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(English) Foams, meteors, muscle tone, and firing up the levitator – August Space Station science
Posted on Friday, der 4. September 2020 by julien
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(English) A game changer for the Solar System
Posted on Tuesday, der 28. July 2020 by Nadjejda
(English) Half a century ago humans stepped on the Moon for the first time. The lunar rocks the Apollo astronauts bought back to Earth are still being investigated and analysed by researchers all over the world. As lab techniques improve, new revelations help us better understand our natural satellite.
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(English) The martian link
Posted on Tuesday, der 28. July 2020 by Nadjejda
(English) She feels at ease in the lab, surrounded by microscopes to unveil the inner secrets of rocks. As she swings back and forth between a meteorite sample, the eyepiece and the screen, she is looking for the organic compounds that will tell her more about life in the Universe.
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(English) Mars revisited
Posted on Monday, der 27. July 2020 by Nadjejda
(English) If aliens looked for life on a future Earth with its oceans and fertile lands lost to time, where would they start?
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(English) A Sherlock Holmes for Mars
Posted on Monday, der 27. July 2020 by Nadjejda
(English) The crime scene is an impact crater and the mystery is an elusive one for scientists – detecting life’s fingerprints on Mars.
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Luca Parmitano
Bones, bacteria and nutrition – European science in space
Posted on Tuesday, der 15. October 2019 by julien
For eight days the International Space Station operated at full capacity with nine astronauts. With the extra set of hands in space the science teams on Earth got busy scheduling the astronauts’ days to get the most research time out of their time in orbit.
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Alexander Gerst
Closing the loop on Space Station science
Posted on Thursday, der 22. August 2019 by Ally
Scientist in ESA’s Human Spaceflight programme Elizabeth Heider shares her experiences of a recent science debrief with ESA astronaut Alexander Gerst following the 2018 Horizons mission. The version below has been edited for length. See the full article on LinkedIn.
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