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Articles tagged: student

  • 08 July 2015 James Yoder’s Stuff in Space: what orbits Earth in real time & the problem of junk

    ..., we can now see just how crowded the orbit around Earth has become. Stuff in Space, created by student James Yoder, tracks daily data from Space-Track.org and tracks the positions of objects by employing...

  • fuel, NASA, solar sail, solar sail propulsion January 2017 New oceans beckon for solar sail technology

    ... cause a spacecraft of mass (M) to accelerate with acceleration A, F = MxA, an equation familiar to introductory physics students everywhere. While the force exerted by sunlight is extremely small, it’s relatively constant, resulting in a slow but...

    • fuel
    • NASA
    • solar sail
    • solar sail propulsion
    Authors: Les Johnson    
  • Evaluation gap, Indicators, Research June 2018 Publish or perish: the astronomer’s dilemma

    ... world. The interviewees were four faculty members, two post docs, one PhD and two Master’s students. The study (https://arxiv.org/abs/1801.08033) was complemented by an analysis of annual reports and evaluation...

    • Evaluation gap
    • Indicators
    • Research
    Authors: Julia Heuritsch    
  • CubeSat, interplanetary, MarCO, mother-daughter architecture July 2018 The rise of interplanetary CubeSats

    ... Robert Twiggs (Stanford) who were looking to improve hands-on experience and skills for science and engineering students. It defines standardised masses and volumes for small spacecraft, in addition to specifying how to safely integrate the...

    • CubeSat
    • interplanetary
    • MarCO
    • mother-daughter architecture
    Authors: Jekan Thanga    
  • evolution, mutation, natural selection, space colonisation, space radiation April 2020 Evolutionary lessons for an interplanetary future

    ...forever changing our understanding of the natural world and our place in it. Visiting Galapagos as an undergraduate student to conduct field research on marine iguanas convinced me to pursue a career as an evolutionary biologist. While I didn’t fully...

    • evolution
    • mutation
    • natural selection
    • space colonisation
    • space radiation
    Authors: Scott E Solomon    
  • Edwin Saltpeter, IMF, initial mass function, Network science, stellar evolution 08 June 2016 Long standing initial mass function problem solved

    A graduate student at the University of Michigan, along with his supervisor, have for the first time used a method known as ...

    • Edwin Saltpeter
    • IMF
    • initial mass function
    • Network science
    • stellar evolution
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