NASA's 1st female chief engineer at Kennedy Space Center wants to put a space station around the moon (exclusive)

NASA's 1st female chief engineer eyes lunar space station | Space Quiz! Which of these is an essential building block of life (as we know it)? | Still alive! SLIM moon lander survives 2nd lunar night Created for znamenski.spacecom@blogger.com |  Web Version March 29, 2024 CONNECT WITH SPACE.COM       Something amazing every day. SIGN UP ⋅   WEBSITE   The Launchpad NASA's 1st female chief engineer eyes lunar space station (NASA) Teresa Kinney, NASA's first female chief engineer at the agency's Kennedy Space Center (KSC), is one of the managers working to put the Gateway lunar space station together in orbit around the moon later in the 2020s. Gateway will support Artemis program landing missions on the moon in the next decade or so, but like the International Space Station, it needs to be built first. Full Story: Space (3/29)  Space Quiz! Which of these is an essential building block of life (as we know it)? Learn the answer here! Uranium Egg yolks Silicon Amino acids Still alive! SLIM moon lander survives 2nd lunar night (JAXA) SLIM's not dead yet. The SLIM spacecraft, Japan's first-ever successful moon lander, has survived the long, cold lunar night for the second time. Mission team members announced the news via X on Wednesday (March 27), in a post that also featured a photo newly snapped by the lander's navigation camera. Full Story: Space (3/28)  Total Solar Eclipse 2024 SunChips selling solar eclipse flavor during totality (SunChips) SunChips, the wavy, multigrain chips brand from the snack overlords of Frito-Lay, are putting on their solar eclipse glasses for April 8, and offering free bags of a special eclipse-themed flavor during totality, the span of time when the moon completely blocks the sun. Full Story: Space (3/28)  Lego Education Eclipse Collection (Lego Education) Lego has launched a new solar eclipse education collection featuring special activities to engage students in the upcoming total solar eclipse on April 8. Full Story: Space (3/28)  Spaceflight Final launch of Delta IV Heavy rocket delayed (ULA) The Delta IV Heavy was supposed to launch for the final time yesterday (March 28), sending a U.S. spy satellite skyward from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida. But the attempt was scrubbed with just under four minutes left in the countdown "due to an issue with the gaseous nitrogen pipeline which provides pneumatic pressure to the launch vehicle systems," ULA wrote in an update. Full Story: Space (3/28)  Science & Astronomy Stardust locked in meteorite holds secrets of a star's death (X-ray: NASA/CXC/SAO; Optical: NASA/ESA/STScI; IR: NASA/ESA/CSA/STScI/Milisavljevic et al., NASA/JPL/CalTech; Image Processing: NASA/CXC/SAO/J. Schmidt and K. Arcand) Scientists have discovered a rare stardust particle that came from the explosive supernova death of a distant star. This speck, it seems, is locked within an ancient meteorite. The grain of dust, though small, can help tell a story of stellar life, death and rebirth that spans almost the entire 13.8 billion-year history of the cosmos. It could also allow scientists to unlock the secrets of a recently discovered type of star that dies in a unique supernova explosion. Full Story: Space (3/27)  SpaceX SpaceX to launch 22 Starlink satellites from California (SpaceX) SpaceX has reset the launch of another batch of its Starlink internet satellites to no sooner than Friday evening (March 29). When the launch occurs, you can watch it live via SpaceX's account on X. Coverage will begin about five minutes before the liftoff. Full Story: Space (3/28)  Technology Boeing files lawsuit against Virgin Galactic (Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images) Boeing and its subsidiary Aurora Flight Sciences are suing Virgin Galactic over unpaid work and the misappropriation of trade secrets. The suit alleges that Virgin Galactic has not paid $26.4 million in invoices for work related to the development of a new "mothership" aircraft intended to power Virgin's next-generation suborbital space planes. Full Story: Space (3/28)  Search for Life Life as we know it could exist on Venus, experiment reveals (JAXA/J. J. Petkowski) If Venus hosts lifeforms in its toxic clouds, they likely won't be deprived of amino acids, one of the essential building blocks of life (as we know it). At least, that's what scientists say is the result of a new lab experiment. Full Story: Space (3/28)    Sign Up  |    Update Profile  |    Unsubscribe Privacy Policy  |    Cookies Policy  |    Terms and Conditions CONTACT US: FEEDBACK  |    ADVERTISE Future US LLC © Full 7th Floor, 130 West 42nd Street, New York, NY, 10036

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2. Автобус 29.03.24г (Наталья Медведева)

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Subject: [Landau ITP Seminars] Friday 29.03.2024
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Уважаемые коллеги!

На заседании Ученого совета ИТФ в пятницу 29 марта в 11:30 состоится
коллоквиум:

Вадим Ковалев (ИФП им. А.В. Ржанова СО РАН)
*Фотовольтаический эффект Холла в 2D сверхпроводниках со встроенным
сверхтоком*

Доклад посвящен исследованию возможности существования в двумерных
сверхпроводниках фотовольтаического эффекта Холла (ФЭX), заключающегося
в возникновении поперечного отклика двумерного сверхпроводника под
действием внешнего циркулярно-поляризованного электромагнитного
излучения. ФЭX имеет развитую теорию для случая полупроводниковых
двумерных систем [1], где показано, что ФЭX описывается
феноменологическим выражением вида J = a_40 i[F х [E_00 [E^* x _04 ]],
где F – постоянное в плоскости 2D полупроводника электрическое поле,
E_40 – амплитуда электрического поля циркулярно-поляризованной
электромагнитной волны. В работе [1] предполагалось, что частота ЭМ
излучения меньше ширины запрещенной зоны полупроводника.
В случае 2D сверхпроводника, эффект ожидается при наличии в
сверхпроводнике встроенного постоянного сверхтока. Мы построили теорию
ФЭX эффекта i) когда частота внешнего ЭМ излучения меньше величины
сверхпроводящей щели при данной температуре и ii) при нулевой
температуре, когда частота ЭМ излучения превышает удвоенное значение
сверхпроводящей щели.
[1] M. V. Durnev, Photovoltaic Hall effect in the two-dimensional
electron gas: Kinetic theory, Phys. Rev. B 104, 085306 (2021)
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Уважаемые сотрудники и студенты!

