Space Probes and Satellites

Feb 09, 2026

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Space probes and satellites play a crucial role in our exploration of the universe. These sophisticated instruments gather data about celestial bodies, study cosmic phenomena, and monitor Earth's environment. Probes like Voyager and New Horizons provide invaluable insights into distant planets and their moons, while satellites help us understand atmospheric changes and climate patterns. As technology advances, the capabilities of space probes and satellites continue to expand, paving the way for deeper exploration and understanding of the cosmos.

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Space Probes and Satellites

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Space Probes and Satellites

Communication Using Ground-based Cables and Satellites in Space

Communication Using Ground-based Cables and Satellites in Space We send information down cables as electric currents. We send information down cables as electric currents. What are these currents and how fast do these electrical signals travel?

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Communicating with distant space probes

Communicating with distant space probes Communicating with distant space probes what are the problems? Communicating with distant space probes what are the problems? 1 We need to able to send enough power to operate our receiver here on Earth Communicating with distant space probes

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Small Satellites Bite-sized Space Projects

Nano-Satellites. 2. Miniature Satellite Technology, or Microspace. New inexpensive way to design, launch, and track small-scale satellitesEducational tool for learning about space missionsNot generally within the scope of large government / industrial playersCurrently the lowest tier of spacecraf

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Communicating with distant space probes

Communicating with distant space probes what are the problems? . Communicating with distant space probeswhat are the problems?1We need to able to send enough power to operate our receiver here on Earth. Communicating with distant space probeswhat are the problems?1We need to able to s

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Communication Using Ground-based Cables and Satellites in Space

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Probes

Probes. Probe trade offs Probe Fabrication Probe selection Unknowns about mechanical properties of probes. Elements of a Basic Atomic force Microscope. AFM Resolution. FIGURE 2-37 SiN cantilevers are typically triangular with two arms meeting at

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Space Probes and Living and Working in Space

Space Probes and Living and Working in Space. Pgs. 136 – 141 and 142 – 147 . Space Probes. A space probe is a vehicle that carries scientific instruments to planets or other bodies in space. The Soviet Union was the first to launch a space probe.

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Correlations and space-time probes in Heavy-Ion collisions

Correlations and space-time probes in Heavy-Ion collisions. OUTLINE: The Asy-EoS and the role of space-time probes Experimental probes with Chimera and Correlation measurements Conclusions and perspectives. G. Verde, INFN-CT Chimera & Farcos groups, INFN-CT, INFN-LNS, Un. Of Catania.

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Satellites and Weightlesness

Satellites and Weightlesness. Descending in an elevator causes partial weightlessness…this is the same thing that occurs in space as you are ‘falling’ toward Earth. We can use a c = v 2 /r so since F=ma, Gm 1 m E /r 2 = m sat v 2 /r See Example 5-15 p130. …a falling elevator.

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Space: Missions, probes and beyond the solar system!

Space: Missions, probes and beyond the solar system!. New Horizons. New Horizons is a spacecraft. Will pass within 10,000km of Pluto and 27,000km of Charon. Speed freak with the record for the fastest-ever launch. A size of a grand piano.

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Rockets and Satellites

Rockets and Satellites. Key Concepts How does a rocket lift off the ground? What keeps a satellite in orbit? Key Terms Satellite Centripetal force. How do rockets lift off?. Rockets lift off because of Newton’s third Law They burn fuel and push exhaust gases downward at a high velocity

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Space Weather with NASA’s Van Allen Probes

Space Weather with NASA’s Van Allen Probes. Nicola Fox, JHU/APL Mona Kessel, NASA HQ. Contributions by Geoff Reeves, Michelle Weiss See also The Radiation Belt Storm Probes and Space Weather by Kessel et al., Space Sci Rev DOI 10.1007/s11214-012-9953-6. Van Allen Space Weather Data.

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Rockets and Satellites

Rockets and Satellites. EQ: How do rockets travel in space?. How Rockets Work. A rocket moves forward when gas expelled from the rear of a rocket pushes it in the opposite direction Basic law of physics For every force, or action, there is an equal and opposite force or reaction.

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History of Space Satellites 1957- 2004

History of Space Satellites 1957- 2004. By Matt Robertson. Satellites. Satellites can be found all over the outside of the atmosphere above Earth. They allow us to have television channels, cell phones, radio stations, and much more. Today we will learn. Overview of satellites

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Jupiter and Satellites

Jupiter and Satellites. Akiya Miyamoto KEK June 2005. Target of Jupiter/Satellites/Uranus. Jupiter and Satellites are tools for detector optimization based on Geant4 Full detector simulation . Implement an ideal “GLD” geometry in Jupiter ( other geometry is also possible )

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Rad Hard Products for Satellites and Space

Rad Hard Products for Satellites and Space. Rad Hard Products. Only Re-Configurable Rad Hard FPGA Manufactured on QML line, special epi Process Utilize same geometries as non-rad Hard QML devices to facilitate prototyping Guaranteed radiation specs

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Space Environment Measurements by JAXA Satellites and ISS

Space Environment Measurements by JAXA Satellites and ISS. Takahiro OBARA Space Environment Group Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA). 1. 2. Space Environment Effects. CCDs noises. Surface degradation. Solar cell degradation. Electronics degradation. Electrostatic

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Satellites and Orbits

v. v. v. g. g. g. Satellites and Orbits. Once a vehicle has climbed above the atmosphere (approx 100 miles altitude for Earth) and achieved a velocity of 17,500 miles per hour, tangent to the Earths surface, it will be in orbit.

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Satellites and “Weightlessness”

Satellites and “Weightlessness”. A geosynchronous satellite is one that stays above the same point on the Earth, which is possible only if it is above a point on the equator. Such satellites are used for TV & radio transmission, for weather forecasting, as communication relays.

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Rockets and Satellites

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Space Exploration and Probes

Space Exploration and Probes. The Space Age. Artificial Satellites Built by humans Purposes Communications– TV, Radio, Phone Weather– Tracking and forecasting Navigation– Boats and Planes Scientific– Study earth and solar system. The Space Age. Laboratories in Space 1973 Skylab

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Space Environment Measurements by JAXA Satellites and ISS

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