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The Advanced Data Handling Architecture (ADHA) program aims to deliver a new generation of Platform and Payload Data Handling units by 2025, utilizing standardized, interoperable modules from various suppliers. The program targets significant improvements in spacecraft development time, cost efficie

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The CYGNSS Earth Venture Mission involves eight satellites in low Earth orbit designed to measure near-surface wind speed over oceans and map soil moisture and inland water under vegetation on land. Launched in December 2016, the mission has been successful, currently in its extended phase with seve

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The global satellite and spacecraft subsystem market based on satellite subsystem is estimated to reach $54.55 billion in 2033 from $29.43 billion in 2022, at a growth rate of 4.11% during the forecast period 2023-2033.\nRead Report Overview: \/\/bisresearch.com\/industry-report\/satellite-spacecraf

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Exploring the methods used in astronomy to determine star distances, from stellar parallax to advanced measurements with spacecraft like Gaia. Delve into the magnitude scale and the concept of apparent magnitude in measuring star brightness.

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Dive into the SAASTA AstroQuiz 2017 National Finals where participants are challenged with intriguing questions about space, stars, and telescopes. Stay silent, think fast, and answer correctly to win prizes and glory! Explore topics ranging from satellites to spacecraft missions as you unravel the

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EU Space Surveillance and Tracking program involves five European nations collaborating to assess and reduce risks to European spacecraft, provide early warnings for re-entries and space debris, and prevent space debris proliferation. Available deep space sensors, such as optical telescopes, are uti

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Explore the historic milestones in space exploration from the first US spacewalk in 1965 to the first untethered spacewalk in 1984. Witness astronauts like Ed White, Jim McDivitt, McCandless, and Stewart as they ventured into the void using innovative technologies such as the Hand-Held Maneuvering U

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Infrared spectroscopy plays a crucial role in studying planetary molecules like NH3, PH3, and CH3CN, aiding in planetary observations and spacecraft missions. Ground-based observatories and spacecraft like GALILEO and Cassini/Huygens provide valuable data for analyzing planetary spectra and modeling

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Pioneering a unique approach using mass-manufactured NEO Scout CubeSats for space science data sales, this business plan involves various component manufacturers contributing sets of components for spacecraft manufacturing alongside import-export bank financing. The proposal includes valuable items

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This webinar delves into testing in space simulation facilities, comparing the requirements at different stages of space missions such as launch, cruise, and operations. Presented by Miracle Israel Nazarious, it covers topics including space qualification testing involving static load, vibration, th

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Elon Musk's career started in 1995 when he founded Zip2, leading to the success of X.com (later PayPal). His ventures expanded to include SpaceX, a pioneering spacecraft manufacturer, and Tesla. Born in South Africa, Musk's relentless dedication and innovative spirit have fueled his extraordinary ac

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Discover the impact of solar particle events on space radiation exposure for electronic equipment at different orbits through multispacecraft observations. Explore the absorbed doses, effects on onboard sensors, and implications for spacecraft operations. Gain insights into the influence of space ra

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Solar Observatory Mission L1 & L5 Cooperative Mission is in the early definition phase with good interoperability between ESA and NOAA. The mission involves two 3-axis stabilized spacecraft positioned at L5 and L1, each equipped with a similar set of instruments. Real-time data distribution between

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ALMA conducted ground-based observations of Ceres' surface temperature providing valuable insights for planetary science. The data processing steps involved models interpolation, radio calibration, and thermal gradient correction to produce thermal flux maps. Key objectives included detecting the ed

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Open Data Interface (ODI) is a database system developed in 2008 for ingesting, processing, storing, and retrieving space environment data. The project involves a server, client, and various components for data manipulation and integration. Current contractors include DH Consultancy and Solar Analyt

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Test your astronomy knowledge with these 9 questions from the SAASTA AstroQuiz 2015 Round 3. Explore topics such as stars, planets, spacecraft missions, and celestial events. From Proxima Centauri to Blue Moons, challenge yourself with interesting facts about our universe.