На завтра 29.03.24г. в 10-05 автобус запланирован.

Место сбора 11-я парковая, поворот на Щелковское шоссе.
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Tragic Baltimore bridge collapse aftermath seen from space (satellite photos)

ULA to launch final Delta Heavy IV rocket today. Watch live | Space Quiz! How long is a Martian year? | Tragic Baltimore bridge collapse aftermath seen from space Created for znamenski.spacecom@blogger.com |  Web Version March 28, 2024 CONNECT WITH SPACE.COM       Something amazing every day. SIGN UP ⋅   WEBSITE   The Launchpad ULA to launch final Delta Heavy IV rocket today. Watch live (United Launch Alliance) The era of Delta Heavy IV is coming to an end. For the last 64 years, United Launch Alliance's (ULA's) heavy-lift rocket has led an impressive career lofting large payloads into space. However, on Tuesday (March 28), the rocket will lift off one last time when it launches from Space Launch Complex-37 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida. The launch window opens at 1:40 p.m. ET (1740 GMT). Full Story: Space (3/28)  Space Quiz! How long is a Martian year? Learn the answer here! about half an Earth year 1.5 Earth years about two Earth years 97 days Tragic Baltimore bridge collapse aftermath seen from space (Courtesy of Maxar Technologies) Maxar Technologies captured satellite images of the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, which was struck by a giant cargo ship early on Tuesday (March 26). Most of the 1.6-mile (2.57 km) long bridge crumbled within minutes, sending people and vehicles into the icy waters of the Patapsco River. Full Story: Space (3/27)  Total Solar Eclipse 2024 NASA's new astronauts are excited for April's total eclipse (Paul Souders/Getty Images) New NASA astronaut Andre Douglas used to study the sun's behavior for a living. This puts Douglas, who passed basic NASA astronaut training on March 5, in the perfect position to talk about the total solar eclipse 2024 that will sweep across the United States on April 8. Full Story: Space (3/27)  Best solar eclipse viewing kits for April 8 In our guide, we've rounded up the best solar viewing kit ahead of the 2024 solar eclipse, on April 8. With the specialist equipment highlighted below, you can view this upcoming extraordinary event safely and confidently. Below, you'll find a range of solar glasses, telescopes, binoculars and solar filters to make up the best solar viewing kits so you have an enjoyable experience when viewing the total solar eclipse. Full Story: Space (2/14)  Skywatching Astrophoto of the month: New supernova SN 2023ixf (Rod Prazeres) "This closer view, the result of over 21 hours of dedication, not only highlights the nebula's vivid beauty but also the awe it inspires, bridging the cosmic with the personal," said amateur astrophotographer Rod Prazeres. Full Story: Space (6/19)  Spaceflight I toured Mission Control ahead of Boeing astronaut launch (Space.com / Elizabeth Howell) It's hard to beat an in-person launch experience - especially if you're watching in Mission Control, the literal hub of NASA's human spaceflight program. Reporters and flight directors gathered here at NASA's Johnson Space Center on Thursday (March 21) at a big control room screen to watch SpaceX launch its 30th robotic cargo mission to the International Space Station (ISS) from Florida. Happily, it was a flawless liftoff. Full Story: Space (3/27)  Science & Astronomy Cosmic gold rush! Astronomers find 49 galaxies in 3 hours (ICRAR) Astronomers have been surprised by a "gold rush" of new galaxies, racking up 49 discoveries in just 3 hours. The gas-rich galaxies were uncovered by a team using the MeerKAT radio telescope located in South Africa. They have been dubbed the "forty-niners," a callback to the nickname given to the thousands of gold miners who flocked to California during the state's Gold Rush, which peaked in 1849. The nickname is now carried by the San Francisco 49ers American football team. Full Story: Space (3/27)  Technology Future Mars plane could help solve Mars methane mystery (Ge-Cheng Zha) Mars methane is hard to trace, but a solution might be on the way. An early-stage airplane concept called MAGGIE will soon kick off a nine-month NASA-funded study to explore its feasibility for soaring over Mars. It won't go to the Red Planet any time soon, if ever, but there's a clear science need for more flying vehicles on Mars. Full Story: Space (3/28)  Entertainment 'The Signal' is a sci-fi miniseries with clever twists (Netflix) Joining the recent slate of sophisticated science fiction films and TV series like Netflix's "3 Body Problem," "Spaceman" or "I.S.S.," and psychological puzzle-box mazes like Apple TV+'s "Constellation," "The Signal" is a surprising new German-language mystery-thriller that has recently docked on Netflix, and it's an exceptionally classy Euro production well worth a weekend watch. Full Story: Space (3/26)    Sign Up  |    Update Profile  |    Unsubscribe Privacy Policy  |    Cookies Policy  |    Terms and Conditions CONTACT US: FEEDBACK  |    ADVERTISE Future US LLC © Full 7th Floor, 130 West 42nd Street, New York, NY, 10036