... Melting glaciers redistributed enough water to cause the direction of polar wander to turn and accelerate eastward during the mid-1990s, ...the most likely cause of the directional change of the polar drift in the 1990s," said Shanshan Deng, a doctoral...
... International Space Station, particularly during spacewalks, and for high-altitude aircraft crews and passengers, particularly on polar flights. Superstorms Over the course of an 11-year solar cycle the Sun will produce thousands of flares and...
... question of maintaining strategic stability in this new world, where opposition occurs on many levels and is not simply bi-polar, is the main issue today. The Cold War, which was the opposition of two systems, did not...
...? First, the rocket used for this record-breaking mission already existed – the proven four-stage Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV). The use of this launcher, however, imposed weight constraints, reducing the total...
.... Where might this CO2 come from? One idea is to mobilise the CO2 ice stored in the Martian polar caps and in the regolith (the Martian soil). But the amount of CO2 stored in these reservoirs is probably...
... thrust is to make the initial orbit larger, so the spaceship will need more time to gently adjust to a circular, polar orbit at 13,500 kilometres (8,400 miles). It will reach that altitude on about 23 April which, as it turns out, differs...