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New SpaceTime out Monday....

SpaceTime 20240318 Series 27 Episode 34

Starship almost aces it’s third test flight

The world’s largest and most powerful rocket SpaceX’s Starship superheavy has completed a mostly successful test flight.

Is Voyager 1’s mission over?

NASA’s Voyager 1 is the most-distant man-made object in space and is more than 24 billion kilometres away. However, the first spacecraft to cross into interstellar space is not doing well and its days seem numbered as it’s been sending back incoherent messages to mission managers since November and scientists don’t know why.

Astronomers get a clearer picture of the high energy universe

Astronomers have been given a clearer picture of the high energy X-ray sky thanks to the first all-sky survey data release by the eROSITA telescope.

Rocket Lab launches its 45th Electron rocket Rocket Lab has successfully launch of its 45th Electron rocket placing another earth observation satellite into orbit.

The Science Report

Claims kids in the outer suburbs of Australia’s biggest cities are twice as likely to have asthma.

A new study suggests small amount of apple cider vinegar every day may help you lose weight

Scientists show Australian Magpies get their smarts thanks to nurture rather than nature.

Skeptics guide the dangers of Hydroxychloroquine

SpaceTime covers the latest news in astronomy & space sciences.

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SpaceTime -- A brief history

SpaceTime is Australia’s most popular and respected astronomy and space science news program – averaging over two million downloads every year. We’re also number five in the United States. The show reports on the latest stories and discoveries making news in astronomy, space flight, and science. SpaceTime features weekly interviews with leading Australian scientists about their research. The show began life in 1995 as ‘StarStuff’ on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s (ABC) NewsRadio network. Award winning investigative reporter Stuart Gary created the program during more than fifteen years as NewsRadio’s evening anchor and Science Editor. Gary’s always loved science. He studied astronomy at university and was invited to undertake a PHD in astrophysics, but instead focused on his career in journalism and radio broadcasting. He worked as an announcer and music DJ in commercial radio, before becoming a journalist and eventually joining ABC News and Current Affairs. Later, Gary became part of the team that set up ABC NewsRadio and was one of its first presenters. When asked to put his science background to use, Gary developed StarStuff which he wrote, produced and hosted, consistently achieving 9 per cent of the national Australian radio audience based on the ABC’s Nielsen ratings survey figures for the five major Australian metro markets: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Perth. The StarStuff podcast was published on line by ABC Science -- achieving over 1.3 million downloads annually. However, after some 20 years, the show finally wrapped up in December 2015 following ABC funding cuts, and a redirection of available finances to increase sports and horse racing coverage. Rather than continue with the ABC, Gary resigned so that he could keep the show going independently. StarStuff was rebranded as “SpaceTime”, with the first episode being broadcast in February 2016. Over the years, SpaceTime has grown, more than doubling its former ABC audience numbers and expanding to include new segments such as the Science Report -- which provides a wrap of general science news, weekly skeptical science features, special reports looking at the latest computer and technology news, and Skywatch – which provides a monthly guide to the night skies. The show is published three times weekly (every Monday, Wednesday and Friday) and available from the United States National Science Foundation on Science Zone Radio, and through both i-heart Radio and Tune-In Radio.

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Chilltrax (May 05, 2023)

