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Articles tagged: space environment

  • April 2025 A bun in the (space) oven - Reasons not to get pregnant while going around Earth at 7.8 kilometres per second

    ...: maybe there is some stage in the reproductive cycle that is irreparably damaged by the space environment, or maybe bodies can compensate for the space environment and be totally fine in the end. We just don’t know yet. Astronauts (clockwise...

    Authors: Kelly Weinersmith     Zack Weinersmith    
  • AI, High-throughput satellites (HTS), machine learning, positioning navigation and timing (PNT), simulation platforms October 2025 Satellite technology - from operational challenges to strategic opportunities

    ... that are difficult and expensive to replicate on Earth, but modern simulation tools can recreate the harsh space environment virtually, testing how materials and components will respond to radiation, thermal cycling and mechanical stresses before...

    • AI
    • High-throughput satellites (HTS)
    • machine learning
    • positioning navigation and timing (PNT)
    • simulation platforms
    Authors: James Woodburn    
  • Hugh Lewis, Kessler Syndrome, space debris October 2015 Space debris, Kessler Syndrome, and the unreasonable expectation of certainty

    ...has been considerable interest shown in remediation of the space environment. In particular, significant effort has been invested ..., this would cost the maximum of $520. In the space environment, we have exactly the same problem: we don’t know with...

    • Hugh Lewis
    • Kessler Syndrome
    • space debris
    Authors: Hugh Lewis    
  • psychology, space travel, Third-quarter phenomenon, TQP October 2017 Third quarter phenomenon - the psychology of time in space

    ... and simulation chambers. Although these may be useful, they are not entirely true representations of the space environment, especially when it comes to issues of microgravity and radiation. An international crew of researchers on MARS500 (from left...

    • psychology
    • space travel
    • Third-quarter phenomenon
    • TQP
    Authors: Gro Sandal     Nathan Smith    
  • algae, biomass, life-support, long-duration mission, photobioreactor July 2018 Using algae to support astronauts on deep space missions

    .... Lessons learned so far Despite the fact that to date some 51 algae experiments have flown in space, the effects of the space environment, especially radiation and microgravity, are still not completely known. Given the high number of failures...

    • algae
    • biomass
    • life-support
    • long-duration mission
    • photobioreactor
    Authors: Tobias Niederwieser    
  • deep space exploration, ECLSS, Environmental Control and Life Support System, Gateway, NASA July 2019 Developing life support systems for human exploration missions beyond Earth

    ... experience on the ISS has helped to identify both long and short duration vulnerabilities of the designs in the space environment and the ISS programme has undertaken a robust upgrade campaign that has incorporated changes to address them...

    • deep space exploration
    • ECLSS
    • Environmental Control and Life Support System
    • Gateway
    • NASA
    Authors: Mark Jernigan    
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