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Corona Magazine #352 — Februar 2020
Corona Magazine #352 Februar 2020 Beschreibung & Impressum Das Corona Magazine ist ein traditionsreiches und nicht- kommerzielles Online-Projekt, das seit 1997 die Freunde von Science-Fiction, Phantastik, Wissenschaft, Kunst und guter Unterhaltung mit Informationen und Hintergründen, Analysen und Kommentaren versorgt. Seit dem Wechsel zum Verlag in Farbe und Bunt erscheint es im zeitgemäßen E-Book-Gewand. Redaktion Uwe Anton, Reiner Krauss, Bettina Petrik, Thorsten Walch, Reinhard Prahl, Alexandra Trinley, Oliver Koch, Lieven L. Litaer, Birgit Schwenger, Sven Wedekin, Kai Melhorn, Armin Rößler, Rüdiger Schäfer, Anna Pyzalski, C. R. Schmidt, Bernd Perplies, Hermann Ritter, Carsten Schmitt, Hartmut T. Klages, Frank Stein, Bastian Ludwig, Peter R. Krüger Herausgeber & Chefredakteur Der Verleger, Medienjournalist & Autor Björn Sülter schreibt Romane (Beyond Berlin, Ein Fall für die Patchwork Kids) & Sachbücher (Es lebe Star Trek, Die Star-Trek-Chro- nik), ist Headwriter und Experte für SYFY und mit Kolumnen und Artikeln bei Quotenmeter, Serienjunkies, in der GEEK! oder im FedCon Insider vertreten. Dazu präsentiert er seinen beliebten Podcast Planet Trek fm und ist als Hörbuchsprecher (Der Earl von Gaudibert, Dunkle Begegnungen, Star Trek - The Next Generation: Q 2 sind herzlich ausgeladen) und Moderator aktiv. Er lebt mit Frau, Tochter, Pferden, Hunden & Katze auf einem Bauern- hof irgendwo im Nirgendwo Schleswig-Holsteins. Ausgabe #352, Februar 2020 1. Auflage, 2020 ISBN 978-3-95936-201-6 © Februar 2020 / Alle Rechte vorbehalten in Farbe und Bunt Verlag Björn Sülter Am Bokholt 9 | 24251 Osdorf 3 www.ifub-verlag.de / www.ifubshop.com Herausgeber & Chefredakteur | Björn Sülter E-Book-Satz | EM Cedes & Reiner Krauss Lektorat | Bettina Petrik & Telma Vahey Cover | EM Cedes Cover-Fotos | Stephen Johnson & Guillaume de Germain auf Unsplash.com Foto von B. -
Spaceport Magazine, August 2019
August 2019 Vol. 6 No. 7 National Aeronautics and Space Administration SpaceX CRS-18 Delivers Docking Adapter, Supplies to the Space Station KENNEDY SPACE CENTER’S SPACEPORT MAGAZINE National Aeronautics and Space Administration CONTENTS For the latest on upcoming launches, check out NASA’s Launches and Landings SpaceX CRS-18 delivers docking adapter, supplies Schedule at 4 to space station www.nasa.gov/launchschedule. Orion crew module one step closer to launch 6 Want to see a launch? NASA Update: Kennedy partners with U.S. industry to The Kennedy Space Center 14 advance Moon, Mars technology Visitor Complex offers the closest public viewing of TIM BASS launches from Kennedy Innovators’ Launchpad: Jaime Gomez My name is Tim Bass. I am the assistant chief counsel in the 16 Space Center and Cape Office of the Chief Counsel at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center. I Canaveral Air Force Station. have worked in this office since May 2008. Launch Transportation 20 NASA scientist receives Presidential Early Career Award Tickets are available for To ensure mission success, it is imperative that we understand some, but not all, of these our NASA clients’ goals and look to laws, regulations and NASA, SpaceX earn EMMY nomination for Demo-1 mission launches. Call 321-449- policies to achieve those objectives. To do this effectively, a 22 4444 for information on lawyer must constantly maintain a results-oriented mindset and coverage purchasing tickets. interpret legal guidance accordingly. We learn our NASA clients’ destinations and provide advice on the journey to reach them. Kennedy structures, designers receive architectural 24 Although I am at Kennedy, my roles have consistently been recognition When will the International in support of NASA-wide programs and operations. -
Technical Report on Different RLV Return Modes' Performances