23:58 Fakear - Crystal 23:54 Eloi El - Stick Together (Blonde Maze Remix) 23:50 Andrew Nagy & Joel Winterflood - Little To None 23:46 Giants' Nest - Storm Trap 23:46 C H I L L T R A X - Street Life Worlds Cc 23:42 Cinnamon Chasers - Surviving The Fire 23:38 Attom - Distant Memories 23:34 Palladian - Zagara 23:30 Flight Facilities Feat. Your Smith - Heavy 23:26 Bob Moses - Like It Or Not (Love Thy Brother Remix) 23:26 C H I L L T R A X - E-chilled-music 23:21 Sons Of Maria - Outbound 23:18 Vandelux - All I've Ever Known 23:13 Circle Sky - Your Name 23:10 Aftruu - Falling Asleep 23:10 C H I L L T R A X - Toh Dzihan 23:06 Cannons - Tunnel Of You 23:02 Floa & Phonic Youth - Falling Away 22:59 Sum Wave - Milkyway 22:53 Ultraista - Mariella (Zero 7 Remix) 22:53 C H I L L T R A X - Come Along Children - Need To Chill Out 22:48 Nicholas Gunn Feat. Chris Howard - Thought Of You 22:43 Mass Digital - Thoughts Of U 22:40 Sault - Wildfires 22:36 Rocket Empire - Lima 22:32 Thievery Corporation - From Creation 22:32 C H I L L T R A X - Glitchy Toh 22:28 Jako Diaz & Leyet - Only You 22:24 Blonde Maze - Being Pulled (Polar Inc. Remix) 22:19 Royksopp - The Ladder 22:13 Arley & Sirolf - One Day 22:08 Chris Malinchak, Kiesza, Malin - Tree 22:08 C H I L L T R A X - Ct The Backward Chillout Channel 22:05 Dex 1200 - Ongea Nami 22:02 Zimmer Feat. Panama - Wildflowers 21:58 Reel People & Paula - Vibe (Moods Remix) 21:54 Satin Jackets - For What We Have 21:49 Beacon - Until Next Time 21:49 C H I L L T R A X - Escape The Noise 21:44 Roma Moss & Holy - Too Late 21:40 Leaving Laurel - The Family We Find 21:36 Emmit Fenn & Shallou - Hollow 21:32 Xixi Feat. Kwesi - Close To U 21:28 Gramatik - Chillaxin' By The Sea 21:28 C H I L L T R A X - Toh Freesound 21:23 R Plus & Faithless Feat. Amelia Fox - It's Enough (The Last High) 21:20 Solomon Grey - Home 21:16 Pableno - Heights 21:12 Giants' Nest - Crema 21:09 Che Jose Feat. Jodie Knight - Freedom (Mass Digital Remix Edit) 21:09 C H I L L T R A X - Comes To Chill Out 21:04 Sao Miguel Feat. Sebastian Reynoso - Hope In Balance (Wisternoff-grant Remix) 21:01 Jones Meadow & Clara Mendes - Em Baixo 20:57 London Grammar - How Does It Feel 20:54 Tomb - Unbound 20:50 Kx5 Feat. Hayla - Escape (Chill Mix) 20:45 Northern Form - Mend 20:45 C H I L L T R A X - Worldschilloutchannnel Orbit 20:40 Max Cooper - A Model Of Reality (Tor Remix) 20:37 Henry Green Feat. Andreya Triana - Tide 20:32 Sons Of Maria - Are You 20:26 Volen Sentir & Makebo - Into The Stars 20:21 Groove Armada - History (M3 And Bachelors Of Science Remix) 20:21 C H I L L T R A X - Toh Cymbal Roll Bass 20:17 Everything But The Girl - Caution To The Wind 20:13 Alampa - The One 20:08 Deep Lo - Lost In You (Soire Remix) 20:04 French Braids & Matt Hartke - Heaven On Loan 20:04 C H I L L T R A X - This Is A Journey 20:00 Morgin Madison & Ryan Lucian - From The Start (Mm Chill Remix) 19:57 Lar - Collide (Jody Wisternoff & James Grant Remix) 19:53 Nils Hoffmann Feat. Gordi - No One Else 19:49 Fabio Vee & Mike D' Jais - Consolation 19:45 Maxxim - Waterfalls 19:45 C H I L L T R A X - Chill Out Chilltrax 19:42 Cannons - Loving You 19:37 Kraak And Smaak Feat. Izo Fitzroy - Twilight 19:33 Sultan Shepard - Sirens 19:29 Blonde Maze - Night Light (Hessian Remix) 19:24 Morcheeba - Gimme Your Love 19:24 C H I L L T R A X - Organ The Chillout Channel 19:19 Ghenwa Nemnom - Story Of A Battle (Chris Zippel Remix) 19:15 George Fitzgerald & Syml - Mother 19:12 Diplo Feat. Rhye - Mmxx - Xii 19:08 Farius - Coming Up (Hold On) (Dokho Remix) 19:08 C H I L L T R A X - Toh Moon Boots 19:03 Satin Jackets - Don't Worry (Lost Desert Remix) 18:58 Eli & Fur - Better In The Dark 18:55 Odsen - Retrospective 18:49 Mishegas - Temporary Love (Il:lo Remix) 18:49 C H I L L T R A X - We Are The Music Makers 18:45 Two Lanes - Searching (Ct Fixup Mix) 18:40 Darius Feat. Benny Sings - Rise (Darius Remix) 18:35 Sg Lewis Feat. Lucky Daye - Feed The Fire (Kassian Remix) 18:30 Zaven - Voliere Amplitude 18:30 C H I L L T R A X - Slurry Toh 18:27 Kidnap & Pinkpirate - Things Change 18:21 Attlas Feat. Mango - Over The Water 18:16 Steven Weston Feat. Tae - Same Dream 18:12 Khotin & Tess Roby - Fountain, Growth 18:12 C H I L L T R A X - Escape 2 Music 18:09 Flexible Fire - Amatista 18:02 Roisin Murphy - Incapable 17:58 Heard Right & Oracle - There For You 17:53 Emi Ca - Just Breathe 17:50 Tep No & Noak Hellsing - I Won’t Need You 17:49 C H I L L T R A X - World Comes To Chilltrax.com 17:44 Mazoulew Feat. Bonnie Wylde - Circles 17:41 Melosense - Nous 17:37 Olan - Wake And Return (Little Dragon Remix) 17:32 Arkangel - Paradigm 17:26 Marsh - Belle 17:26 C H I L L T R A X - Valante Io Toh 17:22 Sound Quelle & Tailor - Where We Should Be 17:18 Circle Sky - Love Hertz 17:15 Holen - Breathe 17:10 Sons Of Maria - Always 17:05 Royksopp & Susanne Sundfor - Oh, Lover (Nto Remix) 17:05 C H I L L T R A X - Twcc High Standard Of Quality 17:02 Jones Meadow - Alike 16:58 Everything But The Girl - Forever 16:54 53 Thieves - Heights 16:50 Woven - Brushes 16:46 Embliss & Lumynesynth - Phases Of The Moon 16:42 Kelela - Enough For Love 16:42 C H I L L T R A X - Chilltrax - Chill Out Piano 16:38 Wassu & Mimi Page - Within Me 16:33 Nicolas Godin Feat. Cola Boyy - The Foundation 16:29 Tennyson - Iron 16:24 Blank & Jones - Floatation 16:19 Nando Rodriguez Feat. Lottie - Madness (Cafe Chill Out Mix) 16:18 C H I L L T R A X - Toh Dzihan 16:14 Satin Jackets Feat. Mandy Jones - In This Life 16:10 Sg Lewis - Lifetime 16:06 Approaching Black - Sensitive 16:03 Feiertag Feat. Tessa Rose Jackson - Ambivalence 16:02 C H I L L T R A X - Listen To This! 15:59 Floa & Phonic Youth - Falling Away 15:56 Flexible Fire - Marea Turquesa 15:52 Ferr By Ferry Corsten And Youth Novels - Hands 15:48 Odesza Feat. Olafur Arnalds - Light Of Day (Parra For Cuva Remix) 15:44 Tescana - Benissa 15:44 C H I L L T R A X - The Chillout Channel Redux 15:40 Eli & Fur - Where I Find My Mind 15:36 Cannons - Bad Dream 15:32 Arto - Now You're Gone 15:28 Steven Weston Feat. Lapsley - Like I Used To 15:23 Parra For Cuva - Paspatou 15:23 C H I L L T R A X - Escape The Noise 15:20 Giants' Nest - Heart Void 15:16 Vandelux - All I've Ever Known 15:12 A.m.r - Sailor's Cry 15:08 Rocket Empire - Astoria 15:07 C H I L L T R A X - Glitchy Toh 15:04 Alex Hook Feat. Rene - You Showed Me 15:00 Reel People & Paula - Vibe (Moods Remix) 14:56 Il:lo - Ink 14:50 Massive Attack With Tracey Thorn - Protection 14:50 C H I L L T R A X - Cleanliness Don't You Agree 14:45 Nicholas Gunn Feat. Chris Howard - Thought Of You 14:41 Catching Flies - Daymarks 14:37 Sound Quelle Feat. Daniel Robinson - Tempest 14:32 Fakear - Crystal 14:32 C H I L L T R A X - Toh Freesound 14:28 Cinnamon Chasers - Surviving The Fire 14:25 53 Thieves - Waves 14:21 Tensnake - Adams Hill 14:17 Kx5 & Sofi Tukker - Sacrifice (St Mix) 14:13 Elderbrook - The End 14:13 C H I L L T R A X - Backward Rvb Where World Comes 14:08 Leaving Laurel - The Family We Find 14:04 Session Victim - The Pain 14:01 Jones Meadow & Clara Mendes - Em Baixo 13:58 Holen - Not Too Late 13:54 Nightcap - The Two Of Us (We Only Need) 13:54 C H I L L T R A X - Street Life Worlds Cc 13:50 Otr Feat. Au/ra - Broken (Rac Mix) 13:47 Aftruu - Falling Asleep 13:43 Nils Hoffmann Feat. Malou - About You 13:39 Satin Jackets Feat. Tailor - Somewhere In Paradise 13:35 Thievery Corporation - Lebanese Blonde 13:34 C H I L L T R A X - Toh Cymbal Roll Bass 13:30 Evelynka - Letting Go 13:27 Approaching Black Feat. Avalon Mia - Fade Away With You ('lost In 84' Mix) 13:22 Billion Watchers - Rainman 13:18 Andre Aguado - Through The Night 13:14 Che Jose Feat. Jodie Knight - Freedom (Mass Digital Remix Edit) 13:14 C H I L L T R A X - E-chilled-music 13:09 Floa & Ra5im - Give Me A Second 13:05 Morgin Madison & Ryan Lucian - From The Start (Mm Chill Remix) 13:00 Monolink - Take Me Away 12:56 Tomb - Unbound 12:52 Attom & Kwesi - Rogue 12:47 Ry X & Olafur Arnalds - Colorblind (Whomadewho Remix) 12:47 C H I L L T R A X - The Chillout Channel, Chilltrax 12:43 Sum Wave - Moments Of Sundown 12:40 Cannons - Loving You 12:36 Faodail & Plya - Strangers Gone Missing 12:32 Baynk Feat. Drama - 1 Chance 12:28 Palladian - Zagara 12:23 Way Out West Feat. Liu Bei - Oceans 12:23 C H I L L T R A X - Toh Moon Boots 12:18 Arley & Sirolf - One Day 12:13 Ferr By Ferry Corsten And Rich Walters - Limbo 12:09 Valante - Vana 12:06 Feiertag Feat. Tessa Rose Jackson - Follow 12:05 C H I L L T R A X - Magnifyingglasssogood4u 12:01 Eli & Fur - Better In The Dark 11:56 Duckmaw - Distant Worlds 11:53 Pines Feat. Fractures - Rewrite The Ending 11:50 Lost In Pacific & Hanging Valleys - Escape 11:45 Flexible Fire - La Cumbre 11:45 C H I L L T R A X - Escape 2 Music 11:41 Reel People & Muhsinah - Something New (Kraak & Smaak Remix) 11:36 Bonobo Feat. Jordan Rakei - Shadows 11:33 Rocket Empire - Lima 11:29 Morcheeba - The Moon (Kutiman Remix - Version B) 11:29 C H I L L T R A X - Be Svendsen World Comes 11:24 Forty Cats & Arentis - Zen 11:20 Elderbrook - Wasted On You 11:15 Baile & Haulm - Knows No End 11:12 Dex 1200 - Ongea Nami 11:12 C H I L L T R A X - Slurry Toh 11:06 Sons Of Maria - Close To Me 11:01 Heard Right & Oracle - There For You 10:57 Eric Hilton Feat. Brian Jackson - Something For Byrd 10:53 London Grammar - Lose Your Head 10:53 C H I L L T R A X - This Is The Way 10:50 Jako Diaz & Leyet - Only You 10:44 Mass Digital - Little Things 10:39 Tsha - I Know 10:36 Sultan Shepard - Sirens 10:32 Goldfrapp - Moon In Your Mouth 10:32 C H I L L T R A X - Valante Io Toh 10:27 Sound Quelle & Tailor - Where We Should Be 10:23 Leisure - Slipping Away (Flight Facilities Remix) 10:18 West & Zander - Silfra 10:14 Monolink - Turning Away (Parra For Cuva Remix) 10:10 Kelela - Contact 10:10 C H I L L T R A X - Worldschilloutchannnel Orbit 10:07 Farius - Coming Up (Hold On) (Dokho Remix) 10:02 Darius Feat. Wayne Snow - Apology 09:58 Everything But The Girl - Forever 09:54 Jones Meadow - Fences 09:51 Vandelux - Tulum 09:50 C H I L L T R A X - Chill Out Chilltrax 09:45 Nox Vahn & Marsh - Come Together 09:42 Lar - Collide (Jody Wisternoff & James Grant Remix) 09:37 Jean Vayat & Evelynka - My Soul 09:33 Two Lanes - Searching (Ct Fixup Mix) 09:28 Massane - No Return 09:28 C H I L L T R A X - Toh Dzihan 09:23 Dj San & Sebastian Moore - In Your Eyes 09:19 Washed Out - Too Late 09:15 Pableno - Heights 09:11 Boerd Feat. Stella Explorer - Another Life 09:08 Lapsley - Levitate 09:07 C H I L L T R A X - Ct The Backward Chillout Channel 09:04 Bonsaye - Kismet 09:00 Floa & Phonic Youth - Falling Away 08:56 Pines Feat. Water Park - Tell Me 08:52 Rocket Empire - Astoria 08:49 Forester - Saint (Shallou Remix) 08:44 Shingo Nakamura - Come Closer 08:43 C H I L L T R A X - Escape The Noise 08:39 Arto - Para Mi 08:34 Max Cooper - A Model Of Reality (Tor Remix) 08:29 Satin Jackets - Little Airplanes 08:25 Lipless & Blue Noir - Alone 08:20 Fakear - Crystal 08:20 C H I L L T R A X - Glitchy Toh 08:16 R Plus & Faithless Feat. Amelia Fox - It's Enough (The Last High) 08:12 Flume Feat. Emma Louise - Hollow (Logic1000 Remix) 08:08 Approaching Black - Sensitive 08:04 Drama - Hold On (Rezident Remix) 08:04 C H I L L T R A X - Parents Magazine Seal 08:01 Reel People & Paula - Vibe (Moods Remix) 07:56 Blank & Jones - Floatation 07:52 Edapollo - Standing There 07:49 Mango & Cloudcage - More Than This 07:49 C H I L L T R A X - Comes To Chill Out 07:44 Nicholas Gunn Feat. Chris Howard - Thought Of You 07:40 Ben Bohmer Feat. Jonah - Home 07:35 Il:lo - Cynnes 07:31 Running Touch - Why Do I 07:26 Camelphat & Elderbrook - Cola (Simon Mills Full Sugar Mix) 07:26 C H I L L T R A X - Twcc High Standard Of Quality 07:22 Sons Of Maria - Outbound 07:17 Arkangel - Paradigm 07:12 Alampa - Lush Dance 07:08 Melosense - Nous 07:08 C H I L L T R A X - Toh Freesound 07:05 Darius & Amaria - Faded 07:02 Jones Meadow & Clara Mendes - Em Baixo 06:58 Vintage & Morelli - Once Upon A World 06:55 Shallou - Heartaches 06:55 C H I L L T R A X - Dionigi/the Chillout Channel 06:50 Steven Weston Feat. Tae - Same Dream 06:46 Leisure - Be With You 06:42 Sasha - Bygone 06:38 Palladian - Zagara 06:38 C H I L L T R A X - Toh Cymbal Roll Bass 06:34 Kidnap & Pinkpirate - Things Change 06:29 Royksopp Feat. Astrid S - Let's Get It Right 06:24 Vincenzo - Chroma Rush 06:21 Vandelux - All I've Ever Known 06:17 Andrew Nagy & Joel Winterflood - Little To None 06:17 C H I L L T R A X - Chilltrax - Chill Out Piano 06:12 Cahelo - Bananaquit (Mass Digital Extended Remix) 06:08 Fhin Feat. Sahara - Fallin' Fallin' 06:04 Morgin Madison & Ryan Lucian - From The Start (Mm Chill Remix) 05:59 Deep Lo - Lost In You (Soire Remix) 05:55 Tep No Feat. Starzun - Hold Me 05:55 C H I L L T R A X - Organ The Chillout Channel 05:50 Sumsuch Feat. Matty Eeles - Find Home (Vincenzo Remix) 05:45 Volen Sentir & Makebo - Into The Stars 05:42 Emmit Fenn - What Falling In Love Is For 05:39 Cannons - Loving You 05:34 Marsh - Me & You (Joe Miller Remix) 05:34 C H I L L T R A X - Toh Moon Boots 05:30 Satin Jackets Feat. Mandy Jones - In This Life 05:25 Roisin Murphy - Assimilation 05:22 Holen - Breathe 05:17 Blonde Maze - A Break In Continuity (Forty Cats Remix) 05:13 Kelela - Enough For Love 05:13 C H I L L T R A X - Escape 2 Music 05:07 Zaven - Passive Activity (Evren Furtuna Remix) 05:03 Eli & Fur - Better In The Dark 04:58 Camelphat - Waiting (Eli & Fur's Found Version) 04:55 Woven - Brushes 04:51 Mansionair & Kim Tee - Next High 04:47 Che Jose Feat. Jodie Knight - Freedom (Mass Digital Remix Edit) 04:47 C H I L L T R A X - World Comes To Chilltrax.com 04:42 Nicholas Gunn & Alina Renae - Angel Eyes 04:37 Meeting Molly - Gerda 04:33 Chris Malinchak - Saving My Love 04:29 Flexible Fire - Amatista 04:24 Tycho - Horizon (Poolside Remix) 04:23 C H I L L T R A X - Slurry Toh 04:19 Cinnamon Chasers - Surviving The Fire 04:15 Fkj Feat. Little Dragon - Can't Stop 04:12 Odsen - Retrospective 04:07 Rasmus Faber Feat. Metaxas - Be Real (Satin Jackets Remix) 04:07 C H I L L T R A X - Tcc Warm And Tender Ocean 04:02 Heard Right & Oracle - There For You 03:58 Duckmaw - Distant Worlds 03:54 53 Thieves - Lyd 03:49 Northern Form - Mend 03:49 C H I L L T R A X - Street Life Worlds Cc 03:45 Jako Diaz & Leyet - Only You 03:40 Joy Orbison Feat. Lea Sen - Better 03:35 Billion Watchers - Rainman 03:32 Odesza Feat. Maro - Better Now 03:27 Royksopp - Compulsion 03:27 C H I L L T R A X - E-chilled-music 03:22 Ghenwa Nemnom - Story Of A Battle (Chris Zippel Remix) 03:18 Xixi Feat. Kwesi - Close To U 03:13 Pines - Dawn 03:09 Leaving Laurel - The Family We Find 03:09 C H I L L T R A X - Valante Io Toh 03:04 Sons Of Maria - Don't Tell Me I Can't Have It 03:01 Everything But The Girl - Forever 02:55 Emi Ca - Just Breathe 02:52 Charles Webster Feat. Shara Nelson - This Is Real 02:49 Emmit Fenn - The Chase 02:49 C H I L L T R A X - The Chillout Channel Redux 02:45 Diplo & Black Coffee Feat. Elderbrook - Never Gonna Forget 02:42 Dex 1200 - Ongea Nami 02:39 Armin Van Buuren & Matoma Feat Teddy Swims - Easy To Love 02:34 Max Cooper - A Model Of Reality (Tor Remix) 02:29 Evren Furtuna - Enceladus 02:29 C H I L L T R A X - Toh Dzihan 02:24 Arley & Sirolf - One Day 02:21 Bronson Feat. Gallant - Know Me 02:16 Zaven - Voliere Amplitude 02:11 Two Lanes - Never Enough 02:08 Sg Lewis - Honest 02:07 C H I L L T R A X - Escape The Noise 02:02 Adisyn - Digital Heart 01:58 Floa & Phonic Youth - Falling Away 01:54 Kaskade - Find Love 01:51 Rocket Empire - Lima 01:46 Dom Dolla & Mansionair - Strangers (Flight Facilities Remix) 01:42 Fabio Vee & Mike D' Jais - Consolation 01:42 C H I L L T R A X - Backward Rvb Where World Comes 01:38 Chris Malinchak - Control 01:34 Satin Jackets Feat. Tailor - Somewhere In Paradise 01:29 Tycho Feat. Saint Sinner - Japan (Chilltrax Mix) 01:25 Jos & Eli & Eli & Fur - Riffs Of The Night 01:22 Aftruu - Falling Asleep 01:18 London Grammar - Hey Now 01:18 C H I L L T R A X - Glitchy Toh 01:15 Tomb & Lewyn - All But A Dream 01:11 Cinnamon Chasers - Lonely Love 01:07 Il:lo - Ink 01:04 Henry Green - Realign 01:04 C H I L L T R A X - Extraordinary Craftsmanship 01:00 Reel People & Paula - Vibe (Moods Remix) 00:57 Lar - Collide (Jody Wisternoff & James Grant Remix) 00:53 Heard Right Feat. Phoebe Tsen - Pulling Me Under 00:48 Royksopp & Susanne Sundfor - Oh, Lover (Nto Remix) 00:44 Duckmaw - Habits 00:44 C H I L L T R A X - Worldschilloutchannnel Orbit 00:40 Wassu & Mimi Page - Within Me 00:37 Cannons - Footsteps In The Dark 00:34 Flexible Fire - Marea Turquesa 00:30 Tep No - Say What You Wanted 00:26 Moon Boots Feat. Nic Hanson - Keep The Faith 00:26 C H I L L T R A X - Chill Out Chilltrax 00:21 Valante - Vana 00:16 Arkangel - Paradigm 00:11 Marsh Feat. Leo Wood - Over And Over 00:06 Volen Sentir & Makebo - Into The Stars 00:06 C H I L L T R A X - Toh Freesound 00:03 Lapsley - 32 Floors 00:00 Jones Meadow & Clara Mendes - Em Baixo

#Chilltrax #Chillout #Lounge #Downtempo #Ambient #Trance #Deep House #2023 #May 2023

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NASA InSight Lander Arrives on Martian Surface to Learn What Lies Beneath

NASA - InSight Mission logo. Nov. 26, 2018

Image above: NASA's InSight Mars lander acquired this image of the area in front of the lander using its lander-mounted, Instrument Context Camera (ICC). This image was acquired on Nov. 26, 2018, Sol 0 of the InSight mission where the local mean solar time for the image exposures was 13:34:21. Each ICC image has a field of view of 124 x 124 degrees. Image Credits: NASA/JPL-CalTech. Mars has just received its newest robotic resident. NASA's Interior Exploration using Seismic Investigations, Geodesy and Heat Transport (InSight) lander successfully touched down on the Red Planet after an almost seven-month, 300-million-mile (458-million-kilometer) journey from Earth. InSight’s two-year mission will be to study the deep interior of Mars to learn how all celestial bodies with rocky surfaces, including Earth and the Moon, formed.

Mars interior. Animation Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech

InSight launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California May 5. The lander touched down Monday, Nov. 26, near Mars' equator on the western side of a flat, smooth expanse of lava called Elysium Planitia, with a signal affirming a completed landing sequence at approximately noon PST (3 p.m. EST). "Today, we successfully landed on Mars for the eighth time in human history,” said NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine. “InSight will study the interior of Mars, and will teach us valuable science as we prepare to send astronauts to the Moon and later to Mars. This accomplishment represents the ingenuity of America and our international partners and it serves as a testament to the dedication and perseverance of our team. The best of NASA is yet to come, and it is coming soon.” The landing signal was relayed to NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena, California, via one of NASA's two small experimental Mars Cube One (MarCO) CubeSats, which launched on the same rocket as InSight and followed the lander to Mars. They are the first CubeSats sent into deep space. After successfully carrying out a number of communications and in-flight navigation experiments, the twin MarCOs were set in position to receive transmissions during InSight's entry, descent and landing.

