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Spacecraft Mission News (English, German) – 07.02.2018

Posted on 07.02.201806.02.2024 By vnawrath No Comments on Spacecraft Mission News (English, German) – 07.02.2018
Newsletter, Raumfahrt, Spacecraft Mission News

Front Page / Titelseite

Successful Falcon Heavy Test Flight: “Starman” Reaches Orbit, 2/3 Rocket Cores Recovered – Falcon Heavy Demo Flight

Successful Falcon Heavy Test Flight: “Starman” Reaches Orbit, 2/3 Rocket Cores Recovered – Falcon Heavy Demo Flight

The stakes were high for SpaceX on Tuesday when their triple-core monster rocket leapt off from Florida’s Space Coast on an ambitious shakedown mission that held many unknowns for the California-based company.
  spaceflight101.com
`Crazy Things Can Come True`: Elon Musk Reacts to Falcon Heavy Launch Success

‘Crazy Things Can Come True’: Elon Musk Reacts to Falcon Heavy Launch Success

After the triumphant first launch of the Falcon Heavy megarocket yesterday (Feb. 6), which is propelling a Tesla electric car out into the solar system, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk still seemed surprised that the mission had succeeded.
  space.com
Success! SpaceX Launches Falcon Heavy Rocket on Historic Maiden Voyage

Success! SpaceX Launches Falcon Heavy Rocket on Historic Maiden Voyage

The first Falcon Heavy rocket built by the private spaceflight company SpaceX soared on its maiden voyage today (Feb. 6).
  space.com
Watch Live Views of SpaceX`s Starman Riding a Tesla Roadster in Space!

Watch Live Views of SpaceX’s Starman Riding a Tesla Roadster in Space!

You can watch SpaceX’s Starman mannequin ride a Tesla Roadster in space live on YouTube after the successful Falcon Heavy test launch of Feb. 6, 2018. Check it out!
  space.com
Falcon Heavy: "Offensichtlich fliegt da jetzt ein Auto im Orbit"

Falcon Heavy: “Offensichtlich fliegt da jetzt ein Auto im Orbit”

Weltraummüll als Accessoire: Im All dümpelt nun ein Tesla mit einem Dummy. SpaceX hat die Falcon Heavy-Rakete in den Weltraum geschickt. Die schönsten Bilder vom Start
  zeit.de
Out-of-This-World Photos from Falcon Heavy`s Historic Debut Flight

Out-of-This-World Photos from Falcon Heavy’s Historic Debut Flight

Here are some of our favorite photos from the SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch today (Feb. 6).
  space.com
Erfolg für SpaceX: Falcon Heavy ist gestartet

Erfolg für SpaceX: Falcon Heavy ist gestartet

Die Welt hat eine neue leistungsstärkste Rakete: SpaceX’ Falcon Heavy hat Dienstagabend ihren ersten Testflug absolviert. Die Rakete startete um 15:45 Uhr Ortszeit Florida.
  heise.de
Falcon Heavy: Warum der Tesla in der Rakete modifiziert werden musste - WELT

Falcon Heavy: Warum der Tesla in der Rakete modifiziert werden musste – WELT

Nicht nur der Start der Falcon-Heavy-Rakete ist ein Novum in der Raumfahrt. Innen drin steckt noch eine roter modifizierter Tesla als Marketinggag. Ein normales Auto würde den Start nämlich nicht überstehen.
  welt.de
Wozu Elon Musk mit SpaceX Rakete Falcon Heavy Tesla Roadster z Mars schießt - manager magazin

Wozu Elon Musk mit SpaceX Rakete Falcon Heavy Tesla Roadster z Mars schießt – manager magazin

Elektroauto-Pionier Elon Musk 30654 hätte auch einen Betonklotz nehmen können. Oder Stahlblöcke, wie es in der Raumfahrt bislang üblich war. Doch das ist dem Multiunternehmer und Marketingkenner zu langweilig. Deshalb lässt Musk, der zeitglei…
  manager-magazin.de
SpaceX`s Falcon Heavy Rocket: By the Numbers

SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy Rocket: By the Numbers

To gain a fuller understanding of Falcon Heavy’s caliber and the ambitions behind the SpaceX launch, it is worthwhile to look at the numbers.
  space.com
Preview: SpaceX Set to Debut Falcon Heavy Rocket via Long-Awaited Shakedown Flight – Spaceflight101

