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NASA Space News, International Space Station Shuttle Missions Google Earth Science Technology : Degradation Free Spectrometers

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Gabriella Brianna , 0 Comments. A new sounding rocket is ready to launch on 14 July, 2014 from White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico. This mission is used to measure the irradiance (total energy output). Leonid Didkovsky given a statement about the mission “Data observations from previous missions have provided significantly improved measurements of irradiance easily”. He is the principal investigator for the mission in University of Southern California in Los Angeles. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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NASA Space News, International Space Station Shuttle Missions Google Earth Science Technology : Cygnus cargo spacecraft (Orbital-2 mission)

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Cygnus cargo spacecraft (Orbital-2 mission). Gabriella Brianna , 0 Comments. Spacecraft is scheduled to launch on July 11, 2014 at 1.40 pm E.D.T, in Mid-Atlantic Regional Spacecraft's Launch Pad 0A at NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia. It is filled with more than 3,000 pounds of supplies, science experiments to expand the research capability of 40 crew members from aboard, spare parts, and hardware. 0 Response to "Cygnus cargo spacecraft (Orbital-2 mission)". Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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NASA Space News, International Space Station Shuttle Missions Google Earth Science Technology : To fly an airborne test bed instrument (MABEL) and ICESat-2

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To fly an airborne test bed instrument (MABEL) and ICESat-2. Gabriella Brianna , 0 Comments. For more information about ICESat-2, visit. Http:/ icesat.gsfc.nasa.gov/icesat2/. 0 Response to "To fly an airborne test bed instrument (MABEL) and ICESat-2". Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Crew unpacked the fresh fruit, opens Cygnus hatch. On Thursday morning 5:02 a.m, Commander Steve Swanson opened the hatch to Orbital Sciences Cygnus cargo vehicle, to begin unloading a half. Tips to buy sports car. NGC 63...

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NASA Space News, International Space Station Shuttle Missions Google Earth Science Technology : Astronaut has started work

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Astronaut has started work. Gabriella Brianna , 0 Comments. With the help of Reid Wiseman (NASA astronaut), Gerst work in the Kibo laboratory module because of set up sensors to measure airflow in the Japanese lab. Wiseman removed all the samples and swapped desiccant packs in a science freezer. In the Destiny laboratory’s Microgravity Science Glovebox, Reid Wiseman set up the Burning and Suppression of Solids experiment called combustion experiment. Read more about Combustion experiment. Deadly tornadoe...

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NASA Space News, International Space Station Shuttle Missions Google Earth Science Technology : PMBSS moving the telescope

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PMBSS moving the telescope. Gabriella Brianna , 0 Comments. Even though its size is despite and complex, it is one of the most lightweight precision-alignment and the structure is ever designed and built. It measures roughly 24 ft tall by 19.5 ft wide by more than 11.5 ft deep and weighs only 190kgs (2,180 pounds). It supports a mission payload and instruments that weigh more than 3,150kgs (7,300 pounds). 0 Response to "PMBSS moving the telescope". Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Buying a car is not ...

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NASA Space News, International Space Station Shuttle Missions Google Earth Science Technology : Keep Aircraft on Schedule - TSS

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Keep Aircraft on Schedule - TSS. Gabriella Brianna , 0 Comments. TSS means Terminal Sequencing and Spacing, developed by NASA to help NextGen a reality, and it delivered to the FAA on July 14 during public occasion in nation's capital. It is designed to help controllers who work as a part of TRACON (Terminal Radar Approach Control), which is doughnut shaped volume of sky that extends outward about 35 miles and begins 5 miles from the airport. 0 Response to "Keep Aircraft on Schedule - TSS". Recently disc...

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NASA Space News, International Space Station Shuttle Missions Google Earth Science Technology : Two giant radiation belts – NASA’s Van Allen Probes orbit

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Two giant radiation belts – NASA’s Van Allen Probes orbit. Gabriella Brianna , 0 Comments. In past Van Allen Probes known as the Radiation Belt Storm Probes (RBSP). It designed for understanding the sun's influence on Earth and also helps for studying the Earth's radiation belts on various scales of space and time. The instrument Van Allen Probes are the part of the broader LWS (Living With Star) program and also helps for measuring the charged particles that comprise the Earth's radiation belts. Deadly ...

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NASA Space News, International Space Station Shuttle Missions Google Earth Science Technology : A new binary or twin stars

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A new binary or twin stars. Gabriella Brianna , 0 Comments. The distance between two binary or twin stars is same at which Earth orbits the sun. While comparing with sun and planet host star, sun is not much dimmer. Earth (little colder) is not much colder than planet. Four international research team, Andrew Gould (Professor in the Ohio State University in Columbus), on July 4 their published the issue of the journal science. 0 Response to "A new binary or twin stars". Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).