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  1. Lunar Shadows: A Cold Embrace for Hyper-Stable Lasers

    Researchers want to put super stable lasers in dark Moon craters. This could help spacecraft navigate better and improve timekeeping.

    #LunarLasers, #MoonExploration, #SpaceNavigation, #Artemis, #PrecisionTiming

    newsletter.tf/moon-dark-crater

  2. RE: social.heise.de/@heiseonlineen

    To achieve longer driving distances, planetary #robotics missions require accurate localization 🧭 to counteract position uncertainty. Typically, #rover global localization has been performed manually by humans, which is accurate but time-consuming ⏳ www-robotics.jpl.nasa.gov/medi

    #MarsGlobalLocalization #SpaceNavigation

  3. RE: social.heise.de/@heiseonlineen

    To achieve longer driving distances, planetary #robotics missions require accurate localization 🧭 to counteract position uncertainty. Typically, #rover global localization has been performed manually by humans, which is accurate but time-consuming ⏳ www-robotics.jpl.nasa.gov/medi

    #MarsGlobalLocalization #SpaceNavigation

  4. RE: social.heise.de/@heiseonlineen

    To achieve longer driving distances, planetary #robotics missions require accurate localization 🧭 to counteract position uncertainty. Typically, #rover global localization has been performed manually by humans, which is accurate but time-consuming ⏳ www-robotics.jpl.nasa.gov/medi

    #MarsGlobalLocalization #SpaceNavigation

  5. RE: social.heise.de/@heiseonlineen

    To achieve longer driving distances, planetary #robotics missions require accurate localization 🧭 to counteract position uncertainty. Typically, #rover global localization has been performed manually by humans, which is accurate but time-consuming ⏳ www-robotics.jpl.nasa.gov/medi

    #MarsGlobalLocalization #SpaceNavigation

  6. RE: social.heise.de/@heiseonlineen

    To achieve longer driving distances, planetary #robotics missions require accurate localization 🧭 to counteract position uncertainty. Typically, #rover global localization has been performed manually by humans, which is accurate but time-consuming ⏳ www-robotics.jpl.nasa.gov/medi

    #MarsGlobalLocalization #SpaceNavigation

  7. #Marble is a virtual globe 🌐 application which allows the user to choose among the #Earth 🌏, the #Moon πŸŒ™, #Venus, #Mars πŸ”΄ and other planets πŸͺ to display as a #3D model en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marble_(

    In all major #Linux distributions marble.kde.org/install.php (also for #Android, #Windows, #Apple)

    #OpenSource #SpaceNavigation

  8. #Marble is a virtual globe 🌐 application which allows the user to choose among the #Earth 🌏, the #Moon πŸŒ™, #Venus, #Mars πŸ”΄ and other planets πŸͺ to display as a #3D model en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marble_(

    In all major #Linux distributions marble.kde.org/install.php (also for #Android, #Windows, #Apple)

    #OpenSource #SpaceNavigation

  9. #Marble is a virtual globe 🌐 application which allows the user to choose among the #Earth 🌏, the #Moon πŸŒ™, #Venus, #Mars πŸ”΄ and other planets πŸͺ to display as a #3D model en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marble_(

    In all major #Linux distributions marble.kde.org/install.php (also for #Android, #Windows, #Apple)

    #OpenSource #SpaceNavigation

  10. #Marble is a virtual globe 🌐 application which allows the user to choose among the #Earth 🌏, the #Moon πŸŒ™, #Venus, #Mars πŸ”΄ and other planets πŸͺ to display as a #3D model en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marble_(

    In all major #Linux distributions marble.kde.org/install.php (also for #Android, #Windows, #Apple)

    #OpenSource #SpaceNavigation

  11. #Marble is a virtual globe 🌐 application which allows the user to choose among the #Earth 🌏, the #Moon πŸŒ™, #Venus, #Mars πŸ”΄ and other planets πŸͺ to display as a #3D model en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marble_(

    In all major #Linux distributions marble.kde.org/install.php (also for #Android, #Windows, #Apple)

    #OpenSource #SpaceNavigation

  12. Star trackers πŸŽ‡ are known for their accuracy, making them indispensable for #DeepSpace missions, where other reference points might not be available. They capture images of the night sky, comparing them to an onboard star map 🌌. The Deep Space Network* (#DSN) extends navigation capabilities by employing large antennas πŸ“‘ to track spacecraft findyourconstellation.com/how-

    * overpass-turbo.eu/?w=%22commun

    #SpaceNavigation

  13. Star trackers πŸŽ‡ are known for their accuracy, making them indispensable for #DeepSpace missions, where other reference points might not be available. They capture images of the night sky, comparing them to an onboard star map 🌌. The Deep Space Network* (#DSN) extends navigation capabilities by employing large antennas πŸ“‘ to track spacecraft findyourconstellation.com/how-