Preview: SpaceX Set to Debut Falcon Heavy Rocket via Long-Awaited Shakedown Flight – Spaceflight101

A decade-long journey to the launch pad could end on Tuesday for SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket with the long-awaited maiden launch of the tri-core rocket. With a commercial launch license from the FAA in hand, a clean Launch Readiness Review and fair weather forecast, SpaceX wheeled the monster…
  spaceflight101.com
SpaceX receives launch license for first Falcon Heavy launch - SpaceNews.com

SpaceX receives launch license for first Falcon Heavy launch – SpaceNews.com

The Federal Aviation Administration has issued a launch license for the inaugural launch of SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy, scheduled for Feb. 6.
  spacenews.com
SpaceX Confirms Its First Falcon Heavy Rocket Will Attempt a Triple Landing

SpaceX Confirms Its First Falcon Heavy Rocket Will Attempt a Triple Landing

When SpaceX launches its first Falcon Heavy rocket this week, the company is going to attempt something never done before: a rocket landing triple play.
  space.com
Falcon Heavy: SpaceX vor Start einer der stärksten Raketen seit der Saturn V

Falcon Heavy: SpaceX vor Start einer der stärksten Raketen seit der Saturn V

Am Dienstag will SpaceX endlich den ersten Flug der neuen Rakete Falcon Heavy durchführen. Der war seit Jahren verschoben worden. Zur Vorführung soll sie nun einen Tesla in einen Orbit um die Sonne schießen.
  heise.de
All issues / Alle Ausgaben

International Spacestation (ISS) /

Internationale Raumstation

Japan’s SS-520 CubeSat Launch Vehicle Achieves Success on Second Try – Spaceflight101

Japan’s SS-520 CubeSat Launch Vehicle Achieves Success on Second Try – Spaceflight101

A beefed-up sounding rocket-turned-orbital-launch-vehicle zoomed into the skies over Japan’s Kyushu Island on Saturday in a bid to become the smallest launch vehicle to successfully achieve orbit one year after its inaugural test flight crashed into the Pacific Ocean.
  spaceflight101.com
World’s Smallest Launch Vehicle Ready for Second Attempt at Reaching Orbit – Spaceflight101

World’s Smallest Launch Vehicle Ready for Second Attempt at Reaching Orbit – Spaceflight101

Just over a year after crashing into the Pacific Ocean on its first test flight, Japan’s SS-520 sounding-rocket-turned-orbital-launch-vehicle stands ready for another try to become the world’s smallest orbital launch vehicle, just powerful enough to lift a three-Kilogram CubeSat.
  spaceflight101.com
Cosmonauts Break Russian Spacewalk Record During Space Station Antenna Repair

Cosmonauts Break Russian Spacewalk Record During Space Station Antenna Repair

During a Russian spacewalk at the International Space Station, cosmonauts tossed an antique electronics box into space.
  space.com
Cosmonauts Finish Record-Breaking Russian Spacewalk – Space Station

Cosmonauts Finish Record-Breaking Russian Spacewalk – Space Station

Expedition 54 Commander Alexander Misurkin and Flight Engineer Anton Shkaplerov of the Russian space agency Roscosmos have completed a spacewalk lasting 8 hours and 13 minutes. It is the longest Russian spacewalk, breaking the previous record of 8 hours and 7 minutes that Oleg Kotov and Sergei…
  blogs.nasa.gov
Cosmonauts Complete Spacewalk Preps, More Eye Checks for Rest of Crew – Space Station

Cosmonauts Complete Spacewalk Preps, More Eye Checks for Rest of Crew – Space Station

A pair of cosmonauts have wrapped up preparations for Friday morning’s spacewalk to work on the Russian segment of the International Space Station. The other four Expedition 54 crew members continued more eye exams throughout the day on Thursday.
  blogs.nasa.gov
Russian Cosmonauts set for Ambitious EVA to Revamp High-Gain Communications System – Spaceflight101

Russian Cosmonauts set for Ambitious EVA to Revamp High-Gain Communications System – Spaceflight101

Two Russian Cosmonauts are set for a complex six-hour and 40-minute spacewalk on Friday outside the International Space Station to work on the exterior of the Russian ISS Segment to replace communications gear on the Zvezda Service Module.
  spaceflight101.com
Russian ISS Segment Receives High-Rate Communications Capability via Record-Setting EVA – Spaceflight101

Russian ISS Segment Receives High-Rate Communications Capability via Record-Setting EVA – Spaceflight101

