Carnival of Space #127
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The 4th Global Trajectory Optimization Competition Update
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The winner of the GTOC4 competition is Moscow State University, followed closely by The Aerospace Corporation and the Advanced Concepts Team, ESA. Please visit OrbitalHub to read more... Read Full Story
Carnival of Space #126
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Carnival of Space #126 is hosted by Jason Perry at The Gish Bar Times. Please visit OrbitalHub to read more... Read Full Story
SMOS And PROBA-2 Launch
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11-3-09 dj under Robotic Exploration, Space Exploration  Email This Post   Credits: ESA   A Rockot launch vehicle lifted off from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome in northern Russia on November 2, 2009, at 02:50 CET. Rockot carried to orbit two new ESA satellites: SMOS and PROBA-2.   SMOS was released by the Breeze-KM upper stage some 70 minutes after the launch. After arriving at a lower orbit, the upper stage released Proba-2 around three hours after the la... Read Full Story
Carnival of Space #125
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Rosetta’s Last Visit Home
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Carnival of Space #124
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Carnival of Space #123
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Carnival of Space #122
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Fly Me to the Moon
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09-28-09 dj under Book Reviews  Email This Post     In : An insider’s guide to the new science of space travel, Ed Belbruno explains in simple terms advanced mathematical techniques using a general subject called dynamical systems theory. He describes how we can use chaos to change the way we maneuver in space.   Ed Belbruno makes the important point that chaos can be used as a way to get a handle on the unpredictability in sensitive mot... Read Full Story