How rare-gas supply adapted to Russia's war
Against expectations, firms avoided disruption and chaos
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How AI is helping satellites avoid hitting each other in space
We hear from the expert COO of a start-up with an exciting vision for safety in the booming space economy, using AI
Source: diginomica.com
Interdisciplinary R&D future is here at IIT Jodhpur
JODHPUR : Indian Institute of Technology Jodhpur has an Inter-disciplinary Research Division, established in 2019-20.It has seven verticals of research known as Inter-disciplinary Research Programmes (IDRPs) - Digital Humanities (DH), IoT and Applica
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ISRO: Gaganyaan Human spaceflight mission: ISRO successfully tests service module propulsion system
Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has successfully tested the propulsion system for its Gaganyaan Service Module at its Propulsion Complex in Tamil Nadu. The system comprised five liquid apogee motor (LAM) engines and 16 reaction control system (RCS) thrusters, designed to support three-member human spaceflight missions for up to a three-day duration. The tests, conducted for a duration of 250 seconds, saw the LAM engines firing in continuous mode and adhering to the test profile.
Source: indiatimes.com
Pulsar Fusion wants to use nuclear fusion to make interstellar space travel a reality
Space propulsion company Pulsar Fusion has started construction on a large nuclear fusion chamber in England, as it races to become the first firm to fire a nuclear fusion-powered propulsion system in space. Nuclear fusion propulsion tech, arguably a golden goose of the space industry, could reduce the travel time to Mars by half and cut the travel time to Titan, Saturn's moon, to two years instead of 10. It sounds like science fiction, but Pulsar CEO Richard Dinan told TechCrunch in a recent interview that fusion propulsion was “inevitable.”
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