Image above: Mars InSight team members Kris Bruvold, left, and Sandy Krasner react after receiving confirmation that the Mars InSight lander successfully touched down on the surface of Mars, Monday, Nov. 26, 2018 inside the Mission Support Area at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California. Image Credits: NASA/Bill Ingalls. From Fast to Slow "We hit the Martian atmosphere at 12,300 mph (19,800 kilometers per hour), and the whole sequence to touching down on the surface took only six-and-a-half minutes," said InSight project manager Tom Hoffman at JPL. "During that short span of time, InSight had to autonomously perform dozens of operations and do them flawlessly — and by all indications that is exactly what our spacecraft did." Confirmation of a successful touchdown is not the end of the challenges of landing on the Red Planet. InSight's surface-operations phase began a minute after touchdown. One of its first tasks is to deploy its two decagonal solar arrays, which will provide power. That process begins 16 minutes after landing and takes another 16 minutes to complete.

InSight solar panels deployment. Animation Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech

The InSight team expects a confirmation later Monday that the spacecraft's solar panels successfully deployed. Verification will come from NASA's Odyssey spacecraft, currently orbiting Mars. That signal is expected to reach InSight's mission control at JPL about five-and-a-half hours after landing. "We are solar powered, so getting the arrays out and operating is a big deal," said Hoffman. "With the arrays providing the energy we need to start the cool science operations, we are well on our way to thoroughly investigate what's inside of Mars for the very first time." InSight will begin to collect science data within the first week after landing, though the teams will focus mainly on preparing to set InSight's instruments on the Martian ground. At least two days after touchdown, the engineering team will begin to deploy InSight's 5.9-foot-long (1.8-meter-long) robotic arm so that it can take images of the landscape. "Landing was thrilling, but I'm looking forward to the drilling," said InSight principal investigator Bruce Banerdt of JPL. "When the first images come down, our engineering and science teams will hit the ground running, beginning to plan where to deploy our science instruments. Within two or three months, the arm will deploy the mission's main science instruments, the Seismic Experiment for Interior Structure (SEIS) and Heat Flow and Physical Properties Package (HP3) instruments."

InSight SEIS instrument deployment. Animation Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech

InSight will operate on the surface for one Martian year, plus 40 Martian days, or sols, until Nov. 24, 2020. The mission objectives of the two small MarCOs which relayed InSight’s telemetry was completed after their Martian flyby. "That's one giant leap for our intrepid, briefcase-sized robotic explorers," said Joel Krajewski, MarCOproject manager at JPL. "I think CubeSats have a big future beyond Earth's orbit, and the MarCO team is happy to trailblaze the way." With InSight’s landing at Elysium Planitia, NASA has successfully soft-landed a vehicle on the Red Planet eight times. "Every Mars landing is daunting, but now with InSight safely on the surface we get to do a unique kind of science on Mars," said JPL director Michael Watkins. "The experimental MarCO CubeSats have also opened a new door to smaller planetary spacecraft. The success of these two unique missions is a tribute to the hundreds of talented engineers and scientists who put their genius and labor into making this a great day."

Mars InSight Mission logo. Animation Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech

JPL manages InSight for NASA's Science Mission Directorate. InSight is part of NASA's Discovery Program, managed by the agency's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama. The MarCO CubeSats were built and managed by JPL. Lockheed Martin Space in Denver built the InSight spacecraft, including its cruise stage and lander, and supports spacecraft operations for the mission. A number of European partners, including France's Centre National d'Études Spatiales (CNES) and the German Aerospace Center (DLR), are supporting the InSight mission. CNES, and the Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris (IPGP), provided the SEIS instrument, with significant contributions from the Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research (MPS) in Germany, the Swiss Institute of Technology (ETH) in Switzerland, Imperial College and Oxford University in the United Kingdom, and JPL. DLR provided the HP3 instrument, with significant contributions from the Space Research Center (CBK) of the Polish Academy of Sciences and Astronika in Poland. Spain's Centro de Astrobiología (CAB) supplied the wind sensors. Related article: NASA’s InSight Spacecraft Has Touched Down on Mars: https://orbiterchspacenews.blogspot.com/2018/11/nasas-insight-spacecraft-has-touched.html Related links: Seismic Experiment for Interior Structure (SEIS): https://mars.nasa.gov/insight/mission/instruments/seis/ Heat Flow and Physical Properties Package (HP3): https://mars.nasa.gov/insight/mission/instruments/hp3/ For more information about InSight, visit: https://www.nasa.gov/insight/ For more information about MarCO, visit: https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/cubesat/missions/marco.php For more information about NASA's Mars missions, go to: https://www.nasa.gov/mars NASA's InSight Mars Lander: https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/insight/main/index.html Images (mentioned), Animations (mentioned), Text, Credits: NASA/Dwayne Brown/JoAnna Wendel/Sean Potter/JPL/DC Agle. Best regards, Orbiter.ch Full article

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Romantic Mars Kisses Uranus, a Moon Perfectly Placed for Evening Enjoyment - a Lunar X, an Occultation, and a Bull and Beehive Buzz, too!

(Above: The star circled in yellow, medium-bright Sigma Orionis, sits a finger’s width below the eastern star Alnitak in Orion’s Belt. Viewed in a telescope, Sigma is revealed to be a beautiful, arrow-shaped grouping of stars - Cupid’s Arrow for Valentine’s Day!)

Hello, Stargazers!

Here are your Astronomy Skylights for the week of February 10th, 2019 by Chris Vaughan. Feel free to pass this along to your friends and send me your comments, questions, and suggested topics. I repost these emails with photos at http://astrogeoguy.tumblr.com/ where all the old editions are archived. You can also follow me on Twitter as @astrogeoguy! Unless otherwise noted, all times are Eastern Time. Please click this MailChimp link to subscribe to these emails. If you are a teacher or group leader interested joining me on a guided field trip to York University’s Allan I. Carswell Observatory or the David Dunlap Observatory, visit www.astrogeo.ca.

I can bring my Digital Starlab inflatable planetarium to your school or other daytime or evening event, visit DiscoveryPlanitarium.com and request me. We’ll tour the Universe together!

Public Astro-Events

Taking advantage of the moon, Mars, and other bright objects in the sky this week, the RASC Toronto Centre astronomers will hold their free monthly public City Sky Star Party in Bayview Village Park (steps from the Bayview subway station), starting around 7 pm on the first clear weeknight this week (Mon, Tue, or Thu only). You don’t need to be an RASC member, or own any equipment, to join them – looks are free! Check here for details, and check the banner on their website home page or Facebook page for the GO or NO-GO decision around 5 pm each day.

Every Monday evening, York University’s Allan I. Carswell Observatory runs an online star party - broadcasting views from four telescopes/cameras, answering viewer questions, and taking requests! Details are here. On Wednesday nights they offer free public viewing through their rooftop telescopes. If it’s cloudy, the astronomers give tours and presentations. Details are here.

On Monday, February 11 at 6 pm, the Toronto Reference Library will present a free lecture by Canadian astronomer Peter Broughton talking about J.S. Plaskett, the scientist who brought Canada onto the world stage in astronomy. Details are here.

On Tuesday, February 12, starting at 6:15 pm, U of T’s AstroTour will present their free planetarium show entitled The Life and Death of Stars. Details are here.

At 7:30 pm on Wednesday, February 13, the RASC Toronto Centre will hold their free monthly Speaker’s Night Meeting at the Ontario Science Centre, and the public are welcome. This month, the speaker will be Michael Watson. He’ll recount the expedition to observe the 1979 Total Solar Eclipse. Check here for details. Parking is free.

On Friday, February 15, starting at 6:30 pm, U of T’s Astronomy and Space Exploration Society (ASX) will present a symposium entitled Boom to Bust - The Story of Our Universe, featuring a panel of expert speakers. Tickets and details are here.

Lunar X on Monday Evening

A few times a year, for a few hours around the First Quarter Moon, a feature called the Lunar X becomes visible in strong binoculars and small telescopes. When the rims of the craters Purbach, la Caille, and Blanchinus are illuminated from a particular angle of sunlight, they form a small, but very clear and bright X-shape. It’s located on the terminator about one third of the way up from the southern pole (bottom) of the Moon (at 2° East, 24° South). The prominent round crater Werner sits to the lower right.

(Above: The Lunar X, shown here just left of centre, is formed around First Quarter, when the sun illuminates the rims of a set of craters located just northwest of dark, round Werner Crater.)

On Monday evening, a Lunar X will peak in intensity at 9:35 pm EST, but the phenomenon will be visible for approximately two hours on either side of that time. This is a global event visible wherever the Moon is in a dark sky during that time window. Simply adjust for your difference from the Eastern Time zone. For the GTA, the Moon will be nicely positioned in the western evening sky.

Cupid’s Arrow?

The star Sigma (σ) Orionis is located less than a finger’s width below the bright, white star Alnitak, which marks the eastern end of Orion’s Belt. Sigma, which can be seen with unaided eyes, is actually a beautiful little grouping of stars. Viewed in any sized telescope, the stars form a narrow V or arrow shape measuring 8 by 2 arc-minutes and pointed towards the upper right (approximately towards the star Mintaka at other end of Orion’s belt). Perhaps sigma is Cupid’s Arrow for Valentine’s Day?

Super(bowl) Targets

If you missed my suggestions for your evening viewing, I posted them with sky charts here.

The Moon and Planets

This is the best week of the lunar month to view the moon. Our celestial partner will be rising during the middle of the day and then setting at about midnight, leaving it perfectly positioned for evening enjoyment. Waxing fuller every night, the moon will pass its First Quarter phase on Monday afternoon (setting up the Lunar X phenomenon I described above).

When we see the moon’s disk fill with light, night-after-night, we are witnessing the sun slowly rising over the moon’s eastern horizon. If an astronaut were standing somewhere along the terminator – the line that divides the moon’s lit and dark hemispheres – she would see the sun hugging the lunar horizon. Meanwhile, the sunlight striking the moon is slanted, and casts long shadows from any topographic high (mountains, ridges, and crater rims), enhancing subtle features. The result is a spectacular view in binoculars and telescopes, especially along the terminator. And new areas are illuminated every night!

In the western evening sky on Sunday (tonight), the nearly half illuminated moon will pass a slim palm’s width to the lower left (south) of Mars and Uranus. Reddish Mars will be visible to the naked eye, but much more distant Uranus, which will be sitting 1.6 finger widths to Mars’ upper left, will require binoculars or a telescope.

On Monday evening, the orbital path of the moon will generate an occultation of a medium-bright star named Mu Ceti in Cetus (the Whale). The event will be visible for North American skywatchers at latitudes north of 34 degrees, although the sky will not be fully dark for viewers in the west. In the Great Lakes region, the dark leading edge of the moon will cover the star at about 8:24 pm Eastern Time. The star will pop out from behind the bright edge of the moon about an hour later. (Watch near the bottom of the moon for the re-appearance.) Timings vary with latitude, so find the star near the moon well ahead of time and watch their separation shrink. This event will work for binoculars and for telescope owners.

(Above: On Monday evening, starting at approximately 8:24 pm Eastern Time, the moon will pass in front of the bright star Mu Ceti. About an hour later, the star will re-appear from behind the southerly, lit portion of the moon. Binoculars and telescopes of any size will show the event, shown here at 7:55 pm EST.)

On Wednesday evening, the waxing gibbous moon’s orbit will carry it directly through the triangular grouping of stars that make up the face of Taurus (the Bull). In late evening, the moon will pass within a finger’s width of the bright, reddish star Aldebaran, which marks the bull’s southerly eye. Check the moon’s position every hour or so, and you’ll see just how rapidly it moves compared to the distant stars.

(Above: The Winter Hexagon remains an easy sight, even during bright moonlight. From Wednesday to Saturday this week, the waxing moon will cross the figure - from Aldebaran to just below Pollux.)

The moon’s position near Aldebaran also starts the moon’s passage directly through the giant ring of stars that form the Winter Hexagon asterism. I wrote about that shape a few weeks ago, and posted a sky chart here. The moon will reach the opposite side of the hexagon, below the bright stars Castor and Pollux, on Saturday night.

But wait – there’s more! High in the southeastern sky on the evening of Sunday, February 17, the nearly full moon will skim the southern edge of the large open star cluster known as The Beehive (or Messier 44) in the constellation of Cancer (the Crab). The moon and the cluster will both fit within the field of view of binoculars or a low magnification telescope, but the moon’s brilliance will mostly overwhelm the clusters’ stars. These encounters occur frequently because the cluster holds a position only 1 degree north of the ecliptic.

(Above: As shown here on Sunday night, February 10, the waxing crescent moon will land a slim palm’s width to the lower left of Mars. Dim, blue Uranus will sit only 1.6 finger widths to Mars’ upper left. For the rest of the week, Mars will slide upwards (yellow track) past Uranus, making closest approach on Tuesday evening, and allowing the blue planet to be spotted in binoculars and small telescopes.)

As far as evening planets go, Mars is the only easy one to see this week – but its location close to Uranus will make finding that distant planet relatively easy in binoculars and telescopes. After dusk, Mars will appear as a medium-bright, reddish pinpoint of light in the lower half of the southwestern sky. The Red Planet will set at about 11:30 pm local time. Mars is slowly shrinking in size and brightness as we increase our distance from it little-by-little.

On the evenings surrounding Tuesday, February 12, Mars’ faster eastward orbital motion will carry it closely past Uranus, which will be more than 12 times farther away from Earth. Their minimum separation of 1 finger’s width will happen on Tuesday evening, when the red and blue planets will appear together in the eyepiece of a backyard telescope at low magnification. Much brighter Mars will be to the upper right (north) of Uranus, but your telescope might flip the view. (Use the nearby moon to test how your telescope alters the view.)

On the subsequent evenings, Mars will move higher and farther away from Uranus. The distant ice giant planet will also remain positioned about 1.6 finger widths above the modestly bright star named Torcular (or Omega Piscium). This week, Uranus will set at around 11 pm local time.

(Above: Mercury is commencing a good appearance for North American observers this week, shown here at 6:20 pm local time on Saturday, February 16.)

