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AVRIL 2020 2 NOUVEAUX TIMBRES COSMOS ET THÈMES ASSOCIÉS — PRIX NETS EN 3 MONNAIES - ARGENT Avec ORDRE Téléphone : 04 93 81 08 69 - 06 76 24 01 38 eMail : [email protected] ESPACE LOLLINI - Galaxie - 1762 Route du Mont Chauve F-06950 - FALICON - France - www.espacelollini.com S P É C I A L I S T E T I M B R E S E N V E L O P P E S C O S M O S C A T A L O G U E S A L B U M S OSIRIS REX PRELEVEMENT SUR L’ASTEROIDE BENU 150 MILLIONS DE KM DE LA TERRE DDÉÉCCEEMMBBRREE 22001177 AAVV RR II LL 22 00 22 00 REVUE PAR ABONNEMENT 1 AN — FRANCE 39 € REVUE SUBSCRIPTION 1 YEAR - OTHER COUNTRIES 46 € PAIEMENTS ACCEPTÉS : CARTES CRÉDIT, VIREMENT, BANK TRANSFER « HSBC » IBAN: FR76 3005 6002 9102 9120 0055 404 SWIFT/BIC : CCFRFRPP PayPal + Compte : Account : [email protected] ALBUM APOLLO 11 ▲ CHAPITRE COMPLET - COMPLETE CHAPTER 275 PAGES - 98 € 2 REVUE DE L’ESPACE AVRIL 2020 2 NOUVEAUX TIMBRES COSMOS ET THÈMES ASSOCIÉS — PRIX NETS EN 3 MONNAIES - ARGENT avec ORDRE. - PAIEMENT en EURO. ( Prix en US $ et YEN donnés à TITRE INDICATIF ) — ENGLISH - NEW PERFORATED AND IMPERFORATED ISSUES : PRICE in US $ ( 2nd column ) — DEUTSCH — MONATLICHES ANGEBOT - EURO. (Sehen N 1. Spalte) — ITALIANO — FRANCOBOLLI NOVITÀ. — PREZZI IN EURO ( 1e Colonna ) € $YEN 410e ANNIVERSAIRE DÉCOUVERTE DES SATELLITES GALILÉENS CENTRAFRIQUE 27 Jan. 2020. - 410e anniversai- re de la découverte des Lunes de Jupiter par l'Astronome Galiléo Galilei. 4 val et bloc. Tirage 600 Dent et 50 N.D. astronome CAR 1/4 850fr x 4 val. "Io" plus proche lune. Lune "EUROPA" - Espoir de vie GANYMEDE, plus gros satellite de Jupiter CALLISTO - 2e par sa taille. astronome CAR 5 B 3600 Fr Bloc- Portrait et statue de Galilée à Florence. astronome CAR 1/5 4 Val.+ Bloc 15,- 17.- 1800 astronome CAR 1/5 F a 2 FDC Dent 22,- 24.- 2640 astronome CAR 1/5 A 4 Val.+ Bloc 30,- 33.- 3600 astronome CAR 1/5 FA a 2 FDC Dent 35,- 39.- 4200 Problème avec la Poste et Covid-19 : Nous ne recevons pas de courrier depuis le 13 Mars. Nous incluons dans cette revue un bon de commande supplé- mentaire du mois de Mars, en plus de celui d’Avril car nous n’avons pas reçu le vôtre. Si vous souhaitez commander, il faut passer commande grâce au téléphone, à l’email, au site web. Vous pouvez utiliser le bon de commande afin de le scanner ou de le prendre en photo, ou bien plus simplement nous téléphoner afin que nous prenions vos références en note. Pour nous contacter : 06 76 24 01 38 (sms, mms, iMessage, vocal) 04 93 81 08 69 (seulement vocal) eMail : [email protected] 3 REVUE DE L’ESPACE AVRIL 2020 3 APOLLO 11 90e ANNIVERSAIRE EDWIN ALDRIN CENTRAFRIQUE 27 Jan. 2020. - 90e anniversaire de la naissance D'Edwin Aldrin- 4 Val et bloc. Tirage 600 Dent + 50 ND 10580 CAR 26/29 C 900F x 4 val. Aldrin sur la Lune et ce Jour Docking entre Gemini et Agena Buzz Aldrin et James Lovell Avion d'entrainemehnt Lookeed T 33 A 10580 CAR 30 B 3600 Fr Bloc Fusée Titan de Gemini 12, Aldrin dans cabine d'Apollo 11. 10580 CAR 26/30 4 Val.+ Bloc 15,- 17.- 1800 10580 CAR 26/30 F a 2 FDC Dent 22,- 24.- 2640 10580 CAR 26/30 A 4 Val.+ Bloc 30,- 33.- 3600 10580 CAR 26/30 FA a 2 FDC Dent 35,- 39.- 4200 Problem with post office and Covid-19 : We are not receiving mail since March 13. We include with this space revue an additionnal order form of March along with the order form of April, because we did not receive yours. If you wish to place an order, you must use phone line, eMail or Web Site. You can use the order form as a guide to phone us the ref numbers, or take pictures of the filled order form, and send eMail or photo by sms mms iMessage. To contact us : +33 6 76 24 01 38 (sms, mms, iMessage, vocal) +33 4 93 81 08 69 (only vocal) eMail : [email protected] 4 REVUE DE L’ESPACE AVRIL 2020 4 VOIR COUVERTURE DE LA REVUE DE MARS OBJET STELLAIRE - 1i/2017 U1 - OUMUAMUA UN OBJET MÉTALLIQUE OU ROCHEUX TRÈS ALLONGÉ - connu sous le nom de 1I/2017 U1 ‘OUMUAMUA proviendrait d'un autre système stellaire, et donc des profondeurs de l’Espace Interstellaire. Il est agréable de rêver qu'il pourrait s'agir d'un vaisseau spatial interstellaire. Une équipe internationale d'astro- nomes est donc revenue sur les observations du Murchison Widefield Array (MWA) - un radiotélescope interféro- métrique basse fréquence en Australie occidentale - pour vérifier les transmissions radio provenant de l'objet entre les fréquences de 72 et 102 MHz. Bien que l'équipe n'ait trouvé aucun signe de vie intelligente, leur travail a aidé à étendre la recherche de l'intelligence extraterrestre ( SETI ) des étoiles lointaines aux objets plus proches de notre planète d'origine. ‘OUMUAMUA a été découvert par le télescope Pan-STARRS 1 à Hawaii le 19 octobre 2017, approchant la Terre à environ 85 fois la distance Terre-Lune. C'est le premier objet découvert dans le système solaire qui semble provenir d'un autre système stellaire. Sa vitesse trés élevée - 315 000 km à l’heure à son apogée - indique qu'il n'est pas lié gravitationnellement au Système Solaire et au Soleil, mais continuera son voyage de retour dans l'espace interstellaire. Voir Couverture, et Carte Postale page Actu. Il a une structure très inhabituelle pour un astéroïde - une forme de cigare allongée, d'environ 400 mètres de longueur mais avec une largeur et une hauteur peut-être seulement 40 mètres d’épaisseur. Sur la base de la suggestion intéressante mais hautement improbable que ‘Oumuamua soit un vaisseau spatial interstellaire, en raison de certaines caractéristiques orbitales et morphologiques inhabituelles, ont été examiné les données radio MWA pour les signaux qui pourraient indiquer la présence d'une vie intelligente Le professeur Steven Tingay et ses collègues astronomes ont pu regarder dans le passé toutes les observations du MWA de novembre, décembre 2017 et début janvier 2018, lorsque Oumuamua était à entre 95 et 590 millions de kilomètres de la Terre. Selon le professeur Tingay. «Rien n’a été trouvé mais en tant que premier objet de sa classe à être découvert, ‘OUMUAMUA nous a donné une opportunité intéressante pour étendre la recherche de l'intelligence extraterrestre à partir de cibles traditionnelles telles que les étoiles et les galaxies à des objets beaucoup plus proches de la Terre», - Cela permet également de rechercher des émetteurs qui sont de plusieurs ordres de grandeur moins puissants que ceux qui seraient détectables à partir d'une planète en orbite, même les étoiles les plus proches." Source : www.futura-sciences.com 5 REVUE DE L’ESPACE AVRIL 2020 5 MARS POLAR LANDER VIET NAM ÉTUDE PLANETE ROUGE 50 ANS MOON LANDING MALDIVES VIET NAM 12 Fevrier 2020. - 20e anniver- saire du lancement de la mis- 21 Juillet 2019. - 50 ans Apollo sion NASA Mars Polar Lander 11, Vue lunaire, Lem et de la Nasa. Astronaute.- Sheetlet de 4 val. et Feuillet. Illustration de la difficulté à marcher q en faible gravité. 10607 MLD 6/9 C 22 MVR x 4 val. Sonde NASA au sol - Arrivée en orbite 10580 VIE 1 4000 D Dentelé Lancement a KSC - Polar Lander sur Mars 10580 VIE 1 Lune et Astronaute 3,- 3.- 360 10607 MLD 5 B 70 MVR Fusée Porteuse et Landing sur Mars - Le Feuillet.. 10607 MLD 6/10 C 2 Blocs 12,- 13.- 1440 10607 MLD 6/10 F a 2 FDC Dent 17,- 19.- 2040 10607 MLD 6/10 CA q ND 2 Bl. 25,- 28.- 3000 Mesure de sauvegarde de Espace Lollini : 10607 MLD 6/10 FA a 2 FDC 30,- 33.- 3600 La Revue de l’Espace sous forme papier, devient payante. La revue reste gratuite par eMail sous forme de fichier .pdf voici le lien pour vous abonner en ligne : http://www.espacelollini.com/intro/space-revue.php En bas de la même page vous accédez à l’archive de toutes les Revues de l’Espace depuis Janvier 2003 ! Si vous avez déjà un abonnement en cours nous vous contac- terons à la fin de celui-ci. 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