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  • Spacecraft Mission News (English, German) – 23.11.17

Spacecraft Mission News (English, German) – 23.11.17

Posted on 23.11.201706.02.2024 By vnawrath No Comments on Spacecraft Mission News (English, German) – 23.11.17
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Front Page / Titelseite

Earth `Breathes` in Amazing Time-Lapse Video from Space

Earth ‘Breathes’ in Amazing Time-Lapse Video from Space

For 20 years, NASA satellites have monitored Earth from space, tracking the pulse of life in seasonal patterns as heat moves around the planet, sea ice grows and shrinks, and vegetation…
  livescience.com
New Hole in Sun`s Atmosphere Lets Particles Spew Out

New Hole in Sun’s Atmosphere Lets Particles Spew Out

A large, dark “hole” has opened up in the sun’s atmosphere, allowing solar winds to rush out into space – an ordinary occurrence, but a spectacular one to see. NASA’s Solar Dynamics…
  space.com
International Campaign to Monitor Fall of China Space Lab

International Campaign to Monitor Fall of China Space Lab

Sky watchers are on the lookout for China’s Tiangong-1 space lab – and the seeing is good. Tiangong-1 (“Heavenly Palace”) was hurled into Earth orbit in late September 2011. It was used for…
  leonarddavid.com
NASA`s Next Mars Lander Passes Big Test Ahead of May 2018 Launch

NASA’s Next Mars Lander Passes Big Test Ahead of May 2018 Launch

LITTLETON, Colo. – NASA’s next Mars lander just passed a big test ahead of its planned May 2018 launch. The spacecraft, known as InSight (short for “Interior Exploration using Seismic…
  space.com
All issues / Alle Ausgaben

International Spacestation (ISS) /

Internationale Raumstation

Space Station Astronauts Share Thanksgiving Memories (Video)

Space Station Astronauts Share Thanksgiving Memories (Video)

While Americans all over the country will celebrate Thanksgiving with their families, the Expedition 53 crewmembers on the International Space Station will need to stay where they are – in…
  space.com
Muscle Research and Science Cargo Work Ahead of Thanksgiving

Muscle Research and Science Cargo Work Ahead of Thanksgiving

The six-member Expedition 53 crew heads into Thanksgiving observing how living in space affects the human body and packing the Cygnus cargo craft. The orbital crewmates are also preparing…
  blogs.nasa.gov
BEAM Prepped for Cargo, CubeSats Deployed and Leg Muscles Scanned

BEAM Prepped for Cargo, CubeSats Deployed and Leg Muscles Scanned

An experimental module attached to the International Space Station is being prepared for upcoming cargo operations. Tiny research satellites were also ejected from the orbital lab while a…
  blogs.nasa.gov
BEAM Work and Vision Checks for Crew Today

BEAM Work and Vision Checks for Crew Today

More CubeSats were ejected from the International Space Station today to demonstrate and validate new technologies. Back inside the orbital lab, the Expedition 53 crew continued outfitting…
  blogs.nasa.gov
Spaceflight`s Next Big Leap? SpaceX Cargo Mission Offers a Glimpse

Spaceflight’s Next Big Leap? SpaceX Cargo Mission Offers a Glimpse

If you want to make the case that spaceflight is about to take a giant leap, SpaceX’s next cargo run to the International Space Station (ISS) for NASA could be Exhibit A. That mission,…
  space.com
Astronauts Take on Science, Plumbing and Cargo Duties Today

Astronauts Take on Science, Plumbing and Cargo Duties Today

Expedition 53 checked out a specialized microscope and worked on the International Space Station’s toilet today. More supplies and hardware are also being offloaded from the newly-arrived…
  blogs.nasa.gov

Earth / Erde

Nighttime Delta II Launch Attempt Halted by Technical Issue & Fouled Range

Nighttime Delta II Launch Attempt Halted by Technical Issue & Fouled Range

ULA’s Delta II rocket was forced to abandon a nighttime launch attempt from California in the early hours on Tuesday due to a technical issue with the rocket’s second stage engine actuator…
  spaceflight101.com
Second-To-Last Delta II Successfully Delivers JPSS-1 Weather Satellite to Orbit