Mercury will be visible in the evening sky this week after sunset. It will become easier and easier to see on each consecutive evening. For your best chance to see it, you’ll want binoculars and an open western vista. Look just above the west-southwestern horizon at around 6 pm local time today, and look closer to 6:30 pm local time by the end of this week, when it will have climbed higher in the sky. If you see a bright, unmoving dot, that will be the elusive planet. Nothing else in that part of the sky will match it in brightness.

(Above: The eastern pre-dawn sky continues to display a planet parade, as shown here at 6:30 am local time on Monday morning. Later in the week, Venus will descend to sit close to Saturn.)

The real planet fun is in the morning sky during the coming weeks. Bright Jupiter will rise in the southeastern sky first; at about 3:30 am local time. Even brighter Venus will join the parade just before 5 am. Dimmer, yellowish Saturn will rise before 5:30 am local time, forming a nearly straight line along the ecliptic with Venus and Jupiter. All three planets will remain visible while the morning sky brightens. Venus is swinging back towards the sun now, bringing it closer to Saturn every morning. On Sunday morning, February 17, the two planets will be only 1.5 finger widths apart – a beautiful sight. (They’ll be even closer the next morning!)

Keep looking up, and enjoy the sky when you do. I love questions and requests - so, send me some!

#astronomy #stars #planets #First Quarter Moon #occultation #Taurus #The Beehive #Sigma Orionis #Orion #Mercury #Venus #Mars and Uranus

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New extremely distant solar system object found during hunt for Planet X

Carnegie's Scott Sheppard and his colleagues -- Northern Arizona University's Chad Trujillo, and the University of Hawaii's David Tholen -- are once again redefining our Solar System's edge. They discovered a new extremely distant object far beyond Pluto with an orbit that supports the presence of an even-farther-out, Super-Earth or larger Planet X.

The newly found object, called 2015 TG387, will be announced Tuesday by the International Astronomical Union's Minor Planet Center. A paper with the full details of the discovery has also been submitted to the Astronomical Journal.

2015 TG387 was discovered about 80 astronomical units (AU) from the Sun, a measurement defined as the distance between Earth and the Sun. For context, Pluto is around 34 AU, so 2015 TG387 is about two and a half times further away from the Sun than Pluto is right now.

The new object is on a very elongated orbit and never comes closer to the Sun, a point called perihelion, than about 65 AU. Only 2012 VP113 and Sedna at 80 and 76 AU respectively have more-distant perihelia than 2015 TG387. Though 2015 TG387 has the third-most-distant perihelion, its orbital semi-major axis is larger than 2012 VP113 and Sedna's, meaning it travels much farther from the Sun than they do. At its furthest point, it reaches all the way out to about 2,300 AU. 2015 TG387 is one of the few known objects that never comes close enough to the Solar System's giant planets, like Neptune and Jupiter, to have significant gravitational interactions with them.

"These so-called Inner Oort Cloud objects like 2015 TG387, 2012 VP113, and Sedna are isolated from most of the Solar System's known mass, which makes them immensely interesting," Sheppard explained. "They can be used as probes to understand what is happening at the edge of our Solar System."

The object with the most-distant orbit at perihelion, 2012 VP113, was also discovered by Sheppard and Trujillo, who announced that find in 2014. The discovery of 2012 VP113 led Sheppard and Trujillo to notice similarities of the orbits of several extremely distant Solar System objects, and they proposed the presence of an unknown planet several times larger than Earth -- sometimes called Planet X or Planet 9 -- orbiting the Sun well beyond Pluto at hundreds of AUs.

"We think there could be thousands of small bodies like 2015 TG387 out on the Solar System's fringes, but their distance makes finding them very difficult," Tholen said. "Currently we would only detect 2015 TG387 when it is near its closest approach to the Sun. For some 99 percent of its 40,000-year orbit, it would be too faint to see."

The object was discovered as part of the team's ongoing hunt for unknown dwarf planets and Planet X. It is the largest and deepest survey ever conducted for distant Solar System objects.

"These distant objects are like breadcrumbs leading us to Planet X. The more of them we can find, the better we can understand the outer Solar System and the possible planet that we think is shaping their orbits -- a discovery that would redefine our knowledge of the Solar System's evolution," Sheppard added.

It took the team a few years of observations to obtain a good orbit for 2015 TG387 because it moves so slowly and has such a long orbital period. They first observed 2015 TG387 in October of 2015 at the Japanese Subaru 8-meter telescope located atop Mauna Kea in Hawaii. Follow-up observations at the Magellan telescope at Carnegie's Las Campanas Observatory in Chile and the Discovery Channel Telescope in Arizona were obtained in 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018 to determine 2015 TG387's orbit.

2015 TG387 is likely on the small end of being a dwarf planet since it has a diameter near 300 kilometers. The location in the sky where 2015 TG387 reaches perihelion is similar to 2012 VP113, Sedna, and most other known extremely distant trans-Neptunian objects, suggesting that something is pushing them into similar types of orbits.

Trujillo and University of Oklahoma's Nathan Kaib ran computer simulations for how different hypothetical Planet X orbits would affect the orbit of 2015 TG387. The simulations included a Super-Earth-mass planet at several hundred AU on an elongated orbit as proposed by Caltech's Konstantin Batygin and Michael Brown in 2016. Most of the simulations showed that not only was 2015 TG387's orbit stable for the age of the Solar System, but it was actually shepherded by Planet X's gravity, which keeps the smaller 2015 TG387 away from the massive planet. This gravitational shepherding could explain why the most-distant objects in our Solar System have similar orbits. These orbits keep them from ever approaching the proposed planet too closely, which is similar to how Pluto never gets too close to Neptune even though their orbits cross.

"What makes this result really interesting is that Planet X seems to affect 2015 TG387 the same way as all the other extremely distant Solar System objects. These simulations do not prove that there's another massive planet in our Solar System, but they are further evidence that something big could be out there" Trujillo concludes.

This research was funded by NASA Planetary Astronomy grant NNX15AF44G.

Based on data collected at Subaru Telescope, which is operated by the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan. These results made use of the Discovery Channel Telescope at Lowell Observatory. Lowell is a private, non-profit institution dedicated to astrophysical research and public appreciation of astronomy and operates the DCT in partnership with Boston University, the University of Maryland, the University of Toledo, Northern Arizona University and Yale University. These results used the Large Monolithic Imager, which was built by Lowell Observatory using funds provided by the National Science Foundation (AST-1005313). This paper includes data gathered with the 6.5 meter Magellan Telescopes located at Las Campanas Observatory, Chile.

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New extremely distant solar system object found during hunt for Planet X

The orbits of the new extreme dwarf planet 2015 TG387 and its fellow Inner Oort Cloud objects 2012 VP113 and Sedna as compared with the rest of the Solar System. 2015 TG387 was nicknamed 'The Goblin' by the discoverers, as its provisional designation contains TG and the object was first seen near Halloween. 2015 TG387 has a larger semi-major axis than either 2012 VP113 or Sedna, which means it travels much further from the Sun at its most distant point in its orbit, which is around 2300 AU. Credit: Roberto Molar Candanosa and Scott Sheppard, courtesy of Carnegie Institution for Science. Carnegie's Scott Sheppard and his colleagues—Northern Arizona University's Chad Trujillo, and the University of Hawaii's David Tholen—are once again redefining our Solar System's edge. They discovered a new extremely distant object far beyond Pluto with an orbit that supports the presence of an even-farther-out, Super-Earth or larger Planet X.

2015 TG387 was discovered about 80 astronomical units (AU) from the Sun, a measurement defined as the distance between the Earth and Sun. For context, Pluto is around 34 AU, so 2015 TG387 is about two and a half times further away from the Sun than Pluto is right now.The new object is on a very elongated orbit and never comes closer to the Sun, a point called perihelion, than about 65 AU. Only 2012 VP113 and Sedna at 80 and 76 AU respectively have more-distant perihelia than 2015 TG387. Though 2015 TG387 has the third-most-distant perihelion, its orbital semi-major axis is larger than 2012 VP113 and Sedna's, meaning it travels much farther from the Sun than they do. At its furthest point, it reaches all the way out to about 2,300 AU. 2015 TG387 is one of the few known objects that never comes close enough to the Solar System's giant planets, like Neptune and Jupiter, to have significant gravitational interactions with them.

A comparison of 2015 TG387 at 65 AU with the Solar System's known planets. Saturn can be seen at 10 AU and Earth is, of course, at 1 AU, as the measurement is defined as the distance between the Sun and our home planet. Credit: Roberto Molar Candanosa and Scott Sheppard, courtesy of Carnegie Institution for Science. Read more ~ phys.org

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Increasing demands putting pressure on Deep Space Network

https://sciencespies.com/space/increasing-demands-putting-pressure-on-deep-space-network/

Increasing demands putting pressure on Deep Space Network

WASHINGTON — A growing number of spacecraft missions, as well as NASA’s Artemis program, are putting new pressures on the agency’s Deep Space Network of antennas that communicate with them.

In a July 7 presentation to the steering committee of the planetary science decadal survey, Brad Arnold, manager of the Deep Space Network (DSN) at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, says that even with upgrades to the radio antennas at sites in Australia, California and Spain, the system can’t keep up with growing demand from missions.

“We’re trying to add capacity and more antennas, but we can’t keep up with the demand that’s currently out there, so missions should expect to be getting less availability,” he said.

The DSN is used for communications with missions beyond Earth orbit. Arnold says the network relies on projections of demand from current and proposed missions, then runs “loading studies,” or simulations to see how the various antennas can accommodate them.

Missions typically ask for about 20% more data than they actually get. “At this point, nobody is complaining about that. That’s sort of the game: you ask for 20% high and you end up with what you need,” he said. However, over the next decade that 20% difference between what missions ask and what the DSN can provide will grow. “Instead of being 20% short, we’re going to be about 40% short.”

Those missions in critical phases, such as launches, orbital insertions and landings, will be prioritized so they get the communications they need. “Outside of that, you will get a little less,” he said.

Another factor will be demands on the DSN from Artemis missions to the moon. “This is the gorilla in the room,” he said. “When they need telecom and hot backups and priority 24/7, they’re going to get it. That ultimately will affect our ability to service the rest of the missions.”

The proximity of the moon would appear to allow the DSN to use smaller dishes, saving larger ones, 34 and 70 meters across, for more distant missions. “Obviously at lunar distances we don’t need a 34-meter” dish, he said. However, he added they may be cases where larger dishes may be required to provide sufficient margin for some receivers.

Arnold said the DSN is looking at several approaches to increase capacity on the network. One is to push missions to move from X-band to higher Ka-band frequencies. “X-band is becoming congested and the spectrum for data is limited. We really need to start pushing up to Ka-band,” he said, along with studies of optical communications that could provide even higher bandwidth.

X-band, he added, will be around “for the next couple decades” for current missions and those in development. “My point is, we really need to collectively as a group, as we move to the future, think about getting off X-band.”

While NASA is exploring commercialization options for communications with spacecraft in Earth orbit, Arnold says that is not an option for the DSN. “The return on investment is not clear right now for a commercial enterprise,” he said. “We’re quite a long ways off from that actually happening.”

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"The X-34 demonstrator is shown being taken out of its hangar and placed on the tarmac. The X-34 was classified as part of the Pathfinder class demonstrators which include small experimental vehicles or less expensive flight experiments. These demonstrators were driven by technology and were executed every one to two years. They were done quickly, for low cost, and for a wide range of technologies and applications. The X-34 program was cancelled in 2001."

Date: April 15, 2004

NASA ID: 9906384

#Orbital Sciences X-34 #X-34 #Spaceplane #Reusable Launch Vehicle #NASA #cancelled #suborbital reusable-rocket technology demonstrator #Advanced Space Transportation Program #ASTP #April #2004 #my post

