Tuesday, August 14, 2018

August 2018 Aerospace Education Links


August 2018 AE Links


NASA making plans to send lander to Jupiter moon Europa in 2020’s

Tiny satellite, HaloSat, just recently deployed from the International Space Station will search for missing matter from the Milky Way

***Intel pioneers methods to control multiple drones at once using just one pilot

James E. Webb telescope faces another congressional review and the questions are expected to be tough

First astronauts for SpaceX and ULA manned space flights to be named by NASA Administrator on August 4th

Close astronomical observations seem to confirm Einstein’s General Theory of Relatively. Gravitational red shift of star’s light confirms a hypothesis

Virgin Galactic completes another milestone with third flight of new craft

 Opposition means super opportunity for Hubble Space Telescope to capture epic views of prominent planets

NASA faces challenge of balancing priorities in future budget years, struggles with ways to finance completion of the James E. Webb Telescope

In case you haven’t noticed a sea change has come to the space launch business. US government has taken steps to address the new reality. United Launch Alliance will be challenged to develop a new business plan to remain competitive with companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin.
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Kepler space probe nears end of its mission as it runs out of fuel used in its thrusters
TESS probe to begin scientific mission looking for exoplanets, will take over for Kepler

NASA appears to be lagging in new space suit designs for future missions to Mars and beyond.

Should lawyers extend their territory to cover space exploration? Here are some thoughts by one legal expert

More information about shifting magnetic polarity of Earth

Inspector General report on options for the International Space Station operation in the 2020’s

Production of new engines for NASAs Space Launch System to begin but is the expense worth it?

How NASA plans to support humans and their craft on longer deep space missions

InSight lander reaches half-way point on trip to Mars

NASA awards new contracts to help develop technologies for lunar landing and interplanetary space exploration

NASA plans to launch new probe to study the Sun on Saturday August 11 aboard a Delta rocket

Hubble telescope images show distant galactic clusters in amazing detail

NASA scientists hope that rover Opportunity will wake up and resume talking to them again soon.

Will space become the next battleground? Russians appear to be on fast track to develop a number of new weapons designed for offensive space warfare.


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