    * overpass-turbo.eu/?w=%22commun

    #SpaceNavigation

  14. Star trackers πŸŽ‡ are known for their accuracy, making them indispensable for #DeepSpace missions, where other reference points might not be available. They capture images of the night sky, comparing them to an onboard star map 🌌. The Deep Space Network* (#DSN) extends navigation capabilities by employing large antennas πŸ“‘ to track spacecraft findyourconstellation.com/how-

    * overpass-turbo.eu/?w=%22commun

    #SpaceNavigation

  15. Star trackers πŸŽ‡ are known for their accuracy, making them indispensable for #DeepSpace missions, where other reference points might not be available. They capture images of the night sky, comparing them to an onboard star map 🌌. The Deep Space Network* (#DSN) extends navigation capabilities by employing large antennas πŸ“‘ to track spacecraft findyourconstellation.com/how-

    * overpass-turbo.eu/?w=%22commun

    #SpaceNavigation

  16. Star trackers πŸŽ‡ are known for their accuracy, making them indispensable for #DeepSpace missions, where other reference points might not be available. They capture images of the night sky, comparing them to an onboard star map 🌌. The Deep Space Network* (#DSN) extends navigation capabilities by employing large antennas πŸ“‘ to track spacecraft findyourconstellation.com/how-

    * overpass-turbo.eu/?w=%22commun

    #SpaceNavigation

  17. #EscaPADE will launch on the #BlueOrigin #NewGlenn vehicle in Fall πŸ“† 2025. It will go into a ~1-year ⏳, kidney bean-shaped Earth-proximity phase πŸ’€ before returning to a low-altitude perigee for a Trans-Mars Injection (TMI) engine burn. This burn in November πŸ“† 2026, taking advantage of the Oberth Effect, sends Blue and Gold on their way to #Mars πŸ”΄ escapade.ssl.berkeley.edu/miss

    #SpaceNavigation #trajectory

  18. #EscaPADE will launch on the #BlueOrigin #NewGlenn vehicle in Fall πŸ“† 2025. It will go into a ~1-year ⏳, kidney bean-shaped Earth-proximity phase πŸ’€ before returning to a low-altitude perigee for a Trans-Mars Injection (TMI) engine burn. This burn in November πŸ“† 2026, taking advantage of the Oberth Effect, sends Blue and Gold on their way to #Mars πŸ”΄ escapade.ssl.berkeley.edu/miss

    #SpaceNavigation #trajectory

  19. #EscaPADE will launch on the #BlueOrigin #NewGlenn vehicle in Fall πŸ“† 2025. It will go into a ~1-year ⏳, kidney bean-shaped Earth-proximity phase πŸ’€ before returning to a low-altitude perigee for a Trans-Mars Injection (TMI) engine burn. This burn in November πŸ“† 2026, taking advantage of the Oberth Effect, sends Blue and Gold on their way to #Mars πŸ”΄ escapade.ssl.berkeley.edu/miss

    #SpaceNavigation #trajectory

  20. #EscaPADE will launch on the #BlueOrigin #NewGlenn vehicle in Fall πŸ“† 2025. It will go into a ~1-year ⏳, kidney bean-shaped Earth-proximity phase πŸ’€ before returning to a low-altitude perigee for a Trans-Mars Injection (TMI) engine burn. This burn in November πŸ“† 2026, taking advantage of the Oberth Effect, sends Blue and Gold on their way to #Mars πŸ”΄ escapade.ssl.berkeley.edu/miss

    #SpaceNavigation #trajectory

  21. #EscaPADE will launch on the #BlueOrigin #NewGlenn vehicle in Fall πŸ“† 2025. It will go into a ~1-year ⏳, kidney bean-shaped Earth-proximity phase πŸ’€ before returning to a low-altitude perigee for a Trans-Mars Injection (TMI) engine burn. This burn in November πŸ“† 2026, taking advantage of the Oberth Effect, sends Blue and Gold on their way to #Mars πŸ”΄ escapade.ssl.berkeley.edu/miss

    #SpaceNavigation #trajectory

  22. From Earth to #Mars lasts about 200 days. To safely go from those speeds down to zero in that short amount of time requires β€œslamming on the brakes”. Successful #aerobraking depends upon precise navigation, knowledge of weather, and a solid understanding of the forces the craft can withstand. science.nasa.gov/planetary-sci

    #navigation #automation #SpaceNavigation

  23. From Earth to #Mars lasts about 200 days. To safely go from those speeds down to zero in that short amount of time requires β€œslamming on the brakes”. Successful #aerobraking depends upon precise navigation, knowledge of weather, and a solid understanding of the forces the craft can withstand. science.nasa.gov/planetary-sci

