Gravity as a biological determinant.
Biological systems response to inertial environment, escape from earth gravity, planetary gravity and artificial gravity
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Methods of simulating weightlessness.
Weightlessness simulation, discussing mechanics of biological effects, simulation of specific anticipated effects and concept of mechanical acceleration and gravity equivalent effects
Bengele, H.↗
HST/STIS Observations of Ganymede's Auroral Ovals at Eastern Elongation
We report on new Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph (STIS) observations of Ganymede s auroral emissions obtained (to be obtained) during two visits with the Hubble Space Telescope (HST). The observations of the first visit, a five orbits, were obtained on November 19, 2010 and the second visit, also a five orbits, is scheduled for opposition in October/November 2011. We will present results of the full campaign, in case of a successful execution of the second visit. Our observations cover more than half a cycle of system III longitudes of Ganymede s positions within Jupiter s magnetosphere for each visit. We analyze the observations with respect to brightness and locations of Ganymede auroral ovals. Our goal is to set constrains on the interaction of Ganymede s mini-magnetosphere with Jupiter s magnetosphere, Ganymede s magnetic field and plasma environment, and if possible on Ganymede s neutral atmosphere.
Saur, J.↗
Shuttle Imaging Radar-C: A System Integration and Test Perspective
The Shuttle Imaging Radar-C(SIR-C) is a synthetic aperture radar (SAR) designed to fly on the Space Shuttle as a payload instrument in the Shuttle Radar Laboratory (SRL).
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