La Estación Espacial Internacional ¿Cómo funciona?

Este video educativo muestra a una astronauta de la NASA en un recorrido dentro de la Estación Espacial Internacional (ISS) flotando entre cada módulo presurizado, explicando y demostrando instrumentos científicos, limpiándose los dientes, bebiendo agua y usando el baño, todo volando en gravedad cero.

Hiperespacio - Vida DC

La utilización de innovadoras técnicas gráficas de computación desarrolladas específicamente para esta serie, transportarán al hombre a lugares inaccesibles. Además de conocer muy de cerca la magnífica superficie del sol y sus tremendas explosiones, el televidente experimentará el increíble poder que emana de un agujero negro.

La utilización de innovadoras técnicas gráficas de computación desarrolladas específicamente para esta serie, transportarán al hombre a lugares inaccesibles. Además de conocer muy de cerca la magnífica superficie del sol y sus tremendas explosiones, el televidente experimentará el increíble poder que emana de un agujero negro.

Fuente: Navegan2

CubeSat Project Access Space

The CubeSat Project was developed by California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo and Stanford University's Space Systems Development Lab. The CubeSat program creates launch opportunities for universities previously unable to access space. With over 60 universities and high school participating in the CubeSat program, the educational benefits are tremendous. Students, through hands on work, will develop the necessary skills and experience needed to succeed in the aerospace industry. The CubeSat program also benefits private firms and government by providing a low-cost way of flying payloads in space, all while creating important educational opportunities for future leaders of industry. The CubeSat program strives to provide practical, reliable, and cost-effective launch opportunities for small satellites and their payloads. To do this, we provide the community with:
A standard physical layout and design guidelines.
A standard, flight proven deployment system (P-POD).
Coordination of required documents and export licenses.
Integration and acceptance testing facilities with formalized schedules.
Shipment of flight hardware to the launch site and integration to LV.
Confirmation of successful deployment and telemetry information.

The CubeSat Project was developed by California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo and Stanford University's Space Systems Development Lab. The CubeSat program creates launch opportunities for universities previously unable to access space. With over 60 universities and high school participating in the CubeSat program, the educational benefits are tremendous.

Students, through hands on work, will develop the necessary skills and experience needed to succeed in the aerospace industry. The CubeSat program also benefits private firms and government by providing a low-cost way of flying payloads in space, all while creating important educational opportunities for future leaders of industry. The CubeSat program strives to provide practical, reliable, and cost-effective launch opportunities for small satellites and their payloads. To do this, we provide the community with:

• A standard physical layout and design guidelines.
• A standard, flight proven deployment system (P-POD).
• Coordination of required documents and export licenses.
• Integration and acceptance testing facilities with formalized schedules.
• Shipment of flight hardware to the launch site and integration to LV.
• Confirmation of successful deployment and telemetry information.

CubeSat is an international collaboration led by Cal Poly of over 40 universities, high schools, and private firms developing 10-centimeter cubic 'picosatellites' containing scientific, private and government payloads. Private support helps CubeSat:

• Develop opportunities for multidisciplinary teams of students worldwide to design, build and launch satellites;
• Benefit private firms and government by providing a low-cost way of flying payloads in space;
• Provide important hands-on educational experiences for future leaders of industry;
• Ensure that California maintains its prominence in the global space enterprise community.

Fuente: Kowch737

Higiene en el Espacio Exterior Vida Aeroespacial

El astronauta Chris Hadfield muestra como se lavan las manos en forma rápida, dentro de una nave espacial.

Viaje Espacial El Universo HC

Se denominan viajes espaciales a aquellos viajes que abandonan la atmósfera para alcanzar el espacio exterior. Cuando estos viajes son suficientemente largos como para abandonar la órbita de la Tierra y su satélite, la Luna, se habla de viajes interplanetarios, mientras que los viajes más allá del sistema solar entran en la categoría de viajes interestelares.

Los viajes espaciales se emplean para un número creciente de usos: científicos, militares, comunicación, e incluso turismo.

Actualmente los viajes espaciales precisan de cohetes de combustible químico para abandonar la atmósfera, mientras que una vez alcanzado el espacio exterior, pueden emplear diversos métodos de propulsión.

Fuente: Naftalybenienudah