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Articles tagged: zero gravity

  • August 2021 Robotic systems for psychological support

    ... Station in April 2019, Astrobee is a free-flying robot system that will help researchers test new technologies in zero gravity and perform routine work alongside astronauts. The control system for displaying mimic images on the R-Pod...

    Authors: Anastasia Stepanova     Anna Rynkevich     Sergey Vorotnikov    
  • Biorisk project, contamination, IBMP RAS, microorganisms, planetary protection September 2023 How microorganisms survive space travel

    ... efficiently than in control samples. The reason for this may be the longer-term contact between cells in zero gravity, during which the donor chromosome is transferred to the recipient cell. This leads to increased genetic diversity of recombinant...

    • Biorisk project
    • contamination
    • IBMP RAS
    • microorganisms
    • planetary protection
    Authors: Elena Deshavaya     Oleg Orlov     Svetlana V. Poddubko     Viacheslav Ilyin     Yulyia Morozova    
  • fabric design, International Space Station, Karen Nyberg, quilting October 2024 Cupola views: Karen Nyberg’s space-inspired fabric lines

    ... small stuffed toys in space. It is a custom to launch into space with a stuffed toy that serves as talisman and zero gravity indicator. Usually, a child chooses the toy, and the spacecraft commander presents it to the crew. The crew...

    • fabric design
    • International Space Station
    • Karen Nyberg
    • quilting
    Authors: Harikleia Sirmans    
  • 11 January 2016 Space Mining company showcase the first 3D printed object made from asteroid metals

    ... ever 3D Printed with material from outer space is reminiscent of a design that could originate from a 3D printer in the zero-gravity environment of space and was created from an actual asteroid that was pulverised, powdered and processed on the...

  • Dragon, Falcon 9, Kestrel Eye, Spaceborne Computer 14 August 2017 Falcon 9 to launch super-computer and army satellite

    ...to solve themselves”, said Andreoli. Among other experiments planned is a study of Leucine-rich repeat kinase 2 (LRRK2) in zero gravity. LRRK2 is an important protein in Parkinson's disease and the study hopes to help scientists find better treatment...

    • Dragon
    • Falcon 9
    • Kestrel Eye
    • Spaceborne Computer
  • helium spacecraft, Kuang-Chi Group, Nanoracks, near space, The 'Traveler' 26 March 2018 Traveler program gets a boost with NanoRacks

    ... maximum altitude and at that height, along with some fantastic views, passengers should be able to experience some zero gravity while the Traveler floats in the upper boundaries of our atmosphere for up to two hours. The whole craft...

    • helium spacecraft
    • Kuang-Chi Group
    • Nanoracks
    • near space
    • The 'Traveler'
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