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Neix l'Alpha Space per oferir un oci alternatiu als joves Actualitzada 26/06/2021 a les 06:46 Redacció Andorra la Vella Amb l’objectiu d’oferir “una proposta d’oci alternatiu” als joves d’entre 18 i 29 anys, el comú d’Escaldes-Engordany organitza avui la primera edició de l’Alpha Space, una iniciativa centrada en la cultura urbana. Així, al llarg del dia, els joves podran gaudir d’un conjunt de tallers en què podran veure “les noves tendències urbanes” i també tenir contacte entre ells i, alhora, apropar-se a l’Espai Jovent, tal com van explicar el cons...

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"Ensuring that a forward operating base maintains reliable power is one of the most dangerous parts of military ground operations. Convoys and supply lines are a major target for adversaries," explains the narrator of AFRL's official new video, regarding the technology's obvious battlefield advantages.  "Ground-based solar, while seemingly an attractive solution, is limited by area, the size of collectors required and climate," the narrator notes. "But if the solar panels were in orbit, they could have unfettered access to the sun's rays, providing an uninterrupted supply of energy." Accord...

Pills being loaded into a MISSE carrier on board the ISS. Photo NASA. Pills sent into space by the University of Adelaide are being prepared to be installed outside the International Space Station (ISS). The pills are being loaded into Alpha Space’s Materials International Space Station Experiment (MISSE) Science Carriers on board the ISS U.S. National Laboratory. They will then be placed outside for six months where they will be exposed to one of the harshest environments known. In the mission to the ISS, which was launched in February, the experiment is part of the University of Adelaide�...