Formation flight for in-Air Launcher 1st stage Capturing demonstration Technical Report on different RLV return modes’ Performances Deliverable D2.1 EC project number 821953 Research and Innovation action Space Research Topic: SPACE-16-TEC-2018 – Access to space FALCon Formation flight for in-Air Launcher 1st stage Capturing demonstration Technical Report on different RLV return modes’ Performances Deliverable Reference Number: D2.1 Due date of deliverable: 30th November 2019 Actual submission date (draft): 15th December 2019 Actual submission date (final version): 19th October 2020 Start date of FALCon project: 1st of March 2019 Duration: 36 months Organisation name of lead contractor for this deliverable: DLR Revision #: 2 Dissemination Level PU Public X PP Restricted to other programme participants (including the Commission Services) RE Restricted to a group specified by the consortium (including the Commission Services) CO Confidential, only for members of the consortium (including the Commission Services) APPROVAL Title issue revision Technical Report on different RLV return modes’ 2 1 performances Author(s) date Sven Stappert 19.10.2020 Madalin Simioana 21.07.2020 Martin Sippel Approved by Date Sven Stappert 19.10.2020 Martin Sippel FALCon D2.1: RLV Return Mode Performances vers. 19-Oct-20 Page i Contents List of Tables iii List of Figures iii Nomenclature vi 1 Executive Summary ......................................................................................... 1 1.1 Scope of the deliverable ............................................................................................ -
Crew Dragon Splashdown Completes Spacex Demo-1 Mission KENNEDY SPACE CENTER’S SPACEPORT MAGAZINE National Aeronautics and Space Administration
March 2019 Vol. 6 No. 2 National Aeronautics and Space Administration Crew Dragon Splashdown Completes SpaceX Demo-1 Mission KENNEDY SPACE CENTER’S SPACEPORT MAGAZINE National Aeronautics and Space Administration CONTENTS For the latest on upcoming launches, check out NASA’s Launches and Landings 4 SpaceX Crew Dragon splashdown completes Demo-1 Schedule at mission www.nasa.gov/launchschedule. 10 Mars 2020 Trailblazer Want to see a launch? The Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex offers the Kennedy Space Center honors Women’s History Month closest public viewing of MARK WIESE 12 launches from Kennedy Logistics Element Manager Space Center and Cape Gateway Program Canaveral Air Force Station. 14 Innovators’ Launchpad: Ethan Christian Launch Transportation Tickets are available for I am the manager of the Logistics Element in the Gateway some, but not all, of these Program. Gateway is a new program based at the agency’s launches. Call 321-449- Johnson Space Center in Houston. I am working to stand 4444 for information on up our center’s portion of this new organization. 16 Plant experiment Veg-03 H initiated on space station purchasing tickets. The main focus of the Gateway Program is to establish a lunar outpost in orbit around the Moon. The Gateway will When will the International serve as a waypoint for humans to return to the surface of 24 Apollo 9 crew tests command, service and lunar modules Space Station fly over you? the Moon. Our role will be to establish a commercial supply in Earth orbit chain for science and utilization missions to the Moon. -
2019 Spacex Launch Wrap Up
23TH DECEMBER 2019 ISSUE NUMBER 04 What about it!? The need for knowledge CHRISTMAS EDITION NEWS UPDATE 2019 SPACEX LAUNCH WRAP UP By STINGER NSW with interactive YouTube links F9-067 Iridium-8 Mission Achievements: The year began early with the launch of the Iridium-8 satellite, lifting Booster B1049 second flight off at 7:31 am local time on January 11, 2019 from Vandenberg SLC- 33rd successful booster landing (JRTI) 4E aboard a Falcon 9 Block 5. F9-068 Nusantara Satu & Beresheet Mission Achievements: The follow up launch was carried out a month later of the Nusantara Booster B1048 third flight Satu & Beresheet satellites, lifting off at 8:45 pm local time on 34th successful booster landing (OCISLY) February 21, 