... Telescope and the Spitzer Space Telescope. The galactic superwind from the central starburst is blasting out plumes of hot gas (red) and a halo of smoky dust (orange) perpendicular to the edge-on galaxy (white). Researchers used...
... combustion propagated from outside towards the motor centre forming vortex flow. In the picture, the exhaust plume with shock diamonds is seen. The performance of nitrous oxide in resistojets was further investigated for possible enhancement...
... Telescope and the Spitzer Space Telescope. The galactic superwind from the central starburst is blasting out plumes of hot gas (red) and a halo of smoky dust (gold) perpendicular to the edge-on galaxy (white). Magnetic legacy...
... activities, starting with manufacture and assembly, through to launch and the potential atmospheric effects of rocket exhaust plume emissions, to the operational phase in orbit (collision/break-up risks, impact on dark/quiet skies), to post-mission...
.... Thanks to the Rosetta mission, we’re seeing just how dramatic. Rosetta’s OSIRIS camera has captured stunning images of a plume of dust and gas erupting from the surface of comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko as it moves closer and closer...
...-rich air to the surface of the cloud layer, creating both the observed 'fountain' and an extended downwind plume of vapour. "We've known for decades that Venus' atmosphere contains a mysterious ultraviolet absorber, but we still don't know...