Second-To-Last Delta II Successfully Delivers JPSS-1 Weather Satellite to Orbit

The second-to-last Delta II rocket lit up the night over California’s Vandenberg Air Force Base in the early hours on Saturday, taking to the skies with the JPSS-1 Weather Satellite for…
  spaceflight101.com
Photos: Delta II Thunders into the Night with JPSS-1

Photos: Delta II Thunders into the Night with JPSS-1

The penultimate Delta II rocket lifted off from SLC-2W at California’s Vandenberg Air Force Base on Saturday, November 18, 2017 at 9:47:36 UTC with the first satellite in the Joint Polar…
  spaceflight101.com
Video: Penultimate Delta II Rocket Launches JPSS-1 Weather Satellite

Video: Penultimate Delta II Rocket Launches JPSS-1 Weather Satellite

The penultimate Delta II rocket lifted off from SLC-2W at California’s Vandenberg Air Force Base on Saturday, November 18, 2017 at 9:47:36 UTC with the first satellite in the Joint Polar…
  spaceflight101.com
Curious Kids: How do satellites get back to Earth?

Curious Kids: How do satellites get back to Earth?

This is an article from Curious Kids, a series for children. The Conversation is asking kids to send in questions they’d like an expert to answer. All questions are welcome – serious, weird…
  theconversation.com
Presseeinladung: Der Copernicus-Satellit Sentinel-5P liefert erste Daten zur Luftverschmutzung

Presseeinladung: Der Copernicus-Satellit Sentinel-5P liefert erste Daten zur Luftverschmutzung

Presseeinladung: Der Copernicus-Satellit Sentinel-5P liefert erste Daten zur Luftverschmutzung Der am 13. Oktober gestartete Copernicus-Satellit Sentinel-5P hat erste Aufnahmen zur…
  esa.int
Aerosols Eddy and Spiral Over Earth in Mesmerizing NASA Simulation

Aerosols Eddy and Spiral Over Earth in Mesmerizing NASA Simulation

A gorgeous video shows off a weather model from NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center. The Goddard Earth Observing System (GEOS) uses data from NASA satellites and computer models to track…
  space.com
Which Melting Glacier Threatens Your City the Most? NASA Tool Can Tell You

Which Melting Glacier Threatens Your City the Most? NASA Tool Can Tell You

Melting ice affects sea level rise differently depending on where it happens, according to a new model NASA is using to study the changing climate. The tool will help predict how the…
  space.com

Solar System / Sonnensystem

What could explain the mystery of how land formed on Mars without much water

What could explain the mystery of how land formed on Mars without much water

The surface of Mars, with its dune flows, gullies and slope movements, is the result of sediment being transported downwards in the recent past as well as today. But this “mass wasting”,…
  theconversation.com
Recurring Martian Streaks: Flowing Sand, Not Water?

Recurring Martian Streaks: Flowing Sand, Not Water?

Dark features on Mars previously considered evidence for subsurface flowing of water are interpreted by new research as granular flows, where grains of sand and dust slip downhill to make…
  mars.nasa.gov
Aufgerissene Marskruste in Sirenum Fossae

Aufgerissene Marskruste in Sirenum Fossae

Die Gräben Sirenum Fossae sind durch Tektonik entstanden und verlaufen über tausende von Kilometern über die Marsoberfläche. Ihre Entstehung hängt wahrscheinlich mit magmatischer…
  dlr.de
Beautiful Saturn: Cassini Team Unveils Farewell Photo of Ringed Planet

Beautiful Saturn: Cassini Team Unveils Farewell Photo of Ringed Planet

The Cassini spacecraft’s farewell photo of Saturn is something to behold. On Sept. 13 – two days before its intentional death dive into the ringed planet’s thick atmosphere – Cassini took…
  space.com
Catalog Page for PIA21971

Catalog Page for PIA21971

NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory manages the Juno mission for the principal investigator, Scott Bolton, of Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio. Juno is part of NASA’s New Frontiers…
  photojournal.jpl.nasa…
A Van Gogh Jupiter: Planet`s Clouds Swirl Like a Painting

A Van Gogh Jupiter: Planet’s Clouds Swirl Like a Painting

NASA’s Juno spacecraft captured a spectacular view of a monstrous Jupiter storm that resembles the swirling pastel clouds of a Vincent van Gogh painting. The new image was taken on Oct. 24…
  space.com

