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03/17/2021 1 Minute Read
Cobham Mission Systems, the worldâs leader in critical control solutions, today announced that its space pyrotechnic valves on the NASA Perseverance rover mission enabled an historically precise landing on Mars. During the final minute of the flight, as the rover shifted from parachute to retrorockets to control the descent, eight pyrovalves fired precisely on cue. Opening instantaneously, the pyrovalves allowed exactly the fuel required to support a guided entry, descent and landing on Mars, which placed the rover within the targeted landing ellipse. Â
âCobham Mission Systems is so proud to support NASAâs Jet Propulsion Laboratory with proven space propulsion solutions that power Mars exploration,â said Craig Ryan, integrated product team director for Space Systems at Cobham Mission Systems. âWe have a long heritage of providing space technologies, st
Instructor Craig Ryan returns for a Susi Q-hosted online baritone ukulele course at 9 a.m. on March 9 that will teach attendees how to jam with any group.
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Subscriber only Despite his young age, a 25-year-old defendant s criminal history was described in court as appalling. Facing the Bundaberg Magistrates Court, Nicholas Stephen Smith pleaded guilty to a total of eight offences committed in May last year. Living in Toowoomba at the time of all offences, he was intercepted by police for a random roadside drug test on May 1 last year. Smith returned a positive result for methamphetamine and Delta-9-Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). Just days later on May 3 police asked the defendant to pull over, searched the defendant s vehicle and found 0.33g of methamphetamine as well as a water pipe which had been used.
A young man who has been without his licence and car for the last 18 months has been fined after he was caught doing a burnout. Alden Fabian Harvey, 22, pleaded guilty in Bundaberg Magistrates Court to one count of wilfully making unnecessary noise or smoke and possessing a dangerous drug. After 3pm on September 12 in 2019 police were near the roundabout near Bourbong St and Walla St when they saw Harvey drive through. As Harvey was leaving the roundabout he accelerated which caused his tyres to spin and the rear of his car move from side to side, with smoke coming from the tyres.