Two Russian Cosmonauts had a trial of patience on Friday when working on the Service Module of the International Space Station to replace antiquated communications gear with new electronics to enable the Russian ISS Segment to connect to Russia’s Luch satellites positioned in Geostationary Orbit…
  spaceflight101.com
CASIS focuses on near-term ISS utilization despite long-term uncertainty - SpaceNews.com

CASIS focuses on near-term ISS utilization despite long-term uncertainty – SpaceNews.com

Despite a potential end to the ISS in the mid-2020s, the nonprofit organization that operates the ISS national lab is concerned with near-term utilization.
  spacenews.com
Zehn Jahre Raumlabor "Columbus": Wie Astronaut Schlegel seinen wichtigsten Einsatz verpasste - SPIEGEL ONLINE - Wissenschaft

Zehn Jahre Raumlabor “Columbus”: Wie Astronaut Schlegel seinen wichtigsten Einsatz verpasste – SPIEGEL ONLINE – Wissenschaft

Vor zehn Jahren sollte Hans Schlegel das europäische Modul “Columbus” an der ISS installieren. Doch es kam anders. Nun erklärt der Astronaut erstmals, was los war – und was seither in dem Labor geleistet wurde.
  spiegel.de
Europe Nears 10 Years at Station; Crew Studies Mice and Plants – Space Station

Europe Nears 10 Years at Station; Crew Studies Mice and Plants – Space Station

The International Space Station program is getting ready to recognize the 10th year in space of its Columbus lab module from the European Space Agency (ESA). The Expedition 54 crew members, meanwhile, spent the day helping scientists on the ground understand the impacts of living in space.
  blogs.nasa.gov
Space station space science

Space station space science

Careering around Earth every 90 minutes, 400 km above our heads, is the International Space Station – humanity’s orbital outpost.The first permanent European research facility in space, the Columbus module – seen partially in the bottom right of this image – was delivered 10 years ago thi…
  esa.int

Earth / Erde

Tunis wetlands

Tunis wetlands

This Copernicus Sentinel-2 image features Tunisia’s capital Tunis, in North Africa, and highlights some of the country’s important wetlands.Captured on 15 December 2017, the image shows part of the Mediterranean’s Gulf of Tunis, which provides natural protection for this ancient city and …
  esa.int
Chinese Long March 2D Launches Earthquake Research Satellite & Six MicroSatellites – Spaceflight101

Chinese Long March 2D Launches Earthquake Research Satellite & Six MicroSatellites – Spaceflight101

China launched a Long March 2D rocket from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center on Friday, carrying a group of seven satellites from China, Italy, Argentina and Denmark including an innovative experiment to study the ionospheric precursors of Earthquakes to evaluate whether forecasting of strong…
  spaceflight101.com
Earth Observing System: Monitoring the Planet`s Climate

Earth Observing System: Monitoring the Planet’s Climate

NASA’s Earth Observing System is a collection of satellites that monitor the planet’s climate system over an extended period.
  space.com
Former astronaut nominated to run U.S. Geological Survey - SpaceNews.com

Former astronaut nominated to run U.S. Geological Survey – SpaceNews.com

The White House announced Jan. 26 that it will nominate former NASA astronaut James Reilly to be the next director of the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS).
  spacenews.com
Satellites placed into incorrect orbits by Ariane 5 can be recovered, owners say - SpaceNews.com

Satellites placed into incorrect orbits by Ariane 5 can be recovered, owners say – SpaceNews.com

Two satellites placed into incorrect orbits by an Ariane 5 that suffered an anomaly during its Jan. 25 launch can be recovered and placed into their desired orbits, their operators said Jan. 26.
  spacenews.com
Lost … and Found: IMAGE Satellite in `Good Shape,` NASA Says

Lost … and Found: IMAGE Satellite in ‘Good Shape,’ NASA Says

A long-lost-but-recently-rediscovered NASA satellite appears to have a fully charged battery and is “in good shape” overall, the agency said in an update yesterday (Feb. 5).
  space.com

Solar System / Sonnensystem

New Horizons Team Unveils Extended-Mission Patch

New Horizons Team Unveils Extended-Mission Patch

The handlers of NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft have just revealed the official patch for the probe’s extended mission, which centers on the flyby of a distant and mysterious object called 2014 MU69 on Jan. 1, 2019.
  space.com
What Makes Jupiter`s Great Spot Red? It`s Still a Mystery

