Orion - a multi-purpose
reusable manned spacecraft currently is in the development stage. The first
test flight is scheduled for September 2014. This ship, in addition to delivery
of cargo and astronauts to the ISS, is also intended to fly beyond the
near-Earth space: the moon, asteroids, Mars and beyond. Orion will be the first
such device since the Apollo missions.
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Thursday, July 4, 2013
Triple-star with potentially habitable planets Gliese 667
Here is a great result
of the new surveillance triple star system Gliese 667 from astrophotographer
Ephraim Morales from the observatory Jaicoa, located in Puerto Rico. Recently
found that the system of one of these stars, 667 C, consists of seven
candidates for the title of the planets revolving around it. If all the seven
planets are confirmed, then in the habitable zone of this system will be based
on three super-Earths,
Space station adjusts Its position to watch the Sun
The sun shines and
illuminates our planet by our scientists, while those watching our nearest star
in an attempt to deepen the understanding of solar activity and its importance
to our planet. Unique data obtained from studies of the Sun, will help scientists
to replenish the treasury of our knowledge of the Earth's atmosphere and
climate. June 30 was the second occasion in the history of space exploration,
when the International Space Station has changed his position to assist in the
new study, giving astronomers a chance continuous review of our star.
Oceanography satellite Jason-1 makes his final bow
The world superstar
oceanography satellite, spacecraft, served for a total of 11.5 years. A joint
project of NASA and the center of Centre National d "Etudes Spatiales
(CNES), the satellite to study sea level Jason-1 was retired this week after
losing their last remaining the satellite transmitter.
Launched in December
2001, initially with a planned service life of 3 to 5 years, Jason-1 has helped
to create a huge database on the topography of the oceans for the 20-year
period,
Scientists are working on the protection of terrestrial energy systems from solar storms
Ground-based tools
allow scientists to obtain new information about solar eruptions that threaten
life on Earth.
Experts of the British
geological survey (BGS) began collecting data from three research stations in
the UK to assess the influence of powerful solar storms on our planet's power
grid.
Although coronal mass
ejections - giant solar eruptions of hot plasma - is extremely difficult to
predict, but scientists are trying to explore the possibilities of the most
effective protection of terrestrial power systems from overloads associated
with extreme manifestations of space weather.
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Seeing Space Shuttle Atlantis Fills Reporter with Inspiration ... and Regret
Seeing Atlantis on
public display is both exhilarating and sad. The retired space shuttle orbiter
officially went on view Saturday (June 29) at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor
Complex as part of a new $100 million exhibition.
The mighty spaceship,
which traveled to space and back 33 times over 26 years, is an awe-inspiring
sight, especially when you're standing just feet away. The new exhibition
displays space shuttle Atlantis as if she were in flight soaring over Earth,
tilted at an angle with cargo bay doors open and robotic arm extended. The
effect made me feel almost as if I was in space too.
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