    #navigation #automation #SpaceNavigation

  24. From Earth to #Mars lasts about 200 days. To safely go from those speeds down to zero in that short amount of time requires β€œslamming on the brakes”. Successful #aerobraking depends upon precise navigation, knowledge of weather, and a solid understanding of the forces the craft can withstand. science.nasa.gov/planetary-sci

    #navigation #automation #SpaceNavigation

  25. From Earth to #Mars lasts about 200 days. To safely go from those speeds down to zero in that short amount of time requires β€œslamming on the brakes”. Successful #aerobraking depends upon precise navigation, knowledge of weather, and a solid understanding of the forces the craft can withstand. science.nasa.gov/planetary-sci

    #navigation #automation #SpaceNavigation

  26. From Earth to #Mars lasts about 200 days. To safely go from those speeds down to zero in that short amount of time requires β€œslamming on the brakes”. Successful #aerobraking depends upon precise navigation, knowledge of weather, and a solid understanding of the forces the craft can withstand. science.nasa.gov/planetary-sci

    #navigation #automation #SpaceNavigation

  27. #Athena came to rest inside a crater, 250m from its intended target. β€œWith the direction of the sun, the orientation of the #solar panels, and extreme cold temperatures in the crater, #IntuitiveMachines does not expect Athena to recharge πŸ”‹β€. Issues with Athena’s laser altimeter may have contributed to the bad landing straitstimes.com/world/united-

    #IM2 #SpaceNavigation

  28. #Athena came to rest inside a crater, 250m from its intended target. β€œWith the direction of the sun, the orientation of the #solar panels, and extreme cold temperatures in the crater, #IntuitiveMachines does not expect Athena to recharge πŸ”‹β€. Issues with Athena’s laser altimeter may have contributed to the bad landing straitstimes.com/world/united-

    #IM2 #SpaceNavigation

  29. #Athena came to rest inside a crater, 250m from its intended target. β€œWith the direction of the sun, the orientation of the #solar panels, and extreme cold temperatures in the crater, #IntuitiveMachines does not expect Athena to recharge πŸ”‹β€. Issues with Athena’s laser altimeter may have contributed to the bad landing straitstimes.com/world/united-

    #IM2 #SpaceNavigation

  30. #Athena came to rest inside a crater, 250m from its intended target. β€œWith the direction of the sun, the orientation of the #solar panels, and extreme cold temperatures in the crater, #IntuitiveMachines does not expect Athena to recharge πŸ”‹β€. Issues with Athena’s laser altimeter may have contributed to the bad landing straitstimes.com/world/united-

    #IM2 #SpaceNavigation

  31. #Athena came to rest inside a crater, 250m from its intended target. β€œWith the direction of the sun, the orientation of the #solar panels, and extreme cold temperatures in the crater, #IntuitiveMachines does not expect Athena to recharge πŸ”‹β€. Issues with Athena’s laser altimeter may have contributed to the bad landing straitstimes.com/world/united-

    #IM2 #SpaceNavigation

  32. With the increase in human and #robotic πŸ€– exploration, we must provide Position, Navigation 🧭 and Timing ⏱️ services anywhere on the Moon πŸŒ™. We must also enable #wireless communication πŸ“Ά navlab.stanford.edu/research/L

    #SpaceExploration #SpaceCommunication #SpaceNavigation

  33. With the increase in human and #robotic πŸ€– exploration, we must provide Position, Navigation 🧭 and Timing ⏱️ services anywhere on the Moon πŸŒ™. We must also enable #wireless communication πŸ“Ά navlab.stanford.edu/research/L

    #SpaceExploration #SpaceCommunication #SpaceNavigation

  34. With the increase in human and #robotic πŸ€– exploration, we must provide Position, Navigation 🧭 and Timing ⏱️ services anywhere on the Moon πŸŒ™. We must also enable #wireless communication πŸ“Ά navlab.stanford.edu/research/L

    #SpaceExploration #SpaceCommunication #SpaceNavigation

  35. With the increase in human and #robotic πŸ€– exploration, we must provide Position, Navigation 🧭 and Timing ⏱️ services anywhere on the Moon πŸŒ™. We must also enable #wireless communication πŸ“Ά navlab.stanford.edu/research/L

    #SpaceExploration #SpaceCommunication #SpaceNavigation

  36. With the increase in human and #robotic πŸ€– exploration, we must provide Position, Navigation 🧭 and Timing ⏱️ services anywhere on the Moon πŸŒ™. We must also enable #wireless communication πŸ“Ά navlab.stanford.edu/research/L

    #SpaceExploration #SpaceCommunication #SpaceNavigation