What Makes Jupiter’s Great Spot Red? It’s Still a Mystery

What gives Jupiter’s Great Red Spot its distinct color? A new study shows why the answer may not be easy to find.
  space.com
An Interesting Picture From Mars Update) - NASA Watch

An Interesting Picture From Mars Update) – NASA Watch

“NASA recently posted an image taken by the Mars Hand Lens Imager (MAHLI) aboard NASA’s Mars rover Curiosity. A reader from Australia contacted me to point out some curious structures within the rock featured in that image. I get a lot of emails like this. Normally these emails include something…
  nasawatch.com
Mars Rover Curiosity Takes a Break to Survey Conquered Terrain (Photos, Video)

Mars Rover Curiosity Takes a Break to Survey Conquered Terrain (Photos, Video)

NASA’s Mars rover Curiosity recently took a panoramic photo showing some of the key spots the vehicle has explored during its five-plus years on the Red Planet.
  space.com
NASA`s Curiosity Rover Just Snapped an Awesome Selfie on Mars

NASA’s Curiosity Rover Just Snapped an Awesome Selfie on Mars

A new self-portrait by NASA’s Mars rover Curiosity shows the dusty robot hard at work on the slopes of the Red Planet’s towering Mount Sharp.
  space.com
Where no mission has gone before

Where no mission has gone before

Living near a star is risky business, and positioning a spacecraft near the Sun is a very good way to observe rapidly changing solar activity and deliver early warning of possibly harmful space weather. ESA is now looking at doing just that.
  esa.int

Beyond Solar System / Milchstraße & Kosmos

ESA Science & Technology: Stellar winds behaving unexpectedly

ESA Science & Technology: Stellar winds behaving unexpectedly

The evolution of colliding stellar winds in HD 5980 between 2000 and 2016. Credit: ESA/XMM-Newton; Y. Nazé et al. 2018
  sci.esa.int
ESA Science & Technology: Hubble delivers first insight into atmospheres of potentially habitable planets orbiting TRAPPIST-1 [heic1802]

ESA Science & Technology: Hubble delivers first insight into atmospheres of potentially habitable planets orbiting TRAPPIST-1 [heic1802]

Seven planets orbiting the ultracool dwarf star TRAPPIST-1. Credit: NASA
  sci.esa.int
New Clues to TRAPPIST-1 Planet Compositions, Atmospheres

New Clues to TRAPPIST-1 Planet Compositions, Atmospheres

The seven Earth-size planets of TRAPPIST-1 are all mostly made of rock, with some having the potential to hold more water than Earth, according to a new study.
  nasa.gov
TRAPPIST-1: Ein Planet könnte der Erde ähneln

TRAPPIST-1: Ein Planet könnte der Erde ähneln

  TRAPPIST-1 Ein Planet könnte der Erde ähneln Redaktion / idw / Pressemitteilung der Universität Bern astronews.com 5. Februar 2018
  astronews.com
TRAPPIST-1 Compared to Jovian Moons and Inner Solar System - Feb. 2018 - NASA Spitzer Space Telescope

TRAPPIST-1 Compared to Jovian Moons and Inner Solar System – Feb. 2018 – NASA Spitzer Space Telescope

All seven planets discovered in orbit around the red dwarf star TRAPPIST-1 could easily fit inside the orbit of Mercury, the innermost planet of our solar system. In fact, the proportions of the TRAPPIST-1 system look more like Jupiter and its moons.
  spitzer.caltech.edu

Politics / Politik

Twitterbots Are Attacking Bridenstine - NASA Watch

Twitterbots Are Attacking Bridenstine – NASA Watch

Looks like #StopBridenstine tweets about #NASA Administrator nominee Bridenstine use Twitterbots. Many of the Twitter accounts have no user pics, single digit followers, identical text fired out in batches in fast succession seconds/minutes apart like this one from @climatetruth…
  nasawatch.com
NASA OIG Slaps JSC and NSBRI Over Improper Use of Funds - NASA Watch

NASA OIG Slaps JSC and NSBRI Over Improper Use of Funds – NASA Watch

“We found that NSBRI delivered research products that helped NASA make progress toward the goal of mitigating human health and performance risks associated with space travel. However, while most NSBRI charges complied with applicable laws and the award’s terms, NASA improperly permitted NSBRI to…
  nasawatch.com
A space corps in the U.S. military a ‘no brainer,’ says former astronaut - SpaceNews.com

A space corps in the U.S. military a ‘no brainer,’ says former astronaut – SpaceNews.com

