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Articles tagged: salts

  • CubeSat, disruption, miniaturised propulsion systems, on-board propulsion systems, Plasma Potential, Smallsats, ThrustMe April 2019 On-board propulsion set to drive the smallsat revolution

    ...’s primary innovations has been the replacement of xenon with iodine. Often associated with everyday iodised table salt, iodine has many similar properties to xenon, but is significantly cheaper and, importantly, is a solid at room temperature. This...

    • CubeSat
    • disruption
    • miniaturised propulsion systems
    • on-board propulsion systems
    • Plasma Potential
    • Smallsats
    • ThrustMe
    Authors: Ane Aanesland     Dmytro Rafalskyi     Trevor Lafleur    
  • ESA Business Incubation Centre United Kingdom (ESA BIC UK), Harwell, Science & Technology Facilities Council, STFC March 2021 Campuses, clusters and a leading force in UK space

    ... STFC scientists and engineers are utilising the unique properties of a working potash, polyhalite and rock-salt mine to further research into planetary exploration and environmental science. Boulby Underground Laboratory currently includes a 4000...

    • ESA Business Incubation Centre United Kingdom (ESA BIC UK)
    • Harwell
    • Science & Technology Facilities Council
    • STFC
    Authors: Paul Vernon    
  • IBMP, interplanetary travel, SIRIUS project, spacecraft crew nutrition February 2022 Nutritional issues on interplanetary spaceflights

    ... effect (carrots, beets, apples, plums, apricots, dried fruit, wheat bran) enrich the ration with potassium salts (dried fruit: apricots and raisins, white cabbage and cauliflower, potatoes, and other fruit and vegetables...

    • IBMP
    • interplanetary travel
    • SIRIUS project
    • spacecraft crew nutrition
    Authors: Alexander Agureev     Mark S Belakovskiy    
  • 30 June 2015 Ceres, Dawn, mysterious bright spots, and exploring the solar system

    ... they got there. Theories range from the possibility of highly reflective materials on the surface, containing ice or salts. So far, NASA says that the possible cryovolcanic origin of the bright spots is not a very likely theory...

  • 09 September 2015 Ceres Occator crater: bright spots as you’ve never seen them before

    ... been released to the public. Widespread speculation as to why these bright spots exist meanwhile continues. They could be salt or ice deposits, volcanic eruptions, or the result of an impact that exposed newer, brighter material below Ceres’ surface...

  • Fermi, Gamma ray burst, Gamma-ray Burst Monitor, gravitational waves, GW150194 19 April 2016 Gravitational waves poised to be pinpointed by gamma ray burst

    ... and how Fermi and LIGO are working together in an invited talk at the American Physical Society meeting in Salt Lake City on Tuesday.

    • Fermi
    • Gamma ray burst
    • Gamma-ray Burst Monitor
    • gravitational waves
    • GW150194
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