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Mercury ahead! The ESA/JAXA BepiColombo mission to Mercury will make the first of six flybys of its destination planet on 1 October before entering orbit in 2025. Hot on the heels of its last Venus flyby in August, the spacecraft’s next exciting encounter is with Mercury at 23:34 UTC on 1 October (01:34 CEST 2 October). It will swoop by the planet at an altitude of about 200 km, capturing imagery and science data that will give scientists a tantalising first taste of what’s to come in the main mission. The mission comprises two science orbiters which will be delivered into complementary orbits around the planet by the Mercury Transfer Module in 2025. The ESA-led Mercury Planetary Orbiter and the JAXA-led Mercury Magnetospheric Orbiter, Mio, will study all aspects of this mysterious inner planet from its core to surface processes, magnetic field and exosphere, to better understand the origin and evolution of a planet close to its parent star. BepiColombo will make use of nine planetary flybys in total: one at Earth, two at Venus, and six at Mercury, together with the spacecraft’s solar electric propulsion system, to help steer into Mercury orbit. On track for Mercury slingshot Gravitational flybys require extremely precise deep-space navigation work, ensuring that the spacecraft is on the correct approach trajectory. One week after BepiColombo’s last flyby on 10 August, a correction manoeuvre was performed to nudge the craft a little for this first flyby of Mercury, targeting an altitude of 200 km. At present, the craft is predicted to pass the innermost planet at 198 km, and small adjustments can easily be made with solar electric propulsion manoeuvres after the swing-by. As BepiColombo is more than 100 million km away from Earth, with light taking 350 seconds (about six minutes) to reach it, being on target to within just two kilometres is no easy feat. “It is because of our remarkable ground stations that we know where our spacecraft is with such precision. With this information, the Flight Dynamics team at ESOC know just how much we need to manoeuvre, to be in the right place for Mercury’s gravitational assist,” explains Elsa Montagnon, Spacecraft Operations Manager for the mission. “As is often the case, our mission’s path has been planned so meticulously that no further correction manoeuvres are expected for this upcoming flyby. BepiColombo is on track." First glimpse of Mercury During the flybys it is not possible to take high-resolution imagery with the main science camera because it is shielded by the transfer module while the spacecraft is in cruise configuration. However, two of BepiColombo’s three monitoring cameras (MCAMs) will be taking photos from about five minutes after the time of close approach and up to four hours later. Because BepiColombo is arriving on the planet’s nightside, conditions are not ideal to take images directly at the closest approach, thus the closest image will be captured from a distance of about 1000 km. The first image to be downlinked will be from about 30 minutes after closest approach, and is expected to be available for public release at around 08:00 CEST on Saturday morning. The close approach and subsequent images will be downlinked one by one during Saturday morning. The cameras provide black-and-white snapshots in 1024 x 1024 pixel resolution, and are positioned on the Mercury Transfer Module such that they also capture the spacecraft’s solar arrays and antennas. As the spacecraft changes its orientation during the flyby, Mercury will be seen passing behind the spacecraft structural elements. In general, MCAM-2 will point towards the northern hemisphere of Mercury, while MCAM-3 will point towards the southern hemisphere. During the half hour following the close approach, imaging will alternate between the two cameras. Later imaging will be performed by MCAM-3. For the closest images it should be possible to identify large impact craters on the planet’s surface. Mercury has a heavily cratered surface much like the appearance of Earth’s Moon, plotting its 4.6 billion year history. Mapping the surface of Mercury and analysing its composition will help scientists understand more about its formation and evolution. Even though BepiColombo is in ‘stacked’ cruise configuration for the flybys, it will be possible to operate some of the science instruments on both planetary orbiters, allowing a first taste of the planet’s magnetic, plasma and particle environment. “We’re really looking forward to seeing the first results from measurements taken so close to Mercury’s surface,” says Johannes Benkhoff, ESA’s BepiColombo project scientist. “When I started working as project scientist on BepiColombo in January 2008, NASA’s Messenger mission had its first flyby at Mercury. Now it’s our turn. It’s a fantastic feeling!” Celebrating BepiColombo’s namesake The upcoming first Mercury flyby falls on the 101st anniversary of the birth of Giuseppe 'Bepi' Colombo (2 October 1920–20 February 1984), an Italian scientist and engineer for whom the BepiColombo mission is named. Colombo is known for explaining Mercury's peculiar characteristic of rotating about its own axis three times in every two orbits of the Sun. He also realised that by careful choice of a spacecraft’s flyby point as it passed a planet, the planet’s gravity could help the spacecraft make further flybys. His interplanetary calculations enabled NASA’s Mariner 10 spacecraft to achieve three flybys of Mercury instead of one by using a flyby of Venus to change the spacecraft’s flight path – the first of many spacecraft to use such a gravity assist manoeuvre. Following Mariner 10’s mission in 1974-75, NASA’s Messenger spacecraft flew by Mercury three times in 2008-09 and orbited the planet for four years (2011-2015). The BepiColombo mission will build on the successes of its predecessors to provide the best understanding of the Solar System’s innermost planet to date.

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READING DE NACHT READING 2017

my favourite books of the year

my overall favourite book of the year:

david keenan “this is memorial device” [faber & faber] (2017)

POST-CYBERPUNKSTOMPF:

01 nick harkaway "gnomon" (2017) 02 kim stanley robinson "new york 2140" (2017) 03 m john harrison "you should come with me" (2017) 04 gardner dozois (ed) "the year's best science fiction: thirty-fourth annual collection" (2017) 05 james morrow "the asylum of dr. caligari" (2017)

06 annalee newitz "autonomous" (2017) 07 cory doctorow "walkaway" (2017) 08 dave hutchinson "acadia" (2017) + dave hutchinson "slow companions" (2017) 09 ed finn (ed) visions, ventures, escape velocities: a collection of space futures" (2017) 10 bryan thomas schmidt (ed) "infinite stars" (2017)

11 allan kaster "the year's top hard science fiction stories" (2017) 12 nina allen "the rift" (2017) 13 charles stross "the delirium brief" (2017) 14 simon morden "at the speed of light" (2017) 15 ada palmer "seven surrenders" (2017) & "the will to battle" (2017)

16 yoon ha lee "raven stratagem" (2017) 17 john joseph adams (ed) "cosmic powers" (2017) 18 mur lafferty "six wakes" (2017) 19 taiyo fujii "orbital cloud" (2017) 20 andrew bannister "creation machine" (2016) + andrew bannister "iron gods" (2017)

21 gareth l powell "entropic angel & other stories" (2017) 22 ann leckie "provenance" (2017) 23 monica louzon (ed) "catalysts, explorers & secret keepers: women of sf" 24 ian mconald "wolf moon" (2017) 25 neal stephenson & nicole galland "the rise & fall of d.o.d.o." (2017)

26 adam roberts "the real-town murders" (2017) 27 tim pratt "the wrong stars" (2017) 28 jim c. hines "terminal alliance" (2017) 29 charles stross "the empire games" (2017) 30 james s.a. corey "persepolis rising" (2017) + james s.a. corey "strange dogs" (2017)

31 allen steele "avengers of the moon (captain future)" (2017) 32 neal asher "infinity engine [transformation III]" (2017) 33 jason m. hough "injection burn" (2017) + jason m. hough "escape velocity" (2017) 34 donna scott (ed) "best of british science fiction 2016"/una mccormack "star of the sea" (2016) 35 david marusek "upon this rock"/john scalzi "collapsing empire" (2017)

& a couple of re-readings: richard k. morgan "takeshi kovacs trilogy" in view of the coming netflix series and colin harvey "damage time" (2010) ... no further reason needed!

STOMPF KLASSIK:

01 matthew mcintosh "the mystery.doc" (2017)

02 sébastien roger "les désordres du monde. walter benjamin à port-bou" (2017) 03 laurent binet "hhhh" (2012) 04 + laurent binet "the 7th function of language" (2017) 05 jean echenoz "special envoy" (2017)

06 paul stanbridge "forbidden line" (2016) 07 ryu murakami "tokyo decadence (2016) 08 aifric campbell "the semantics of murder" (2008) 09 mark vernon "darker with the day" (2017) 10 magnus mills "the forensic records society" (2017)

GEDÄCHTNISSTOMPF:

01 mckenzie wark "general intellects: 25 thinkers for the 21st century" (2017) 02 claude lefort "wat is politiek?" (2016) 03 ger groot & sam ijsseling "dankbaar en aandachtig" (2013) 04 martin heidegger "beiträge zur philosophie (vom ereignis)" (2003) 05 hannah arendt "totalitarisme" (2014)

06 daniel birnbaum & kim west "life on sirius: the situationist international & the exhibition of art" (2016) 07 ger groot "de geest is uit de fles" (2017) 08 sean gaston "the impossible mourning of jacques derrida" (2006) 09 bas heijne "onbehagen: nieuw licht op de beschaafde mens" (2016) 10 giorgio colli "ecrits sur nietzsche" (2017)

11 frédéric neyrat "échapper à l'horreur" (2017) 12 slavoj zizek "against the double blackmail, refugees, terror & other troubles with the neighbours" (2017) 13 henning mankell "quicksand" (2016) 14 jacques rancière "en quel temps vivons-nous? conversations avec eric hazan" (2017) 15 alain badiou "je vous sais si nombreux... " (2017)

16 alain badou & jean-luc nancy "la tradition allemande dans la philosophie" (2017) 17 tom mccarthy "typewriters bombs jellyfish [essays]" (2017) 18 valeria luiselli "tell me how it ends: an essay in 40 questions" (2017) 19 fredric jameson "raymond chandler: the detections of totality" (2016) 20 umberto eco "chronicles of a liquid society" (2017)

POLARSTOMPF:

01 chris petit "pale horse riding" (2017) + chris petit "the butchers of berlin" (2016) + chris petit "the human pool" (2002) + chris petit "the psalm killer" (1996)

02 john le carré "a legacy of spies" (2017) 03 david hewson "sleep baby sleep" (2017) 04 mick herron "slow horses" (2010) + mick herron "dead lions" (2013) + mick herron "the list" (2015) + mick herron "real tigers" (2016) + mick herron "spook street" (2017) 05 jussi adler-olsen "the scarred woman" (2017)

06 jo nesbo "the thirst" (2017) 07 ben fergusson "the spring of kasper meier" (2014) 08 e.o. chirovici "the book of mirrors" (2017) 09 toni coppers "de zaak magritte" (2017) 10 james r. tuck "mama tried (crime fiction inspired by outlaw country music)" (2016)

YOUNGADULTSTOMPF:

01 philip pullman "la belle sauvage" (2017)

PLATTERSTOMPF:

01 cosey fanni tutti "art sex music" (2017) 02 david keenan "this is memorial device" (2017) 03 joanne demers "drone and apocalypse" (2015) 04 + joanne demers "listening through the noise" (2010) 05 robert barry "the music of the future" (2017)

06 richard cabut & andrew gallix (eds) "punk is dead: modernity killed every night" (2017) 07 butt gavin, kodwo eshun, & mark fisher (eds) "post punk then and now" (2016)" 08 sandra garrido "why are we attracted to sad music" (2016) 09 tomas serrien "klank: een filsofie van de muzikale ervaring" (2017) 10 marlies de munck "waarom chopin de regen niet wilde horen" (2017)

11 daniel warner "live wires" (2017) 12 will carruthers "playing the bass with three left hands" (2016) 13 steve hanley "the big midweek-life inside the fall (2016) 14 tex perkins "tex" (2017) 15 mark lanegan "i am the wolf" (2017)

17 simon reynolds "shock & awe" (2016) 18 andrew o'neill "a history of heavy metal" (2017) 19 bryan ray turcotte "the fucked up reader" (2007) 10 bob batchelor (ed) "literary cash" (2017) 20 simon webb "a 1970s teenager. from bell-bottoms to disco dancing" (2013)

both bell-bottoms and disco dancing can be had @ muntpunt !

POESISSTOMPF:

01 jonty tiplady "zam bonk dip" (2010) 02 murray lachlan young "how freakin' zeitgeist are you?" (2017)

BILDERSTOMPF:

01 peter-andré bloch "sils-maria - "l'île bienheureuse" pour nietzsche" (2017)

02 willem vanhuyse "atlas van de imaginaire verklaringen: het complete handboek vor de 'patafysicus'" (2017) 03 reinhard kleist "nick cave: mercy on me" (2017) 04 william gibson "archangel (a graphic novel)" (2017) 05 a. uderzo, didier conrad & jean-yves ferri "astérix et la transitalique" (2017)

WISSENSCHAFTSTOMPF:

01 thibault damour & mathieu burniat "mysteries of the quantum universe" (2017) 02 brian cox & jeff forshaw "universal: a journey through the cosmos" (2017)

HUMOURSTOMPF:

01 james acaster "james acaster's classic scrapes" (2017)

02 chris wade “the story of derek and clive” (2017)

CYCLOSTOMPF:

01 frederik bakelandt "grinta! de bergen: 10 legendarsche wielercols" (2017)

02 lucien van impe & filip osselaer "de dag dat ik de tour verloor" (2017) 03 jonas heyerick & jelle vermeersch "bahamontes #17-#20" (2017) 04 frank strack "the hardmen: legends of the cycling gods" (2017) 05 matthias m. r. declercq "de val" (2017)

… tsundoku !

may your home be safe from tigers, leroy, x HNY!

the TBR pile grew with...

lászló krasznahorkai "the world goes on" (2017) samanta schweblin "fever dream" (2017)

peter mark, peter helman & penny snyder (eds) "the mountains in art history" (2017)

alvin lucier (ed) "eight lectures on experimental music" (2017) rhian e jones & eli davies "under my thumb: songs that hate women and the women who love them" (2017)

arne dahl "watching you" (2017) philip kerr "prussian blue" (2017) antti tuomainen "the man who died" (2017) jon michelet "the frozen women" (2017) nicolás obregón "blue light yokohama" (2017)

alex lamb "exodus" (2017) c robert cargill "sea of rust" (2017) chris brookmyre "places in the darkness" (2017) d nolan clark "forgotten worlds" & "forbidden suns" (2017) dan moren "the caledonian gambit" (2017) elizabeth moon "cold welcome" (2017) ferrett steinmetz "the uploaded" (2017) greg egan "dichronauts" (2017) ian whates "the ion raider" (2017) jaine fenn "the martian job" (2017) jamie sawyer "pariah" (2017)

jeff noon "a man of shadows" (2017) joe m mcdermott "the fortress at the end of time" (2017) joe zieja "communication failure" (2017) john kessel "the moon and the other" (2017) john meaney "destructor function" (2017) jonathan strahan (ed) "best sf &f of the year vol 11" & "infinity wars" (2017) kameron hurley "the stars are legion" (2017) kay kenyon "at the table of wolves" (2017) malka older "null states" (2017) marina j. lostetter "noumenon" (2017)

martha wells "all systems red" (2017) neil clark (ed) "galactic empires" & "more human than human" (2017) paul mcauley "austral" (2017) r.e. stearns "barbary station" (2017) robert kroese "last iota" (2017) sage walker "the man in a tree" (2017) stephen baxter "obelisk" (2017) + stephen baxter "the massacre of mankind" (2017) sulari gentill "crossing the lines" (2017) the justified ancients of mu mu “2023 a trilogy” (2017) wendy n. wagner "an oath of dogs" (2017)

#rewind 2017

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Danny Phantom Pairing Names

- FrDP has weird pairing names. I’ve seen a few lists floating about but they’ve either been incomplete or not up to date. One night, we were talking on the slack and one of said lists were brought up... and I may or may not have got annoyed at the organization of said list, made my own list, and then updated it.

This was the result of said mess. Enjoy, phandom!

(Updated as of April 17, 2018)

Organized Alphabetically Based On the First Ship Name in Each Section

Sections:

(M/F) Human Pairings [25 different combos]

(M/F) Human and Ghost Pairings [24]

(M/F) Ghost Pairings [14]

(M/M) Human Pairings [15]

(M/M) Human and Ghost Pairings [35]

(M/M) Ghost Pairings [14]

(F/F) All Pairings [23]

Poly Parings [21]

Misc Pairings [34]

All Pairings With Danny [77]*

All Pairings [204]

*I may have missed one or two of the Danny pairings. Excuse me if I did.

(Note: The first name is usually the more well known name for the pairing, and for the purposes of organization, halfas are being counted as humans. Original chart and names came from here (x). Many pairings names taken from this (x) fic. Other name changes/additions are from phandom conversations, private decisions for a new pairing name, and/or new, recent trends for pairing names).

