... some of SCK CEN/DLR radiation detectors inside a Colombus module on the ISS. Radiation carried by the solar wind is considered to be low hazard. It produces a constant flux of low energy electrons, protons and alpha particles which are...
... for conversion to rocket propellant or drinking water for space colonisation. Helium-3 - produced by the impact of solar wind on the lunar surface - is a potentially valuable isotope of helium that could be used in future fusion reactors. As the...
... Launch Site One on 13 October. The flight originally scheduled for 12 October, has been postponed due to forecasted winds on Tuesday. About the crew Perhaps one of the the most notable stars of TV and film, William Shatner...
...the magnetic field in regulating the star formation process, constraining the mechanical energy output from stellar winds and combining these seemingly diverse processes to probe the connections in other galaxies between the gravitational interaction...
... At the cloud tops, temperatures are a frigid -70°C (203.15 K) – similar to temperatures found at the cloud-tops of Earth – however wind speeds reach 300-400 km/h, much faster than hurricanes on Earth. In addition to being blistering hot, the surface...
...while no less important, involves processes that drive the solar wind. Key to both of these phenomena is something called coronal ...of it escape to form one part of the slow solar wind. Mason is currently working on a computer simulation to elucidate ...