Science

Watch the meteors light up the night sky

[ad_1] The Leonid meteor shower (also known as the Leonids) is the second rain of November, after the Taurids. This year, the Taurid meteor was barely visible, averaging less than four streaks per hour. “[The Leonids] they are very fast and very bright with most of the trains leaving. You …

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WiBotic will build a wireless charging system for lunar rovers

[ad_1] Astrobotic’s CubeRover prototype rotates on a simulated lunar surface. (Astrobotic via YouTube) Seattle-based WiBotic says it is working on a wireless charging system and energy management software for lunar rovers, in collaboration with Astrobotic, Bosch and the University of Washington. The hardware and software for the robotic lunar missions …

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Garbage in space and on the moon: from feces to golf clubs

[ad_1] Unfortunately, this time such linear logic is absolutely correct. Let’s start with the first sentence, which is organic waste. After all, astronauts need to eat and dispose of digested food and liquids. Where is the garbage thrown on the spacecraft? What happens to the waste in space? What to …

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