WARNING: This is just a list of pairing names and whether I condone said pairings is irrelevant. That being said, some pairings listed may not make you comfortable. I am including all pairings for information purposes.

If you want to add any names or if there are some alternate names I’m missing, submit them to me, or message me directly. I will not be taking names in the tags anymore.

With that, I hope you guys enjoy!

(M/F) Human Pairings

Amethyst Ocean, Violet Haze, Fakeout-Makeout- Danny/Sam

Brains Over Brawn- Jazz/Dash

Carbon Copy Quarterback- Dani/Dash

Cloned Romantic– Dani/Tucker

Cream Cheese- Vlad/Dani

Dumb Founded- Dash/Sam

Gothic Vampire- Sam/Vlad

Gray Ghost- Valerie/Danny

Hunter Silly- Tucker/Valerie

Jock Goth- Kwan/Sam

Makeup Honor- Dash/Paulina

Misplaced Faith, Secret Disaster- Valerie/Vlad

Moronic Genius, Brain Cookies- Maddie/Jack

Phantom Satellite- Danny/Star

Psycho Cereal, Obsessive Meddler- Vlad/Jazz

Restrained Romance - Danny/Pamela

Pink Astronaut- Paulina/Danny

Sibling Secrets- Jazz/Danny

Sports Satellite- Kwan/Star

Spurned Affection- Vlad/Maddie

Sue Killer- Dani/Danny

Teacher's Pet- Lancer/Jazz

Techno Smarts-Tucker/Jazz

Twinkle Techno- Star/Tucker

Veggie Burger, Ghost's Absence- Tucker/Sam

(M/F) Human and Ghost Pairings

Circus Freaks- Freakshow/Lydia

Classic Cliche- Jazz/Ghostwriter

Dark Gray- Dan/Valerie

Evil Goth- Dan/Sam

Ghost Envy- Jazz/Freakshow

Ghostly Menu- Danny/Lunch Lady

Haunting Desire- Danny/Desiree

Mama’s Boy- (Romantic) Danny/Maddie

Maternal Instincts- (Paternal) Danny/Maddie

Misery Motivated- Vlad/Spectra

Oedipus Complex - Maddie/Dan

Pandora’s Ghost- Danny/Pandora

Phantom Dragon- Dorothea/Danny

Phantom Feline- Kitty/Danny

Phantom Rocker- Danny/Ember

Pitiful Delusion- Dark Danny/Paulina

Purple Prose- Ghostwriter/Sam

Phantom Psychology - Danny/Spectra

School Spirit- Spectra/Lancer

Techno Babble- Jazz/Technus

The Freak Behind Blue Eyes, Dark Fire- Ember/Freakshow

Timely Intelligence- Jazz/Clockwork

Young Bloodthirst – Dan/Dani

Young Love- Dani/Youngblood

(M/F) Ghost Pairings

Black Cat- Johnny 13/Kitty

Girl in the Tower, Timeless Love- Dora/Aragon

Guard Granter- Walker/Desiree

Hunter's Flame- Ember/Skulker

Insane Asylum- Walker/Spectra

Melancholy Assistance- Spectra/Bertrand

Night Sky, Destroyed Satellite- Dan/Star

Packaged Food- Box Ghost/Lunch Lady

Pirate Food- Youngblood/Box Lunch

Punk Poet- Ember/Ghostwriter

Punk Rock- Youngblood/Ember

Retro Movie Do- Poindexter/Dora

Talkative Treacherous– Technus/Desiree

Traps Desired- Desiree/Skulker

(M/M) Human Pairings

Badger Cereal- (Paternal) Vlad/Danny

Go Packers- Dash/Vlad

Lance Lancer- Lancer Thunder/Mr. Lancer

Literature Lovers- Danny/Lancer

Not So Useful Distraction- Kwan/Vlad

Nu Goth- Elliot(Gregor)/Danny

Pac Man- Jack/Vlad

Phantom Fumble- Danny/Kwan

Pitched Tent, Publicity Stunt- Danny/Freakshow

Pompous Pep, Endangered Species- (Romantic) Vlad/Danny

Quacker- Tucker/Kwan

Savant Par, CyberSpace- Danny / Tucker

Swagger Bishie, Locker Bruise, Teddy Ghost- Danny/Dash

The Wrong Sick- Danny/Jack

Tight End- Dash/Kwan

(M/M) Human and Ghost Pairings

Anonymity Park- Danny/Amorpho

Boxed Phantom- Danny/Box Ghost

Callous Query- Danny/Skulker

Cosmic Cyborg- Technus/Danny

Dark Side, Control- Dan / Freakshow

Dark Times- Freakshow/Clockwork

Doubly Evil, Bitterly Broken- Vlad/Dan

Halloween Phantom- Fright Knight/Danny

Haunted Past, Enslaved Exemplar- Dan/Danny

Heroic Amusement, Great Divide- Super!Danny/Fun!Danny

Iambic Prose- Danny/Ghostwriter

Jail Bait, Ghostly Prisoner- Danny/Walker

Lactose Intolerant- Vlad/Dairy King

Locker Buddies- (Platonic) Poindexter/Danny

Lost Time- (Platonic) Danny/Clockwork

Lucky Accident- Johnny 13/Danny

Mad Scientist- Dark Danny/Kwan

New Master - Vlad/Fright Knight

Noodle Nerds- (Romantic) Poindexter/Danny

Oreo Cookie, Phriendship, Pitch Pals - (Platonic) Fenton/Phantom

Phantom PDA- Phantom/Tucker

Phantom Shadows- Shadow/Danny

Pitch Pearl, Photonegative Narcissus- (Romantic) Fenton/Phantom

Red Pearl- (Romantic) Fenton/HypnotizedorEvil!Phantom

Rich History- Vlad/Clockwork

Royal Pain- Danny/Aragon

Spaghetti and Meatballs, Hypnotic Shadows- Freakshow/Johnny 13

Striking Fear- Masters/Plasmius

Techno Geeks, PDA, Technological Advancement- Technus/Tucker

Teenage Dream- Nocturne/Danny

Temporal Trust- (Romantic) Danny/Clockwork

Tireless Dedication- Ghostwriter/Vlad

Tyrannious Hope- Danny/Pariah Dark [I don��t know if the typo is intentional or not]

White Fang- Wulf/Danny

(M/M) Ghost Pairings

All the King’s Men - Pariah Dark/Fright Knight

Blood Red Ink- Dan/Ghostwriter

Dark Dark- Pariah Dark/Dan

Delusions of Grandeur- Pariah Dark/Nocture

Dream Time- Clockwork/Nocturne

Electric Hunter, Sparks, Generator- Technus/Skulker

Esperanto Code of Conduct- Wulf/Walker

Goodnight Moon- Nocturn/Ghostwriter

Gun Magazine- Skulker/Ghostwriter

History Books- Ghostwriter/Clockwork

Meddling Minutes- Dan/Clockwork

Penslammeter- Walker/Ghostwriter

Science Fiction- Technus/Ghostwriter

Tricky Pseudonym- Amorpho/Ghostwriter

Unlucky Author– Johnny/Ghostwriter

(F/F) All Pairings

Butch-ers, Steak Sit-Ups- Lunch Lady/Tetslaff

Burning Buds- (Platonic) Dani/Ember

Dora^2, Panned Doras- Dora/Pandora

Dragon Tattoo- Dora/Lydia

Famous Satelite, Shallow Orbit– Star/Paulina

Feline Grace- Jazz/Kitty

Goth Princess- Sam/Paulina

Gothic Dragon, Medieval Gothic- Sam/Dora

Hide n' Seek- Sam/Valerie

Hot December- Desiree/Ember

Hunter's Facade– Paulina/Valerie

Hypno Therapy- Ember/Jazz

Kith Kin- Sam/Jazz

Mythical Wishes- Desiree/Pandora

Painful Desires- Spectra/Desiree

Perfect Pitch, Pitch Perfect- Paulina/Ember

Platinum Punk- Dani/Ember

Posh Scientist- Maddie/Pamela

Psycho Analysis- Spectra/Jazz

Pussycat Dolls- Kitty/Ember

Royal Wishes- Dora/Desiree

Somber Sear- Ember/Sam

Vengeful Babes- Valerie/Dani

Poly Pairings

3D- Dan/Danny/Dani

Bittersweet Redemption- Dan/Danny/Vlad

Blacks and Blues- Ember/Jazz/Sam

Enchanted Circus- Desiree/Dora/Lydia

Everlasting Trio, Eternal Trio- Danny/Sam/Tucker

Family Breakfast- Jack/Maddie/Vlad

Ghostly Time Machine- Danny/Clockwork/Ghostwriter

Halfas Just Want to Have Fun - Masters/Plasmius/Fenton/Phantom

Hourglass Chess, Chaotic Chess- Clockwork/Dan/Freakshow

Just the Right Amount of Crazy- Clockwork/Dan/Danny/Vlad

Misery Punk Rock- Kitty/Spectra/Ember

Personalized Gift Baskets- Vlad/Maddie/Danny

Phantastic Four- Danny/Tucker/Sam/Valerie

Pitch PDA- Phantom/Fenton/Tucker

Pompous Pearl- Danny Fenton/Danny Phantom/Vlad

Rebel Riders- Danny/Johnny/Valerie

Rocker's Boys- Dash/Ember/Kwan

Striking Pep - Masters/Plasmius/Danny

Technical Star Player- Star/Tucker/Kwan

Triple Blossom- Danny Fenton/Danny Phantom/Sam

Misc Pairings (Mostly Not Organized Alphabetically)

Clone Conspiracy- Dani/Wes Weston

Cryptid Hunting- Valerie/Wes Weston

Overbearing Redheads- Jazz/Wes Weston

Spy Satellite- Star/Wes Weston

Unidentified Flying Ship- Danny/Wes Weston

Employee of the Month- Vlad/Walter Weston

(Daniel Masters in whatever context whether he be from another timeline or a clone son or your choice. As long as the original Danny Fenton and him coexist in some way or at one point had separate identities.)

Bad End- Dan/Daniel Masters

Clone Wars-Daniel Masters/Dani

Perfect Clone- (Romantic) Vlad/Daniel Masters

Perfect Son- (Paternal) Vlad/Daniel Masters

The D- Danny/Dani/Dan/Daniel Masters

Paranormal Facade- Wes/Daniel Masters

Ectodragon- Danny/Draco Malfoy [Harry Potter]

Ectoham- Danny/Randy Cummingham [Randy Cummingham: Ninth Grade Ninja]

Going Dragon- Danny/Jake Long [American Dragon: Jake Long]

Halfworld Royalties- Danny/Raven [Teen Titans]

Invisobilly- Danny/Billy Joe Cobra [Dude That’s My Ghost!]

Ocean Spirit- Danny/Moana [Disney’s Moana]

Spooky Nerds- Danny/Jimmy [Jimmy Neutron]

Spongeboo- Danny/Spongebob[Spongebob]

Ghost in the Shell- Danny/Jenny [My Life as a Teenage Robot]

Robot Techie, XJ-PDA- Tucker/Jenny[My Life as a Teenage Robot]

Green Ecto Splat- Danny/Lee Ping [Detentionaire]

Cold Hands, Ice Ice Baby, Phantom Frost - Danny/Jack Frost [Rise of the Guardians]

Pastel Corpses- Danny/Lars [Steven Universe]

World Wide Web- Tucker/Peter Parker [Spider-man]

Spider Phantom, Radioactive, Friendly Neighborhood Phantom- Danny/Peter Parker [Spider-man]

Delsa, Frozen Core- Danny/Elsa [Frozen]

Fourth Wall Portal- (Platonic) Danny/OC

Ghostly Touch, Phantom Kiss- (Romantic) Danny/OC

Cream Soup-Danny/Fenton Thermos

Love Sucks- Ghost Weasel/Fenton Thermos

Pink Pearl- Danny/His Pink Pants

Technical Difficulties- Tucker/His PDA

All Pairings With Danny

3D- Dan/Danny/Dani

Amethyst Ocean, Violet Haze- Danny/Sam

Anonymity Park- Danny/Amorpho

Badger Cereal- (Platonic and/or Paternal) Vlad/Danny

Bittersweet Redemption - Dan/Danny/Vlad

Boxed Phantom-Danny/Box Ghost

Callous Query- Danny/Skulker

Cold Hands, Ice Ice Baby, Phantom Frost- Danny/Jack Frost [Rise of the Guardians]

Cosmic Cyborg- Technus/Danny

Cream Soup- Danny/Fenton Thermos

Delsa, Frozen Core- Danny/Elsa [Frozen]

Ectodragon- Danny/Draco Malfoy [Harry Potter]

Ectoham- Danny/Randy Cummingham [Randy Cummingham: Ninth Grade Ninja]

Everlasting Trio, Eternal Trio - Danny/Sam/Tucker

Fourth Wall Portal- (platonic) Danny/OC

Ghost in the Shell- Danny/Jenny [My Life as a Teenage Robot]

Ghostly Menu- Danny/Lunch Lady

Ghostly Time Machine- Danny/Clockwork/Ghostwriter

Ghostly Touch, Phantom Kiss- (Romantic) Danny/OC

Going Dragon- Danny/Jake Long [American Dragon: Jake Long]

Goodnight Moon- Nocturn/Ghostwriter

Gray Ghost- Valerie/Danny

Green Ecto Splat- Danny/Lee Ping [Detentionaire]

Halfas Just Want to Have Fun - Masters/Plasmius/Fenton/Phantom

Halfworld Royalties- Danny/Raven [Teen Titans]

Halloween Phantom- Fright Knight/Danny

Haunted Past, Enslaved Exemplar- Dan/Danny

Haunting Desire- Danny/Desiree

Heroic Amusement, Great Divide- Super!Danny/Fun!Danny

Iambic Prose-Danny/Ghostwriter

Invisobilly- Danny/Billy Joe Cobra [Dude That’s My Ghost!]