Former astronaut Terry Virts; “The kind of person who learns how to fly an airplane and drop bombs is different than one who learns to fly spaceships.”
  spacenews.com
NASA Launches Anti-Harassment Campaign

NASA Launches Anti-Harassment Campaign

NASA is opening a new anti-harassment campaign for employees weeks after a congressional committee asked U.S. science agencies to investigate their harassment policies.
  space.com

Technology / Technologie

Photos: Soyuz Thunders Off from Snow-Covered Vostochny Cosmodrome – Spaceflight101

Photos: Soyuz Thunders Off from Snow-Covered Vostochny Cosmodrome – Spaceflight101

A Russian Soyuz 2-1A / Fregat launch vehicle lifted off from the country’s Far Eastern Vostochny Cosmodrome at 2:07:18 UTC on February 1, 2018 with a pair of Kanopus-V imaging satellites as primary payloads and nine Micro- and CubeSats as secondary passengers. The mission successfully redeemed…
  spaceflight101.com
Video: Soyuz Returns to Flight from Vostochny with 11 Satellites – Spaceflight101

Video: Soyuz Returns to Flight from Vostochny with 11 Satellites – Spaceflight101

A Russian Soyuz 2-1A / Fregat launch vehicle lifted off from the country’s Far Eastern Vostochny Cosmodrome at 2:07:18 UTC on February 1, 2018 with a pair of Kanopus-V imaging satellites as primary payloads and nine Micro- and CubeSats as secondary passengers. The mission successfully redeemed…
  spaceflight101.com
S-NET: Nanosatelliten machen gemeinsame Sache

S-NET: Nanosatelliten machen gemeinsame Sache

  S-NET Nanosatelliten machen gemeinsame Sache Redaktion / Pressemitteilung des DLR astronews.com 2. Februar 2018
  astronews.com
SpaceX no longer planning crewed missions on Falcon Heavy - SpaceNews.com

SpaceX no longer planning crewed missions on Falcon Heavy – SpaceNews.com

As SpaceX gears up for the first launch of its Falcon Heavy rocket, the company is backing away from launching crewed missions beyond Earth orbit on it.
  spacenews.com
NASA`s Deep Space Network: How Spacecraft Phone Home

NASA’s Deep Space Network: How Spacecraft Phone Home

The Deep Space Network is NASA’s worldwide radio telescope array that makes it possible to communicate with spacecraft.
  space.com

World / Welt

Flat-Earth Rocketeer Fails to Launch (Again)

Flat-Earth Rocketeer Fails to Launch (Again)

“Mad” Mike Hughes strapped himself in to his second homemade rocket Saturday. But his rocket never left its pad.
  livescience.com
Russia, Japan and China Launch Satellites in Back-to-Back Missions

Russia, Japan and China Launch Satellites in Back-to-Back Missions

Three different rockets – one each from Russia, China and Japan – launched satellites into orbit over three days in back-to-back-to-back space missions.
  space.com

Science / Wissenschaft

Will Astronauts Someday Feast on Poop-Grown Microbes?

Will Astronauts Someday Feast on Poop-Grown Microbes?

Astronaut poop could become the bottom rung of a space-based microbial food chain.
  livescience.com
Cloudy with a Chance of Radiation: NASA Studies Simulated Radiation

Kooperation ESA und FAIR/ GSI zur Erforschung kosmischer Strahlung – Unterzeichnung am 14. Februar 2018 um 10:30 Uhr bei FAIR / GSI in Darmstadt

Die Europäische Weltraumorganisation ESA und das internationale Beschleunigerzentrum FAIR (Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research GmbH), das derzeit beim GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung in Darmstadt entsteht, arbeiten bei der Erforschung kosmischer Strahlung künftig eng z…
  esa.int

History / Geschichte

Columbia - NASA Watch

Columbia – NASA Watch

Columbia: Thinking Back – Looking Ahead, Excerpt from “New Moon Rising”, by Frank Sietzen, Jr. and Keith Cowing
  nasawatch.com
Debris from fallen space shuttle Columbia has new mission 15 years after tragedy | collectSPACE

Debris from fallen space shuttle Columbia has new mission 15 years after tragedy | collectSPACE

Fifteen years after the shuttle Columbia and its crew of seven were lost returning to Earth after a 16-day mission, pieces of the winged orbiter are still being found and the debris is being used by NASA to educate and inspire a new generation of space workers.
  collectspace.com
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