Other Space
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| First episode date | April 14, 2015 |
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| Networks | Yahoo! View |
| Creators | Paul Feig |
| Genres | Science Fiction |
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| ID | 1073667 |
About Other Space
The young, inexperienced crew of a spaceship ventures into an unknown universe.
US-China rivalry spurs investment in space tech
... :The race back to the moon might be high profile, but it has helped spur an explosion in Other Space activity that could be far more profitable...
The unlikely (but welcome) return of Everything But The Girl
... With three kids, including twin girls, the couple took turns at parenting, allowing each Other Space to pursue solo careers...
The countries launching missions to the Moon and beyond in 2023
... " What Other Space missions are planned in 2023? Nasa will launch its Psyche spacecraft in summer 2023 to explore an asteroid called 16 Psyche, thought to be the remnant of a planet created in the earliest days of the solar system...
Asteroid struck by Nasa probe leaves 10,000km trail
... It stretches for more than 10,000km (6,200 miles), and is expected to get even longer until it disperses completely, and looks like Other Space dust floating around...
James Webb Space Telescope hit by tiny meteorite
... Webb has an open design; its mirrors are not guarded by the kind of tubular baffle seen on Other Space telescopes, such as Hubble...
Miscarriage: Tens of thousands have PTSD symptoms
... " I shed a tear but without feeling suffocated or overwhelmed by what was happening because I felt I was in this Other Space, watching this totally different scene, " she said...
Ukraine invasion: Is this a new Cold War, asks John Simpson
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International Space Station to crash down to Earth in 2031
... Many old satellites and Other Space debris have crashed there, including the Russian space station Mir in 2001...
Asteroid struck by Nasa probe leaves 10,000km trail
By Nathan WilliamsBBC News
A new image shows that an asteroid which was deliberately struck by Nasa's Dart probe has left a trail of debris stretching thousands of kilometres.
A telescope in Chile captured the remarkable picture of a comet-like plume spreading behind The Giant rock.
The probe was crashed last week to test whether asteroids that might threaten Earth can be nudged out of The Way .
Scientists are still working to establish whether test was a success, and the asteroid's trajectory altered.
The Extraordinary image was taken Two Days after the collision by astronomers in Chile, who were able to capture the vast trail using the Southern Astrophysical Research Telescope (Soar).
It stretches for More Than 10,000km (6,200 miles), and is expected to Get Even longer until it disperses completely, and looks like Other Space dust floating around.
" It is amazing how clearly we were able to capture the structure and extent of The Aftermath in The Days following the impact, " said Teddy Kareta, an astronomer involved in the observation.
The Trail of debris would be monitored over The Coming weeks and months, Michael Knight of the US Naval Research Laboratory said.
The $325m (£240m) Dart mission saw the probe deliberately smashed into the asteroid, destroying the spacecraft in The Process . It will be some weeks before scientists know for sure whether their experiment has worked.
However, Dr Lori Glaze , The Director of Planetary Science at Nasa, was convinced something remarkable had been achieved by The Mission .
" We're embarking on a new era of humankind, an era in which we potentially have the capability to protect ourselves from something like a dangerous hazardous asteroid impact. What an amazing thing; we've never had that capability before, " she told reporters.
Scientists will determine whether The Mission has been successful by studying The Changes to the orbit of Dimorphos around another asteroid called Didymos.
Telescopes on Earth will make precise measurements of the two-rock, or binary, system.
Dart is an acronym for Double Asteroid Redirection Test.
It was designed to do " exactly what is says on the tin" mission lead Dr Andy Rivkin told Bbc News .
The technique could be used if there was an asteroid heading for Earth at some point in The Future , He Said , describing it as a " very simple idea" - ramming the spacecraft into the object you are worried about, and using the mass and speed of The Craft " to slightly change the orbit of that object enough so that it would miss the Earth".
Source of news: bbc.com
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