2019 from Cape Canaveral SLC-40 aboard a Falcon 9 Block 5. F9-069 SpaceX Demo-1 Mission Achievements: The beginning of spring brought the highly anticipated launch of the Booster B1051 first flight SpaceX Demo-1 test flight as part of the NASA Commercial Crew 35th successful booster landing (OCISLY) Program, lifting off to the International Space Station from Kennedy Dragon Capsule C201 first flight (Destroyed a month Space Centre LC-39A at 2:49 am local time on March 2, 2019 aboard later during a static fire test of the SuperDraco engines) a Falcon 9 Block 5. The dragon capsule spent nearly a week docked Dragon Capsule recovered (GO Searcher/GO Navigator) to the ISS before returning to earth on March 8, 2019. First private company to dock with the International Space Station FH 2 ArabSat 6A Mission Achievements: April was the month Falcon Heavy debuted for its first commercial Side Booster B1052 first flight launch of the Arabsat-6A satellite, lifting off at 6:35 pm local time on Side Booster B1053 first flight April 11, 2019 from Kennedy Space Centre LC-39A. -
Kennedy Space Center Annual Report FY2019
National Aeronautics and Space Administration 2019 KENNEDY SPACE CENTER Annual Report Table of Contents 4 > Vision, Mission and Core Competencies 5 > Center Director's Message 6 > Significant Events 14 > Center Planning and Development 18 > Commercial Crew Program 22 > Launch Services Program 26 > Artemis: Exploration Ground Systems 30 > Artemis: Orion Production Operations 34 > Artemis: Gateway Logistics Element 36 > Exploration Research and Technology Programs 40 > NASA Engineering 42 > Spaceport Integration and Services 46 > Communication and Public Engagement 50 > Business Report A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carrying a Dragon spacecraft lifts off from Space Launch Complex 40 on Cape Canaveral Air Force Station on May 4, 2019, on the company’s 17th cargo resupply mission to the International Space Station. Vision, Mission and Core Competencies Director's Message Looking back, this has been an exciting year for the team here at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center. The continued partnerships we have with our commercial partners have truly transformed Kennedy into the premier, multi-user spaceport it is today. With more than 90 private-sector partners and 270 partnership agreements, the presence of commercial companies is larger than ever before, enabling us to embark on a new era of space exploration. For the first time ever, the Vehicle Assembly Building will have its first commercial tenant as Northrop Grumman begins to use High Bay 2 to assemble and test its new OmegA rocket, further expanding our role in supporting both government and commercial space operations. We also had the first launch in eight years of a spacecraft designed to carry humans to the International Space Station from Kennedy. -
Spaceport Magazine, December 2018
December 2018 Vol. 5 No. 12 National Aeronautics and Space Administration SpaceX CRS-16 Final 2018 U.S. Resupply Mission Launches to the Space Station KENNEDY SPACE CENTER’S SPACEPORT MAGAZINE CONTENTS For the latest on upcoming launches, check out NASA’s Launches and Landings 4 Successful launch sends SpaceX Dragon to space station Schedule at www.nasa.gov/launchschedule. 6 European Service Module will power Exploration Mission-1 Want to see a launch? 12 Innovator’s Launchpad: Paul Hintze The Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex offers the closest public viewing of 16 Kennedy team places second in SWAT Roundup International launches from Kennedy Space Center and Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. Launch Transportation 18 Top high school scholars tour Kennedy, lunch with astronaut Tickets are available for some, but not all, of these launches. Call 321-449- 20 Students inspired by extraordinary educational event 4444 for information on purchasing tickets. 