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Articles tagged: interplanetary

  • ASI, Cassini, ESA, NASA, Saturn October 2017 Cassini observations open up Saturn’s atmosphere

    ... Cassini-Huygens spacecraft left the confines of Earth bound for the ringed giant, Saturn. This sophisticated interplanetary explorer went into orbit around Saturn in July 2004, offering an exciting glimpse of a planetary environment over a billion...

    • ASI
    • Cassini
    • ESA
    • NASA
    • Saturn
    Authors: Leigh N. Fletcher    
  • cardiology, space cardiology, space travel March 2018 Zero gravity and the human heart

    During extended flights in Earth orbit, on an interplanetary trajectory or in orbits around other planets where normal gravitational forces disappear, the body enters a state of weightlessness or ...

    • cardiology
    • space cardiology
    • space travel
    Authors: Ramiro Iglesias    
  • DART, Dawn, Hyabusa, Kuiper Belt objects, Lucy, MMX, New Horizons, Psyche, robotic mission, Rosetta, Small body mission January 2020 Small body missions unveil interplanetary secrets

    The number of robotic missions currently investigating or selected to fly to a range of small bodies in the solar system heralds a new ‘golden age’ of planetary exploration. Small bodies - such as asteroids, comets and Kuiper belt objects - are very...

    • DART
    • Dawn
    • Hyabusa
    • Kuiper Belt objects
    • Lucy
    • MMX
    • New Horizons
    • Psyche
    • robotic mission
    • Rosetta
    • Small body mission
    Authors: James Green    
  • evolution, mutation, natural selection, space colonisation, space radiation April 2020 Evolutionary lessons for an interplanetary future

    The motivation to settle space - not just to build temporary outposts but self-sustaining colonies - comes from the notion that our long-term survival may depend on being a multiplanetary species. Yet, to date, most of the focus has been on how to ...

    • evolution
    • mutation
    • natural selection
    • space colonisation
    • space radiation
    Authors: Scott E Solomon    
  • August 2021 Robotic systems for psychological support

    ... of a psychological support robot to a crew would have a number of positive effects during long-term and interplanetary space flight, including reducing stress levels, creating a positive attitude, reducing feelings of loneliness and increasing...

    Authors: Anastasia Stepanova     Anna Rynkevich     Sergey Vorotnikov    
  • China, international space relations, Russia, space axis, space politics October 2021 Russia and China – a new space axis

    ... Ukraine. They also set up working groups on a range of space activities, including space stations, lunar and interplanetary missions, supplemented by polite meetings at senior level. The function of the groups, which continue to meet, is information...

    • China
    • international space relations
    • Russia
    • space axis
    • space politics
    Authors: Brian Harvey    
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