Jail Bait, Ghostly Prisoner- Danny/Walker

Just the Right Amount of Crazy- Clockwork/Dan/Danny/Vlad

Literature Lovers- Danny/Lancer

Locker Buddies- (Platonic) Poindexter/Danny

Lost Time- (Platonic) Danny/Clockwork

Lucky Accident- Johnny 13/Danny

Mama’s Boy- (Romantic) Danny/Maddie

Maternal Instincts- (Paternal) Danny/Maddie

Noodle Nerds- (Romantic) Poindexter/Danny

Nu Goth- Elliot(Gregor)/Danny

Ocean Spirit- Danny/Moana [Disney’s Moana]

Pandora’s Ghost- Danny/Pandora

Pastel Corpses- Danny/Lars [Steven Universe]

Personalized Gift Baskets- Vlad/Maddie/Danny

Phantastic Four- Danny/Tucker/Sam/Valerie

Phantom Dragon- Dorothea/Danny

Phantom Feline- Kitty/Danny

Phantom Fumble- Danny/Kwan

Phantom Rocker- Danny/Ember

Phantom Satellite- Danny/Star

Phantom Shadows- Shadow/Danny

Pitiful Delusion- Dark Danny/Paulina

Pink Pearl- Danny/His Pink Pants

Phantom Psychology - Danny/Spectra

Pitched Tent, Publicity Stunt- Danny/Freakshow

Pompous Pearl- Danny Fenton/Danny Phantom/Vlad

Pompous Pep, Endangered Species- (Romantic) Vlad/Danny

Rebel Riders- Danny/Johnny/Valerie

Red Pearl- (Romantic) Fenton/ [Hypnotized/Evil] Phantom

Restrained Romance - Danny/Pamela

Royal Pain- Danny/Aragon

Savant Par, CyberSpace- Danny / Tucker

Pink Astronaut- Paulina/Danny

Sibling Secrets- Jazz/Danny

Spider Phantom, Radioactive, Friendly Neighborhood Phantom- Danny/Peter Parker [Spider-man]

Spongeboo- Danny/Spongebob[Spongebob]

Spooky Nerds- Danny/Jimmy [Jimmy Neutron]

Striking Pep - Masters/Plasmius/Danny

Sue Killer- Dani/Danny

Swagger Bishie, Locker Bruise, Teddy Ghost- Danny/Dash

Teenage Dream- Nocturne/Danny

Temporal Trust- (Romantic) Danny/Clockwork

The D- Danny/Dani/Dan/Daniel Masters

The Wrong Sick- Danny/Jack

Triple Blossom- Danny Fenton/Danny Phantom/Sam

Tyrannious Hope- Danny/Pariah Dark

Unidentified Flying Ship- Danny/Wes

White Fang - Wulf/Danny

All Pairings

3D- Dan/Danny/Dani

All the King’s Men - Pariah Dark/Fright Knight

Amethyst Ocean, Violet Haze, Fakeout-Makeout- Danny/Sam

Anonymity Park- Danny/Amorpho

Bad End- Dan/Daniel

Badger Cereal- (Platonic and/or Paternal) Vlad/Danny

Bittersweet Redemption- Dan/Danny/Vlad

Black Cat- Johnny 13/Kitty

Blacks and Blues- Ember/Jazz/Sam

Blood Red Ink - Dan/Ghostwriter

Boxed Phantom- Danny/Box Ghost

Brains Over Brawn- Jazz/Dash

Butch-ers, Steak Sit-Ups- Lunch Lady/Tetslaff

Burning Buds- (Platonic) Dani/Ember

Callous Query- Danny/Skulker

Carbon Copy Quarterback- Dani/Dash

Circus Freaks- Freakshow/Lydia

Classic Cliche- Jazz/Ghostwriter

Clone Conspiracy- Dani/Wes Weston

Clone Wars-Daniel Masters/Dani

Cloned Romantic– Dani/Tucker

Cold Hands, Ice Ice Baby, Phantom Frost- Danny/Jack Frost [Rise of the Guardians]

Cosmic Cyborg- Technus/Danny

Cream Cheese- Vlad/Dani

Cream Soup-Danny/Fenton Thermos

Cryptid Hunting- Valerie/Wes Weston

Dark Dark- Pariah Dark/Dan

Dark Gray- Dan/Valerie

Dark Side, Control- Dan / Freakshow

Dark Times- Freakshow/Clockwork

Delsa, Frozen Core- Danny/Elsa [Frozen]

Delusions of Grandeur- Pariah/Nocture

Dora^2- Dora/Pandora

Doubly Evil, Bitterly Broken- Vlad/Dan

Dragon Tattoo- Dora/Lydia

Dream Time- Clockwork/Nocturne

Dumb Founded- Dash/Sam

Ectodragon- Danny/Draco Malfoy [Harry Potter]

Ectoham- Danny/Randy Cummingham [Randy Cummingham: Ninth Grade Ninja]

Electric Hunter, Sparks, Generator- Technus/Skulker

Employee of the Month- Vlad/Walter Weston

Enchanted Circus- Desiree/Dora/Lydia

Esperanto Code of Conduct- Wulf/Walker

Everlasting Trio, Eternal Trio- Danny/Sam/Tucker

Evil Goth- Dan/Sam

Family Breakfast- Jack/Maddie/Vlad

Famous Satelite, Shallow Orbit– Star/Paulina

Feline Grace- Jazz/Kitty

Fourth Wall Portal- (Platonic) Danny/OC

Ghost Envy- Jazz/Freakshow

Ghost in the Shell- Danny/Jenny [My Life as a Teenage Robot]

Ghostly Menu- Danny/Lunch Lady

Ghostly Time Machine- Danny/Clockwork/Ghostwriter

Ghostly Touch, Phantom Kiss- (Romantic) Danny/OC

Girl in the Tower, Timeless Love- Dora/Aragon

Go Packers- Dash/Vlad

Going Dragon- Danny/Jake Long [American Dragon: Jake Long]

Goth Princess- Sam/Paulina

Gothic Dragon, Medieval Gothic- Sam/Dora

Gothic Vampire- Sam/Vlad

Gray Ghost- Valerie/Danny

Green Ecto Splat- Danny/Lee Ping [Detentionaire]

Guard Granter- Walker/Desiree

Gun Magazine- Skulker/Ghostwriter

Halfas Just Want to Have Fun - Masters/Plasmius/Fenton/Phantom

Halfworld Royalties- Danny/Raven [Teen Titans]

Halloween Phantom- Fright Knight/Danny

Haunted Past, Enslaved Exemplar- Dan/Danny

Haunting Desire- Danny/Desiree

Heroic Amusement, Great Divide- Super!Danny/Fun!Danny

Hide n' Seek- Sam/Valerie

History Books- Ghostwriter/Clockwork

Hot December- Desiree/Ember

Hourglass Chess, Chaotic Chess- Clockwork/Dan/Freakshow

Hunter Silly- Tucker/Valerie

Hunter's Facade– Paulina/Valerie

Hunter's Flame- Ember/Skulker

Hypno Therapy- Ember/Jazz

Iambic Prose- Danny/Ghostwriter

Insane Asylum- Walker/Spectra

Invisobilly- Danny/Billy Joe Cobra [Dude That’s My Ghost!]

Jail Bait, Ghostly Prisoner- Danny/Walker

Jock Goth- Kwan/Sam

Just the Right Amount of Crazy- Clockwork/Dan/Danny/Vlad

Kith Kin- Sam/Jazz

Lactose Intolerant- Vlad/Dairy King

Lance Lancer- Lance Thunder/Mr. Lancer

Literature Lovers- Danny/Lancer

Locker Buddies- (Platonic) Poindexter/Danny

Lost Time- (Platonic) Danny/Clockwork

Love Sucks- Ghost Weasel/Fenton Thermos

Lucky Accident- Johnny 13/Danny

Mad Scientist- Dark Danny/Kwan

Makeup Honor- Dash/Paulina

Mama’s Boy- (Romantic) Danny/Maddie

Maternal Instincts- (Paternal) Danny/Maddie

Meddling Minutes- Dan/Clockwork

Melancholy Assistance- Spectra/Bertrand

Misery Motivated- Vlad/Spectra

Misery Punk Rock- Kitty/Spectra/Ember

Misplaced Faith, Secret Disaster- Valerie/Vlad

Moronic Genius, Brain Cookies- Maddie/Jack

Mythical Wishes- Desiree/Pandora

New Master - Vlad/Fright Knight

Night Sky, Destroyed Satellite- Dan/Star

Noodle Nerds- (Romantic) Poindexter/Danny

Not So Useful Distraction- Kwan/Vlad

Nu Goth- Elliot(Gregor)/Danny

Ocean Spirit- Danny/Moana [Disney’s Moana]

Oedipus Complex - Maddie/Dan

Oreo Cookie, Phriendship, Pitch Pals- (Platonic) Fenton/Phantom

Overbearing Redheads- Jazz/Wes Weston

Pac Man- Jack/Vlad

Packaged Food- Box Ghost/Lunch Lady

Painful Desires- Spectra/Desiree

Pastel Corpses- Danny/Lars [Steven Universe]

Pandora’s Ghost- Danny/Pandora

Paranormal Facade- Wes/Daniel Masters

Penslammeter- Walker/Ghostwriter

Perfect Pitch, Pitch Perfect- Paulina/Ember

Perfect Clone- (Romantic) Vlad/Daniel Masters

Perfect Son- (Paternal) Vlad/Daniel Masters

Personalized Gift Baskets- Vlad/Maddie/Danny

Phantastic Four- Danny/Tucker/Sam/Valerie

Phantom Dragon- Dorothea/Danny

Phantom Feline- Kitty/Danny

Phantom Fumble- Danny/Kwan

Phantom PDA- Phantom/Tucker

Phantom Psychology - Danny/Spectra

Platinum Punk- Dani/Ember

Phantom Rocker- Danny/Ember

Phantom Satellite- Danny/Star

Phantom Shadows- Shadow/Danny

Pink Pearl- Danny/His Pink Pants

Pirate Food- Youngblood/Box Lunch

Pitch PDA- Phantom/Fenton/Tucker

Pitch Pearl, Photonegative Narcissus- (Romantic) Fenton/Phantom

Pitched Tent, Publicity Stunt- Danny/Freakshow

Pompous Pearl- Danny Fenton/Danny Phantom/Vlad

Pompous Pep, Endangered Species- (Romantic) Vlad/Danny

Posh Scientist- Maddie/Pamela

Psycho Analysis- Spectra/Jazz

Psycho Cereal, Obsessive Meddler- Vlad/Jazz

Psychotic Sues- Danny/OC

Punk Poet- Ember/Ghostwriter

Punk Rock- Youngblood/Ember

Purple Prose- Ghostwriter/Sam

Pussycat Dolls- Kitty/Ember

Quacker- Tucker/Kwan

Rebel Riders- Danny/Johnny/Valerie

Red Pearl- (Romantic) Fenton/ [Hypnotized/Evil] Phantom

Restrained Romance - Danny/Pamela

Retro Movie Do- Poindexter / Dora

Rich History- Vlad/Clockwork

Robot Techie, XJ-PDA- Tucker/Jenny [My Life as a Teenage Robot]

Rocker's Boys- Dash/Ember/Kwan

Royal Pain- Danny/Aragon

Royal Wishes- Dora/Desiree

Savant Par, CyberSpace- Danny / Tucker

School Spirit- Spectra/Lancer

Science Fiction- Technus/Ghostwriter

Pink Astronaut- Paulina/Danny

Sibling Secrets- Jazz/Danny

Somber Sear- Ember/Sam

Spaghetti and Meatballs, Hypnotic Shadows- Freakshow/Johnny 13

Spider Phantom, Radioactive, Friendly Neighborhood Phantom- Danny/Peter Parker [Spider-man]

Spooky Nerds- Danny/Jimmy [Jimmy Neutron]

Spongeboo- Danny/Spongebob[Spongebob]

Sports Satellite- Kwan/Star

Spurned Affection- Vlad/Maddie

Spy Satellite- Star/Wes Weston

Striking Fear- Masters/Plasmius

Striking Pep - Masters/Plasmius/Danny

Sue Killer- Dani/Danny

Swagger Bishie, Locker Bruise, Teddy Ghost- Danny/Dash

Talkative Treacherous– Technus/Desiree

Teacher's Pet- Lancer/Jazz

Technical Difficulties- Tucker/His PDA

Technical Star Player- Star/Tucker/Kwan

Techno Babble- Jazz/Technus

Techno Geeks, PDA, Technological Advancement- Technus/Tucker

Techno Smarts-Tucker/Jazz

Teenage Dream- Nocturne/Danny

Temporal Trust- (Romantic) Danny/Clockwork

Tricky Pseudonym- Amorpho/Ghostwriter

The D- Danny/Dani/Dan/Daniel Masters

The Freak Behind Blue Eyes, Dark Fire- Ember/Freakshow

The Wrong Sick- Danny/Jack

Tight End- Dash/Kwan

Timely Intelligence- Jazz/Clockwork

Tireless Dedication- Ghostwriter/Vlad

Traps Desired- Desiree/Skulker

Triple Blossom- Danny Fenton/Danny Phantom/Sam

Twinkle Techno- Star/Tucker

Tyrannious Hope- Danny/Pariah Dark

Unidentified Flying Ship- Danny/Wes Weston

Unlucky Author– Johnny/Ghostwriter

Veggie Burger, Ghost's Absence- Tucker/Sam

Vengeful Babes- Valerie/Dani

White Fang- Wulf/Danny

Young Bloodthirst – Dan/Dani

Young Love- Dani/Youngblood

(Again, if you want to add any names or if there are some alternate names I’m missing, submit them to me, or message me directly. I will not be taking names in the tags anymore. Thanks for going to the bottom of this long list! See ya next time, dudes!)

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400+ TOP ISRO Interview Questions and Answers

ISRO Interview Questions for freshers and experienced :-

1. What Is The Full Form Of ISRO ? ISRO Stands for Indian Space Research Organisation 2. Who Is Considered As The "founding Father" Of Indian Space Programme? Dr Vikram A Sarabhai is considered as the founding father of space programmes in India. 3. When Was Isro Formed? ISRO was formed on August 15, 1969. 4. When Was Department Of Space Constituted? Department of Space (DOS) and the Space Commission were set up in 1972. ISRO was brought under DOS on June 1, 1972. 5. What Is The Main Objective Of Isro? The prime objective of ISRO is to develop space technology and its application to various national needs.

