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Articles tagged: mould

  • Biorisk project, contamination, IBMP RAS, microorganisms, planetary protection September 2023 How microorganisms survive space travel

    ...under such conditions. 3. Most ‘flight’ bacterial strains had increased antibiotic resistance compared to the control samples. 4. Mould forms of fungi showed more pronounced changes in antibiotic resistance after the flight, apparently due to changes...

    • Biorisk project
    • contamination
    • IBMP RAS
    • microorganisms
    • planetary protection
    Authors: Elena Deshavaya     Oleg Orlov     Svetlana V. Poddubko     Viacheslav Ilyin     Yulyia Morozova    
  • 12 July 2015 The 18 quintillion planets in ‘No Man’s Sky’: how Hello Games can expand understanding of space travel

    ... see below) “No Man’s Sky” could be the first game to genuinely address, and, over the course of time, mould, human perception of space and the actual distances contained therein. If you’re a science teacher trying to explain space...

  • Ceres, cryovolcanism, Dawn Mission, Dwarf Planet, impact craters 27 July 2016 Where did Ceres' craters go?

    ... been 'erased'? Scientists are now looking to Ceres' peculiar composition and internal evolution as a potential answer to the re-moulding of its surface. Before Dawn even arrived at Ceres, remote sensing from Earth had already determined that...

    • Ceres
    • cryovolcanism
    • Dawn Mission
    • Dwarf Planet
    • impact craters
  • core accretion, Jupiter, meteorites, Nature, protostellar disk 27 August 2018 Meteorites give clues as to how Jupiter was built

    ... until they reach a certain mass. But what sizes these solids are and how long it takes to mould together a planet’s core is still a major sticking point in planet formation theories. When it comes to size, there seems...

    • core accretion
    • Jupiter
    • meteorites
    • Nature
    • protostellar disk
  • HiRISE (High Resolution Imaging Experiment), Mars Global Surveyor (MGS), Mars Orbiter Laser Altimeter (MOLA), mega-tsunami, oceans on Mars 07 August 2019 Crater evidence points to a past mega-tsunami on Mars

    ...these distinctive features. Those signs have been spotted in Lomonosov crater; a huge depression, likely moulded by a 14.5-by-19 kilometre meteor, surrounded by a substantial region of relatively smooth terrain known as Vastitas Boreali – the largest...

    • HiRISE (High Resolution Imaging Experiment)
    • Mars Global Surveyor (MGS)
    • Mars Orbiter Laser Altimeter (MOLA)
    • mega-tsunami
    • oceans on Mars
  • 29 March 2018 North American X-15 Owners’ Workshop Manual

    ... pilots and astronauts of the early Space Age were made from a different – and long-ago-broken - mould. The author sums up the significance of the X-15 quite nicely by pointing out that the programme could not...

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