26 Apollo 8 sends first human flight beyond Earth When will the International Space Station fly over you? 29 Earthrise: Apollo 8 crew captures iconic image Find out and sign up for alerts at spotthestation.nasa.gov The two-stage Falcon 9 launch vehicle lifts off Space Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station carrying the SpaceX’s Dragon resupply spacecraft to the International Space Station. Liftoff was at 1:16 p.m. EST, Dec. 5, 2018, on its 16th commercial resupply services mission to the space station. Photo credit: NASA/Kim Shiflett To get the latest Kennedy Space Center updates, follow us on our Blog, Flickr, Facebook and Twitter. -
A Systematic Comparison of Reusable First Stage Return Options
DOI: 10.13009/EUCASS2019-438 8TH EUROPEAN CONFERENCE FOR AERONAUTICS AND SPACE SCIENCES (EUCASS) A Systematic Comparison of Reusable First Stage Return Options Sven Stappert*, Jascha Wilken*, Leonid Bussler*, Martin Sippel* *German Aerospace Center (DLR), Institute of Space Systems, Robert-Hooke-Straße 7, 28359 Bremen [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] Abstract The recent success of the emerging private space companies SpaceX and Blue Origin in landing, recovering and relaunching first stages have demonstrated the possibility of building reliable reusable launchers with low launch costs. Due to this risen interest in reusability, the project AKIRA was initiated by the German Aerospace Center (DLR) in 2017. This multidisciplinary project focuses on identifying and investigating key technologies for possible future reusable launch vehicles. Within this paper the focus is set on the comparison of different return options including vertical takeoff, vertical landing and vertical takeoff, horizontal landing on a technological and economic level. Abbreviations AoA Angle of Attack ASDS Autonomous Spaceport Droneship DRL Downrange Landing EC Economical Condition ELV Expendable Launch Vehicle FB Flyback GLOM Gross Lift-Off Mass IAC In-Air Capturing Isp Specific Impulse LFBB Liquid Fly-Back Booster LZ-1 Landing Zone 1 MECO Main Engine Cut-Off RLV Reusable Launch Vehicle RoRo Roll On, Roll Off (Ship) RTLS Return to Launch Site STS Space Transportation System TOSCA Trajectory Optimization and Simulation of Conventional and Advanced Spacecraft TRL Technology Readiness Level VTHL Vertical Takeoff, Horizontal Landing VTVL Vertical Takeoff, Vertical Landing 1. Introduction While reusability in space transportation can have a strong impact on the costs and thus competitiveness of space launchers, the historic Space Shuttle has also shown that this impact does not necessarily have to be positive if the refurbishment costs cannot be kept low. -
KSC Spaceport Magazine July 2019
August 2019 Vol. 6 No. 7 National Aeronautics and Space Administration SpaceX CRS-18 Delivers Docking Adapter, Supplies to the Space Station KENNEDY SPACE CENTER’S SPACEPORT MAGAZINE National Aeronautics and Space Administration CONTENTS For the latest on upcoming launches, check out NASA’s Launches and Landings SpaceX CRS-18 delivers docking adapter, supplies Schedule at 4 to space station www.nasa.gov/launchschedule. Orion crew module one step closer to launch 6 Want to see a launch? NASA Update: Kennedy partners with U.S. industry to The Kennedy Space Center 14 advance Moon, Mars technology Visitor Complex offers the closest public viewing of TIM BASS launches from Kennedy Innovators’ Launchpad: Jaime Gomez My name is Tim Bass. I am the assistant chief counsel in the 16 Space Center and Cape Office of the Chief Counsel at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center. I Canaveral Air Force Station. have worked in this office since May 2008. Launch Transportation 20 NASA scientist receives Presidential Early Career Award Tickets are available for To ensure mission success, it is imperative that we understand some, but not all, of these our NASA clients’ goals and look to laws, regulations and NASA, SpaceX earn EMMY nomination for Demo-1 mission launches. Call 321-449- policies to achieve those objectives. To do this effectively, a 22 4444 for information on lawyer must constantly maintain a results-oriented mindset and coverage purchasing tickets. interpret legal guidance accordingly. We learn our NASA clients’ destinations and provide advice on the journey to reach them. Kennedy structures, designers receive architectural 24 Although I am at Kennedy, my roles have consistently been recognition When will the International in support of NASA-wide programs and operations. -
