Posts Tagged ‘May’

NEC’s Satisfaction on Hayabusa Return

NEC Corp on Monday expressed satisfaction with Japanese space probe Hayabusa’s return to Earth the previous day after a seven-year voyage. ‘‘It is our great pleasure that we as a manufacturer have been able to contribute to the project,’’ the electronics maker said in a statement.

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Halley Comet Cosmic Dust

Comet Halley was last seen passing near the earth 24 years ago. The Comet passes through our inner solar system every 76 years. Comet Halley is called a comet because it’s made of dust and water ice, and when it passes close to the Sun it produces a brilliant tail of dust and ions. Orbital speed depends on how far an object is from the Sun; the closer it is, the faster it moves.

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Japan Will Launch Solar-Powered Space Ship

Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) plans to launch the first space shuttle in the world to use solar-powered display to show off a new generation of renewable energy technologies.

According to agency reports, spaceship that will be wrapped in a screen size of 20 meters and will be developed when the plane leaves the earth’s atmosphere.

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