Beyond Solar System / Milchstraße & Kosmos

Hubble`s Cosmic Search for a Missing Arm

Hubble’s Cosmic Search for a Missing Arm

The dwarf galaxy NGC 4625, located about 30 million light-years away in the constellation of Canes Venatici (The Hunting Dogs) is much larger in the ultraviolet than it appears here.
  nasa.gov
ESA Science & Technology: Galactic David and Goliath [heic1712]

55 Cancri e with Atmosphere – NASA Spitzer Space Telescope

The super-Earth exoplanet 55 Cancri e, depicted with its star in this artist’s concept, likely has an atmosphere thicker than Earth’s, with ingredients that could be similar to those of…
  spitzer.caltech.edu
Ist es möglich, die Sonde New Horizons nach dem Besuch bei 2014 MU69 noch an weiteren Kuipergürtel-Objekten vorbeifliegen zu lassen?

Ist es möglich, die Sonde New Horizons nach dem Besuch bei 2014 MU69 noch an weiteren Kuipergürtel-Objekten vorbeifliegen zu lassen?

Ist es möglich, die Sonde New Horizons nach dem Besuch bei 2014 MU69 noch an weiteren Kuipergürtel-Objekten vorbeifliegen zu lassen?
  astronews.com

Politics / Politik

NASA Likes Financial Report That Says Broken Things Are Still Broken

NASA Likes Financial Report That Says Broken Things Are Still Broken

NASA’s Fiscal Year 2017 Financial Audit Result “NASA has received an unmodified audit opinion on its Fiscal Year 2017 (FY 2017) financial statements, making this the seventh consecutive…
  nasawatch.com
SpaceX expects government support for development of BFR launch system - SpaceNews.com

SpaceX expects government support for development of BFR launch system – SpaceNews.com

LUXEMBOURG CITY – The president of SpaceX said she expects the company would receive additional funding from the U.S. government to support the development of its large reusable launch…
  spacenews.com

Technology / Technologie

James Webb Space Telescope Will `Perfect Its Own Vision` in Orbit (Video)

James Webb Space Telescope Will ‘Perfect Its Own Vision’ in Orbit (Video)

NASA engineers will focus the James Webb Space Telescope from afar once it reaches space – and a new video from the agency shows how. The James Webb Space Telescope, scheduled to launch in…
  space.com
Integral`s orbits 2002-17

Integral’s orbits 2002-17

ESA’s Integral space observatory has been orbiting Earth for 15 years, observing the ever-changing, powerful and violent cosmos in gamma rays, X-rays and visible light. Studying stars…
  esa.int
NASA leaning towards allowing reused Falcon booster on next Dragon mission - SpaceNews.com

NASA leaning towards allowing reused Falcon booster on next Dragon mission – SpaceNews.com

WALLOPS ISLAND, Va. – NASA may decide to allow SpaceX to use a previously-flown Falcon 9 first stage on the next Dragon mission to the International Space Station, the latest sign that…
  spacenews.com
Revamped Antares Rocket Ready for Second Launch with Cygnus Cargo Spacecraft

Revamped Antares Rocket Ready for Second Launch with Cygnus Cargo Spacecraft

Orbital ATK is gearing up for the company’s second Cygnus mission of the year, targeting liftoff atop an upgraded Antares 200-series rocket Saturday morning from the Wallops Flight…
  spaceflight101.com
Von der Kerze zur Glühbirne - Innovative Technologien für künftige Raumfahrtmissionen

Von der Kerze zur Glühbirne – Innovative Technologien für künftige Raumfahrtmissionen

Smartphone-Technologie, Apps, Virtual und Augmented Reality sind auch für die Raumfahrt interessant. Wie und wo sie innovativ eingesetzt werden können, das erforschen der ESA Spezialist…
  esa.int
Origami in Orbit: Ancient Art Inspires Efficient Spacecraft

Origami in Orbit: Ancient Art Inspires Efficient Spacecraft

The ancient art of origami has inspired designs for numerous pieces of hardware on NASA missions, allowing scientists to pack more technology into smaller space-bound packages. For example,…
  space.com
Here`s What We Know About the Secret Zuma Payload SpaceX Is Launching