ISRO Questions 6. How These Objectives Are Met? ISRO has established two major space systems, INSAT for communication, television broadcasting and meteorological services, and Indian Remote Sensing Satellites (IRS) system for resources monitoring and management. ISRO has developed two satellite launch vehicles, PSLV and GSLV, to place INSAT and IRS satellites in the required orbits. 7. Where The Satellites Are Made? Satellites are made at ISRO Satellite Centre (ISAC), Bangalore. 8. Where The Rockets / Launch Vehicles Are Made? Rockets / Launch Vehicles are made at Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (VSSC), Thiruvanathapuram. 9. From Where Are The Rockets Launched? ISRO's Launch facility is located at SDSC SHAR from where Launch Vehicles and Sounding Rockets are launched. Sounding rockets are also launched from TERLS at Thiruvananthapuram. 10. How Can I Order For Satellite Data? You can get data from National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC), Hyderabad. 11. Where The Space Programme Began In India? Indian Space Programme began at Thumba Equatorial Rocket Launching Station (TERLS) located at Thumba near Thiruvanathapuram. 12. Why Was Thumba Selected For Being Rocket Launching Station? The geomagnetic equator of the earth passes over Thumba. 13. What Is A Sounding Rocket? A sounding rocket is a rocket, which is intended for assessing the physical parameters of the upper atmosphere. 14. What Does The Letter 'rh' And The Numerals On An Indian Sounding Rocket Signify? RH stands for 'Rohini' sounding rocket and the numeral indicate the diameter of the rocket in mm. 15. When Was The First Rocket Launched In India? Which Was The Rocket? The first rocket, a Nike-Apache, procured from the US, was launched on November 21, 1963. 16. When Did India Begin Developing Its Own Rockets? India’s first indigenous sounding rocket, RH-75, was launched on November 20, 1967. 17. What Is The Expansion Of Vssc And When It Was Formed? Space Science and Technology Centre (SSTC) was renamed as Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (VSSC) in 1972 in honor of Dr Vikram Sarabahi who met with his untimely demise on December 30, 1971. 18. How Many Centres Are There In Isro? There are six major Centres and several other Units, Agencies, Facilities and Laboratories spread across the country. 19. Where Are These Centres Located? Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (VSSC), Thiruvananthapuram; ISRO Satellite Centre (ISAC), Bangalore; Satish Dhawan Space Centre (SDSC – SHAR) at Sriharikota; Liquid Propulsion Systems Centre (LPSC) at Thiruvananthapuram, Bangalore and Mahendragiri, Space Application Centre (SAC), Ahmedabad and National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC), Hyderabad. 20. What Is The Major Function Of These Centres? Launch Vehicles are build at VSSC, Thiruvananthapuram; Satellites are designed and developed at ISAC, Bangalore; Integration and launching of satellites and launch vehicles are carried out from SDSC, Shriharikota; Development of liquid stages including cryogenic stage is carried out at LPSC, Sensors for Communication and Remote Sensing satellites and application aspects of the space technology are taken up at SAC, Ahmedabad and Remote Sensing satellite data reception processing and dissemination by NRSC, Hyderabad. 21. Which Is The First Launch Vehicle Of India? Satellite Launch Vehicle-3 (SLV-3) is the first launch vehicle of India.. 22. When Was It Launched? The first successful launch of SLV-3 took place on July 18, 1980 from SDSC SHAR. 23. What Are The Other Launch Vehicles Developed By India? Apart from SLV-3, India developed Augmented Satellite Launch Vehicle (ASLV), Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) and Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV). 24. How Satellites Are Broadly Classified? Satellites are broadly classified into two, viz., Communication satellites and Remote Sensing satellites. 25. What Is A Communication Satellite? A communication satellite usually operates from the Geosynchronous orbit catering to requirements in communication, television broadcasting, meteorology, disaster warning etc. ISRO Questions and Answers Pdf :: 26. What Is A Remote Sensing Satellite? A Remote Sensing satellite is intended for natural resource monitoring and management and operates from a Sun Synchronous Polar Orbit (SSPO). 27. What Is Nnrms? NNRMS is the acronym for National Natural Resources Management System. NNRMS is an integrated resources management system aimed at optimal utilisation of the natural resources of the country by proper and systematic inventory of resource availability using Remote Sensing data in conjunction with conventional techniques. 28. Which Is The First Indian Satellite? Aryabhata is the first Indian satellite 29. From Where Was It Launched? It was launched from the former Soviet Union on April 19, 1975. 30. Which Is The Heaviest Satellite Launched By India From Indian Soil? INSAT-4CR weighing 2130 kg and launched by GSLV-F04 on September 2, 2007 is the heaviest satellite launched from India. 31. How Many Launches Of Launch Vehicles Were Carried Out So Far? 38 launch vehicle missions were carried from India so far (till March 2013). 32. How Many Satellites Have Been Launched By India? 68 + 35 (foreign) satellites were put into orbit so far (till March 2013). 33. Which Is The First Operational Launch Vehicle Of India? PSLV is the first operational launch vehicle of India. It had so far three developmental flights and nineteen operational flights - 21 continuously successful flights. 34. What Is Chandrayaan-1? Chandrayaan-1 is a scientific investigation – by spacecraft – of the Moon. The name Chandrayaan means “Chandra- Moon, Yaan-vehicle”, –in Indian languages (Sanskrit and Hindi) , – the lunar spacecraft. Chandrayaan-1 is the first Indian planetary science and exploration mission. 35. When, And From Where, Chandrayaan-1 Was Launched? Chandrayaan-1 was launched on October 22, 2008 from Satish Dhawan Space Centre at Sriharikota (SHAR), India. 36. How Long Chandrayaan-1 Was Operational? Chandrayaan-1 was operational for 312 days till August 28, 2009. 37. What Are Chandrayaan's Scientific Goals? The Chandrayaan-1 mission is aimed at high-resolution Remote Sensing of the Lunar surface in visible, near Infrared, low energy X-rays and high-energy X-ray regions. Specific scientific goals are: To prepare a three-dimensional atlas (with a high spatial and altitude resolution of 5-10 m) of both near and far side of the moon. To conduct chemical and mineralogical mapping of the entire lunar surface for distribution of mineral and chemical elements such as Magnesium, Aluminium, Silicon, Calcium, Iron and Titanium as well as high atomic number elements such as Radon, Uranium & Thorium with high spatial resolution. By simultaneous photo geological and chemical mapping, we will be able to identify different geological units, which will test the hypothesis for the origin and early evolutionary history of the moon and help in determining the nature of the lunar crust. 38. What Are The Scientific Instruments Onboard Chandrayaan-1? There are eleven scientific instruments onboard Chandrayaan-1 spacecraft. Five of them are Indian and other six are from ESA (3), NASA (2) and Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (1) selected through ISRO Announcement of Opportunity (AO). Two of the ESA instruments have Indian collaboration. 39. What Is The Temperature On The Moon? The moon undergoes extremes in temperature the side of the Moon receiving sunlight becomes scorching hot at about 130 ºC, and freezing cold at -180 ºC during night. 40. Is There Any Life On Moon? So far none of the lunar missions have detected any signature of presence of life on the Moon. 41. Why Do We See Only One Side Of The Moon? As the Moon orbits, it always presents the same side towards the Earth. This is so because Earth's gravity has slowed the Moon's rotation so that it just matches the time it takes to go around the Earth. So the Moon takes the same amount of time to revolve around the Earth as it takes to rotate around its spin axis. 42. What Is The Total Budget For Realising Chandrayaan-1 Mission? The budgetary estimate for realising the proposed Indian lunar mission Chandrayaan-1 stands at Rs. 386.00 crores (about $76 million). This includes Rs. 53.00 crores (about $11 million) for Payload development, Rs. 83.00 crores (about $17 million) for Spacecraft Bus, Rs. 100.00 crores ($20 million) towards establishment of Deep Space Network, Rs. 100.00 crores ($20 million) for PSLV launch vehicle and Rs. 50.00 crores ($10 million) for scientific data centre, external network support and programme management expenses. 43. What Is Antrix? Antrix is the commercial wing of ISRO, a single window agency for marketing Indian space capabilities both products and services to the world.

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New extremely distant solar system object found during hunt for Planet X

IMAGE: An artist’s conception of a distant Solar System Planet X, which might be forming the orbits of smaller sized extremely distant external Solar System items like 2015 TG387 found by a. view more

Credit: Illustration by Roberto Molar Candanosa and Scott Sheppard, thanks to Carnegie Institution for Science.

Washington, DC–Carnegie’sScott Sheppard and his associates–NorthernArizona University’s Chad Trujillo, and the University of Hawaii’s David Tholen– are when again redefining our Solar System’s edge. They found a new extremely distant object far beyond Pluto with an orbit that supports the existence of an even-farther-out, Super-Earth or bigger PlanetX

The freshly found object, called 2015 TG387, will be revealed Tuesday by the International Astronomical Union’s Minor PlanetCenter A paper with the complete information of the discovery has actually likewise been sent to the AstronomicalJournal

2015 TG387 was found about 80 huge systems (AU) from the Sun, a measurement specified as the range in between the Earth andSun For context, Pluto is around 34 AU, so 2015 TG387 has to do with 2 and a half times even more far from the Sun than Pluto is right now.

The new object is on a really lengthened orbit and never ever comes closer to the Sun, a point called perihelion, than about 65 AU. Only 2012 VP113 and Sedna at 80 and 76 AU respectively have more-distant perihelia than 2015 TG387 Though 2015 TG387 has the third-most-distant perihelion, its orbital semi-major axis is bigger than 2012 VP113 and Sedna’s, implying it takes a trip much further from the Sun than they do. At its outermost point, it reaches all the method out to about 2,300 AU. 2015 TG387 is among the couple of recognized items that never ever comes close adequate to the Solar System’s huge worlds, like Neptune and Jupiter, to have substantial gravitational interactions with them.

“These so-called Inner Oort Cloud objects like 2015 TG387, 2012 VP113, and Sedna are isolated from most of the Solar System’s known mass, which makes them immensely interesting,”Sheppard discussed. “They can be used as probes to understand what is happening at the edge of our Solar System.”

Theobject with the most-distant orbit at perihelion, 2012 VP113, was likewise found by Sheppard and Trujillo, who revealed that discover in2014 The discovery of 2012 VP113 led Sheppard and Trujillo to observe resemblances of the orbits of a number of extremely distant Solar System items, and they proposed the existence of an unidentified planet a number of times bigger than Earth– often called Planet X or Planet 9– orbiting the Sun well beyond Pluto at numerous AUs.

“We think there could be thousands of small bodies like 2015 TG387 out on the Solar System’s fringes, but their distance makes finding them very difficult,”Tholen stated. “Currently we would only detect 2015 TG387 when it is near its closest approach to the Sun. For some 99 percent of its 40,000-year orbit, it would be too faint to see.”

Theobject was found as part of the group’s continuous hunt for unidentified dwarf worlds and PlanetX It is the biggest and inmost study ever carried out for distant Solar System items.

“These distant objects are like breadcrumbs leading us to Planet X. The more of them we can find, the better we can understand the outer Solar System and the possible planet that we think is shaping their orbits—a discovery that would redefine our knowledge of the Solar System’s evolution,”Sheppard included.

It took the group a couple of years of observations to acquire an excellent orbit for 2015 TG387 due to the fact that it moves so gradually and has such a long orbital duration. They very first observed 2015 TG387 in October of 2015 at the Japanese Subaru 8-meter telescope situated atop Mauna Kea inHawaii Follow- up observations at the Magellan telescope at Carnegie’s Las Campanas Observatory in Chile and the Discovery Channel Telescope in Arizona were acquired in 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018 to identify 2015 TG387’s orbit.

2015 TG387 is most likely on the little end of being a dwarf planet given that it has a size near 300 kilometers. The area in the sky where 2015 TG387 reaches perihelion resembles 2012 VP113, Sedna, and most other understood extremely distant trans-Neptunian items, recommending that something is pressing them into comparable kinds of orbits.

Trujillo and University of Oklahoma’s Nathan Kaib ran computer system simulations for how various theoretical Planet X orbits would impact the orbit of 2015 TG387 The simulations consisted of a Super-Earth- mass planet at a number of hundred AU on a lengthened orbit as proposed by Caltech’s Konstantin Batygin and Michael Brown in2016 Most of the simulations revealed that not just was 2015 TG387’s orbit stable for the age of the Solar System, however it was really shepherded by Planet X’s gravity, which keeps the smaller sized 2015 TG387 far from the huge planet. This gravitational shepherding might discuss why the most-distant items in our Solar System have comparable orbits. These orbits keep them from ever approaching the proposed planet too carefully, which resembles how Pluto never ever gets too near Neptune although their orbits cross.

“What makes this result really interesting is that Planet X seems to affect 2015 TG387 the same way as all the other extremely distant Solar System objects. These simulations do not prove that there’s another massive planet in our Solar System, but they are further evidence that something big could be out there”Trujillo concludes.

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This research study was moneyed by NASA Planetary Astronomy grant NNX15 AF44 G.

Based on information gathered at Subaru Telescope, which is run by the National Astronomical Observatory ofJapan These results used the Discovery Channel Telescope at LowellObservatory Lowell is a personal, non-profit organization committed to astrophysical research study and public gratitude of astronomy and runs the DCT in collaboration with Boston University, the University of Maryland, the University of Toledo, Northern Arizona University and YaleUniversity These results utilized the Large Monolithic Imager, which was developed by Lowell Observatory utilizing funds supplied by the National Science Foundation (AST-1005313). This paper consists of information collected with the 6.5 meter Magellan Telescopes situated at Las Campanas Observatory, Chile.

TheCarnegie Institution for Science is a personal, not-for-profit company headquartered in Washington, D.C., with 6 research study departments throughout the U.S. Since its starting in 1902, the Carnegie Institution has actually been a pioneering force in standard clinical research study. Carnegie researchers are leaders in plant biology, developmental biology, astronomy, products science, international ecology, and Earth and planetaryscience .

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