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The provided physics problems involve scenarios such as astronauts using a tether in space, calculating forces on a karate fist, analyzing a sprinter's acceleration, and determining forces to pull a car from mud using ropes. Solutions require applying Newton's laws of motion and understanding concep

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This experiment aims to test whether sunflower seeds can germinate in microgravity conditions. The project involves students from Crossroads Academy of Kansas City and explores the potential of growing sunflowers in space for their nutritional benefits. By examining the germination process in a cont

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A collaborative effort between Penn State University and various teams explores the predictability of Martian and Earth weather phenomena using ensemble Kalman filtering. A comparison of key characteristics between Earth and Mars is provided, shedding light on their variable atmospheres and climates

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Space debris, consisting of abandoned satellites, spacecraft explosions, and launch releases, poses a threat to space exploration. Collisions and the increase of debris are major concerns. Mitigation strategies, such as radar monitoring and active removal, are being implemented by organizations like

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The deployment of a neutrino detector in space presents a unique opportunity to conduct groundbreaking scientific research, leveraging the intense neutrino flux closer to the Sun. Key areas of focus include studying rare fusion neutrinos, observing neutrino oscillations during spacecraft transitions

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Gold, a yellow, glossy, and durable metal, is highly conductive and resistant to corrosion. It reacts only with aqua regia and is found in pure form in rocks or as an alloy with silver. Gold mining involves cyanide leaching, primarily in South Africa, the Urals, and Australia. However, it poses ecol

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This content outlines a proposal for mass-producing science spacecraft for NASA with the aim of maximizing cost-effectiveness. It discusses the financial projections, deployment strategies, and the potential for sustained space exploration campaigns. The proposal includes details on spacecraft billi

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The Spacecraft Software Engineering Branch at NASA's Johnson Space Center (JSC) focuses on developing and implementing critical software for spacecraft systems. Their work includes utilizing the core Flight Executive (cFE) and Core Flight System (CFS) for various projects, such as the Morpheus lande

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This project explores the expansion and evolution of Coronal Mass Ejections (CMEs) in the heliosphere, focusing on radial propagation and self-similar expansion. Through remote sensing and in-situ observations, the study aims to reconcile discrepancies between different data sources and enhance our

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Rotary transformers are essential for transferring signals and power across rotary interfaces, replacing slip rings with more reliability. Used in scientific instruments, antennas, and spacecraft configurations like spin-stabilized crafts. The Galileo spacecraft successfully utilized rotary transfor

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Lucy L. LORRI, the spacecraft observing Didymos during the DART impact, collected 1549 images in three data collections. The review process included reading the LLORRI Users Guide, comparing raw and calibrated data, loading and displaying images in software, and more. Documentation issues and data o

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Explore the concepts of radicals and nth roots in solving equations involving exponents and radicals. Understand how to find the domain and range of functions graphically. Practice changing between radical and exponent notation, evaluating nth roots of real numbers, and solving real-life problems us

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Advancements in Electronic Data Sheets (EDS) are revolutionizing how device interface information is documented and utilized in space systems. The shift from traditional ICDs to EDS streamlines information consistency, completeness, and transformation, benefiting OBSW development, spacecraft databas

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Presentation on the current operations status of the EOS Terra spacecraft and the MODIS instrument. Details include recent maneuvers, configuration changes, and recovery efforts following abnormal events. Focus on maintaining operational stability and functionality during the spacecraft's long histo

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Discover the OSIRIS-REx mission by NASA, aiming to collect samples from asteroid 1999 RQ36 for analysis on Earth. Meet the mentors, interns involved, explore mission objectives, spacecraft details, and the significance of potential results for deep space exploration and understanding the Solar Syste

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Test your knowledge of astronomy with a series of questions about stars, planets, spacecraft, and celestial events from the SAASTA AstroQuiz 2015 Round 3. Explore topics such as Proxima Centauri, neutron stars, dwarf planets, blue moons, and planetary sightings in 2015. Challenge yourself and learn

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