Here’s What We Know About the Secret Zuma Payload SpaceX Is Launching

SpaceX plans to launch a secret payload known as Zuma on Thursday evening (Nov. 16), from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center (KSC) on Florida’s Space Coast. And when I say secret, I mean secret;…
  space.com
Falcon 9 Checks Off Static Fire Test ahead of Ultra-Secretive Zuma Launch

Falcon 9 Checks Off Static Fire Test ahead of Ultra-Secretive Zuma Launch

SpaceX successfully conducted the Static Fire Test of the Falcon 9 rocket tasked with the ultra-secretive Zuma mission as early as Wednesday night from Launch Complex 39A at the Kennedy…
  spaceflight101.com
Orbital ATK tests component of future launch vehicle - SpaceNews.com

Orbital ATK tests component of future launch vehicle – SpaceNews.com

WASHINGTON – As the deadline nears for an Air Force competition to fund development of new launch vehicles, Orbital ATK announced Nov. 7 what it called an “important milestone” for its…
  spacenews.com
Private Spacesuit Undergoes Zero-G Testing to Prepare for Commercial Flights

Private Spacesuit Undergoes Zero-G Testing to Prepare for Commercial Flights

Next stop, space? A spacesuit from Final Frontier Design did its third round of Canadian flight testing last month in preparation for eventual space tourist flights. Between Oct. 2 and 5,…
  space.com
Second Long March 6 Launches Jilin-1 Video Satellite Trio

Second Long March 6 Launches Jilin-1 Video Satellite Trio

China’s Long March 6 rocket carried out its second flight on Tuesday to lift a trio of Jilin-1 high-resolution video satellites into orbit to join a growing constellation of commercial…
  spaceflight101.com
Robotik: Höhlen auf anderen Welten erkunden

Robotik: Höhlen auf anderen Welten erkunden

Lavahöhlen könnten auf dem Mond oder auf anderen Himmelskörpern ideale Orte für die Einrichtung eines Basislagers sein, wären die Astronauten doch hier vor einem Großteil der…
  astronews.com
Re-Entry: Molniya 1-44 Communications Satellite

Re-Entry: Molniya 1-44 Communications Satellite

The Molniya 1K-44 Communications Satellite re-entered the atmosphere on October 23, 2017 after 38 years in orbit, slowly decaying from its elliptical Molniya Orbit that once peaked around…
  spaceflight101.com
Re-Entry: Falcon 9 Second Stage

Re-Entry: Falcon 9 Second Stage

A Falcon 9 second stage re-entered the atmosphere on November 2, 2017 after spending four and a half months slowly spiraling down toward the atmosphere from a Geostationary Transfer Orbit….
  spaceflight101.com
Teacher-Astronauts Helm NASA`s Year in Education Aboard the Space Station

Teacher-Astronauts Helm NASA’s Year in Education Aboard the Space Station

Your kids’ classroom may be a bit cooler this year than yours ever was. While kids slogged their way through the first days of school, NASA launched A Year in Education on Station (YES), a…
  space.com
Interstellare Raumfahrt: Wie bremst man Sonden im All?

Interstellare Raumfahrt: Wie bremst man Sonden im All?

Ingenieure halten es für möglich, winzige Sonde mithilfe von starken Lasern auf so hohe Geschwindigkeiten zu beschleunigen, dass sich der sonnennächste Stern innerhalb von einigen…
  astronews.com

Entertainment / Unterhaltung

The 10 Best `Star Trek` Episodes Ever

Amazon developing ‘Mercury 13’ as series about women tested for spaceflight | collectSPACE

The true story of 13 women who underwent the same medical testing as NASA’s original Mercury astronauts at the start of the space age is being developed as a new miniseries for Amazon….
  collectspace.com
Lego`s Awesome Women of NASA Building Set in Photos

Lego’s Awesome Women of NASA Building Set in Photos

Sally Ride, the first American woman in space, and Mae Jemison, the first African-American woman in space, were both pioneers in their fields. Ride was a physicist and entrepreneur as well…
  space.com
`Survival in the Skies`: Miniseries Explores Space and Aviation Inventions

‘Survival in the Skies’: Miniseries Explores Space and Aviation Inventions

One windy day in December 1903, Orville Wright took to the sky in the first heavier-than-air vehicle to stay aloft. The Wright brothers’ first flight lasted 12 seconds, but it ushered in a…
  space.com

