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How humanity will return to the Moon: The future of lunar exploration

This competition is now closed How humanity will return to the Moon: The future of lunar exploration For almost 40 years, our nearest cosmic neighbour, the Moon, was left alone as we looked elsewhere in the Solar System. That changed in 2013, when China’s Chang’e 3 lander touched down on the lunar surface. Since then there’s been an explosion of interest in the Moon. NASA, China and even private companies are racing back to it, with dozens of robotic and human missions being planned. Things are set to get a lot more crowded on the lunar surface over the coming decade, but this time, we’ll be staying.

How scientists are using cosmic radiation to peek inside the pyramids

How scientists are using cosmic radiation to peek inside the pyramids This competition is now closed How scientists are using cosmic radiation to peek inside the pyramids By 13 October 2016 Mehdi Tayoubi already knew his ScanPyramids project was on the right track. That was the day Tayoubi and his team met with a committee of Egyptologists to tell them about the small, previously unknown cavity they’d found in the north face of the Pyramid of Khufu, also known as the Great Pyramid of Giza. The ScanPyramids project had begun just 12 months earlier, but was already yielding promising results. Advertisement Then later, in 2017, it struck gold: a huge void was detected deep within the 4,500-year-old pyramid. Although the void’s precise orientation was unknown, Tayoubi’s team was able to confirm that it was about 30 metres long and situated above the Grand Gallery – the corridor linking the Queen’s chamber to the chamber containing Pharaoh Khufu’s sarc

Helmut Markworts Tagebuch: Warum Freidenker in Parteien auf Linienrichter stoßen

Helmut Markworts Tagebuch: Warum Freidenker in Parteien auf Linienrichter stoßen
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Test telefonov do 300 evrov: Malo izbire in jasen zmagovalec

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James Webb Space Telescope: How does it work and what will it see?

This competition is now closed James Webb Space Telescope: How does it work and what will it see? Advertisement Launch mass: 6,200kg Expected first images: 2-3 months after launch Collaborators: NASA, ESA and Canadian Space Agency Mission duration: 5-10 years The James Webb Space Telescope’s tech 1: Secondary mirror 2: Primary mirror 3: Sunshield The size of a tennis court, it protects the telescope from light sources, such as the Sun. 1: ISIM 2: Spacecraft bus 3: Star trackers 4: High gain antenna What will the JWST see? The early Universe The JWST will be able to look back to around 200 million years after the Big Bang, when the first stars in the Universe formed.

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