Drone Academy
AE April 2019 ROSPACE RUSSIAN HYPERSONICS THE TURBOPROP REVIVAL THE RISE OF COMMERCIAL NEWSPACE www.aerosociety.com A pril 2019 V olume 46 Number 4 Royal A DRONE ACADEMY eronautical Society PLACING AIRMANSHIP AT THE HEART OF UAV TRAINING ATR Volume 46 Number 4 Drones HALO School of drones Return of the April 2019 Tim Robinson joins turboprop a commercial drone Can the commercial training course with turboprop still 14 HALO Drones. 26 compete with new regional jet designs? Contents Correspondence on all aerospace matters is welcome at: The Editor, AEROSPACE, No.4 Hamilton Place, London W1J 7BQ, UK [email protected] Comment Regulars 4 Radome 12 Transmission The latest aviation and Your letters, emails, tweets aeronautical intelligence, and feedback. analysis and comment. 58 The Last Word 10 Antenna Keith Hayward reviews the End of an era at Farnborough Howard Wheeldon looks future prospects for the UK back at the achievements of aerospace industry post the RAF Tornado fighter. Brexit. On 5 March the organisers of the Farnborough Air Show announced that the public flying days, held on the weekend, would now be discontinued, although the Friday of the show would now be fully opened up to the public. Features A spokesperson also blamed ‘negative’ feedback from a dwindling number MoD of the Russia Federation of visitors on the public days as being behind the move. Predictably this 30 announcement led to yet more negative feedback and criticism – with the feeling that Farnborough is set to lose an important part of its show. But this decision has been a long time coming and owes more to the urban growth of London and its suburbs over the past 70 years than malice. -
Human Space Exploration Update (Aug 20-31, 2018)
Human Space Exploration Update (Aug 20-31, 2018) White House and NASA • Mike Pence: U.S. astronauts could fly to Moon-orbiting station by 2024, Pence tells NASA Vice President Mike Pence pointed to 2024 as the target date for human occupancy of NASA's proposed Gateway. The lunar orbiting outpost, now known as the "Gateway," is to be assembled with NASA's Space Launch System (SLS), starting in 2022. The outpost represents NASA's turn in human exploration focus from low Earth orbit to deep space. (See also: We really are going back to the Moon and then on to Mars) • Jim Bridenstine: NASA chief: ‘Without question,’ U.S. rockets will launch astronauts from U.S. soil next year In a Washington interview with USA Today, NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine offered assurances that NASA will be launching astronauts from U.S. soil again by mid-2019. His pronouncement offers confidence that NASA’s Commercial Crew Program and its partners, Boeing and SpaceX, will complete uncrewed and crewed test flights leading to certifications of Boeing’s CST-100 Starliner and SpaceX’s Dragon 2 to begin the regular transportation of astronauts to and from the International Space Station (ISS). International Space Station • ISS: Global Cargo Missions Planned as Critical Research Proceeds As International space ships come/depart, the BioServe Protein Crystalography-1 and Protein Crystal Growth-13 studies continue. These studies allow astronauts to test various elements as well as sextant in space for celestial navigation during an emergency. Scientists in ISS worked inside the Cupola today and tested stability, positioning and sighting with the device using a star map. -
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