World / Welt

Transferring ownership of three ESA ground stations

Transferring ownership of three ESA ground stations

Transferring ownership of three ESA ground stations Villafranca tracking station 1977 As part of ESA’s strategy to foster commercial competitiveness in Europe while focusing on its core…
  esa.int
NASA agreement sign of Stratolaunch engine development program - SpaceNews.com

NASA agreement sign of Stratolaunch engine development program – SpaceNews.com

WASHINGTON – An agreement to do engine testing at a NASA center is the latest sign that Stratolaunch is considering developing its own launch vehicle for its giant aircraft. The Space Act…
  spacenews.com
Doing Something Again For The First Time

Doing Something Again For The First Time

Keith’s note: There is a lot of talk these days about yet another pivot in America’s civilian space policy. This time it is “back” to the Moon. Mars is not off the agenda – but it is not…
  nasawatch.com
XCOR Aerospace files for bankruptcy - SpaceNews.com

XCOR Aerospace files for bankruptcy – SpaceNews.com

WASHINGTON – XCOR Aerospace, a company that for nearly 20 years had been working on rocket engines and a suborbital spaceplane, filed for bankruptcy Nov. 8 after it was unable to line up…
  spacenews.com
NASA Headquarters: Facts and Information

NASA Headquarters: Facts and Information

NASA Headquarters in Washington, D.C., houses the higher-ups responsible for charting the space agency’s course and implementing its vision. For the record, that vision is: “To reach for…
  space.com
Flat-Earther to Launch Himself in Homemade Steam Rocket Saturday

Flat-Earther to Launch Himself in Homemade Steam Rocket Saturday

Well, this should liven up everyone’s Thanksgiving weekend. A flat-Earth enthusiast who claims not to believe in science plans to launch himself 1,800 feet (550 meters) above California’s…
  space.com
Kids` Rocket Science Book Blasts Past Kickstarter Goal

Kids’ Rocket Science Book Blasts Past Kickstarter Goal

While rocket science is notoriously tough to understand, a new book by an aerospace engineer shows it can be explained in a simple way. The book, “Rocket Science,” discusses orbits and…
  space.com

Science / Wissenschaft

Die Kunst der Planetenforschung

Die Kunst der Planetenforschung

Interview mit Prof. Heike Rauer und Prof. Tilman Spohn Prof. Heike Rauer und Prof. Tilman Spohn im Gespräch Seit dem 1. November 2017 leitet Prof. Dr. Heike Rauer das DLR-Institut für…
  dlr.de
Cloudy with a Chance of Radiation: NASA Studies Simulated Radiation

Space weather effects

Space weather refers to the environmental conditions in space as influenced by solar activity.In Europe’s economy today, numerous sectors can potentially be affected by space weather. These…
  esa.int
Rosettas Komet Churyumov-Gerasimenko ist explosiv veranlagt - Abenteuer Astronomie

Rosettas Komet Churyumov-Gerasimenko ist explosiv veranlagt – Abenteuer Astronomie

Das einfache Bild der Aktivität von Kometen – die Sonnenwärme treibt Eis in den Gaszustand, und Staubteilchen werden mitgerissen – trifft nicht immer zu: Das zeigt die umfassende Analyse…
  abenteuer-astronomie.de
Mystery Solved: Why Saturn Moon Titan`s Weird Vortex Is So Cold

Mystery Solved: Why Saturn Moon Titan’s Weird Vortex Is So Cold

The mysteriously cold vortex of air whirling above the south pole of Saturn’s moon Titan may result from its atmosphere’s unique chemistry, a new study finds. This cold winter polar vortex…
  space.com

History / Geschichte

Apollo 1: The Fatal Fire

Apollo 1: The Fatal Fire

The Apollo program changed forever on Jan. 27, 1967, when a flash fire swept through the Apollo 1 command module during a launch rehearsal test. The three men inside perished despite the…
  space.com
In Memoriam: Astronaut Dick Gordon Remembered in Pictures

In Memoriam: Astronaut Dick Gordon Remembered in Pictures

Richard “Dick” Gordon was one of the first NASA astronauts to fly to space, first as pilot of Gemini 11 in 1966, then as Apollo 12 command module pilot in 1969. He passed away on Nov. 6,…
  space.com
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