently under development, the team are experimenting with different catalysts such as graphene quantum dots...

    • climate change
    • CO2
    • mars
    • Methane
    • Mission to Mars
  • habitabilty, life on Earth, Moon, Snowball Earth, tidal heating 26 November 2021 A closer Moon could have helped the early habitability of our planet

    ... evolve in these early stages have been suggested. These include an initially more massive Sun, an enhancement of greenhouse gases or a different cloud distribution which affected global albedo; albedo is the proportion of radiation that is reflected...

    • habitabilty
    • life on Earth
    • Moon
    • Snowball Earth
    • tidal heating
  • 02 February 2022 Global warming trend shows no sign of abating

    ....” The global warming trend is due to human activities that have increased emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases into the atmosphere and the effects are evident in declining Arctic sea ice, rising sea...

  • Deep Space Industries, formation-flying satellites, HawkEye 360, microsatellite, Space Flight Laboratory 10 January 2019 Successful launch of formation-flying microsatellite constellation

    ... technologies have also been applied successfully in several other microspace programs as well, including the 2016 GHGSat-D greenhouse gas emissions monitoring satellite and the 2013-2014 BRITE space astronomy constellation.

    • Deep Space Industries
    • formation-flying satellites
    • HawkEye 360
    • microsatellite
    • Space Flight Laboratory
  • Spaceport Cornwall, UK Space Agency, Virgin Orbit 06 November 2019 UK Space Agency confirms £7.35 million funding to support small satellite launch from Cornwall

    ... by the University of Exeter demonstrates that Spaceport Cornwall is not expected to have a significant impact on Cornwall’s overall greenhouse gas emissions and efforts to combat climate change. The UK Space Agency originally announced its intention...

    • Spaceport Cornwall
    • UK Space Agency
    • Virgin Orbit
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