Category: esa

European astronauts plan to take pics of a comet from the dawn of time

Post author By Randall
Post date June 19, 2019
Categories In 3d model, ariel, comet, comet interceptor, esa, european space agency, fast-class, flyby, mission, photograph, solar system, Space, spacecraft, Tech, tomorrow

[ad_1] Comet Interceptor is part of ESA’s latest fast-class mission, meaning it will be developed in a relatively short period of time, about eight years. Comet Interceptor is expected to launch as a single composite craft aboard ESA’s Ariel spacecraft in 2028. It will complete the last leg of its journey with its own propulsion […]

NASA, ESA will study how artificial gravity can keep astronauts healthy

Post author By Randall
Post date March 24, 2019
Categories In artificial gravity, astronaut, dlr, envihab, esa, gear, gravity, microgravity, Nasa, Science, Space, Tech, tomorrow
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[ad_1] The scientists can tweak the intensity of the centrifugal force as well as decide whether to spin around a person’s head or chest, but it’s not clear just what will work. That’s partly what the experiment is for — they’ll have a better sense of what gravitational effects would be necessary to prevent muscles […]