11 лет Кассини Сатурн фотографии в 3 часа 48 мин
11 лет Кассини Сатурн фотографии в 3 часа 48 мин
11 Years of Cassini Saturn Photos in 3 hrs 48 min
Cassini movie of Saturn's hexagon
Saturn Ring Plane Crossing By Cassini
In this sequence, we see the rings of Saturn, as the spacecraft Cassini flies from the sunlit side, to the unlit side. It's porno for astros!
Cassini's Fatal Dive into Saturn's Atmosphere #shorts #space
After almost two decades in space, and exploring Saturn for 13 years Cassini’s fuel reserves were running extremely low In 2017.
Prior to that, Cassini discovered pre-biotic molecules, an atmosphere of nitrogen, and lakes of methane on Titan.
On Enceladus, it found the three essential components for harboring life—saline water, energy and organic compounds.
All these discoveries pointed towards the fact that life could exist elsewhere in the Solar System, especially on these moons of Saturn.
Scientist could have opted to let Cassini continue in orbit around Saturn, but this would have left the spacecraft completely uncontrolled once it ran out of fuel.
An uncontrolled spacecraft could lead to crash into one of Saturn’s moons.
It would be impacted significantly on any possibility of life evolving on that moon.
Such a spacecraft could destroy the pristine environment of Enceladus.
It could also contaminate the surface of Titan, meaning that the life that could evolve on these moons would be eradicated.
Thus, scientists decided that the safest place for Cassini was inside Saturn itself and on September 15th, 2017, Cassini began its final and fateful dive into Saturn’s atmosphere.
Its atmosphere would destroy Cassini, just as Earth’s atmosphere destroys meteorites.
Cassini ISS Saturn Enceladus Mimas
Start Time: 2008-09-13 T 23:24:57.065
Stop Time: 2008-09-14 T 07:04:59.873
Distance to Ring Intercept (km): 1006666.713
Camera: Wide Angle
Filter: 128x CLEAR
NASA/JPL/j. Roger
Prometheus In Focus (Cassini sequence animation)
Prometheus , Saturn moon. Cassini ISS sequence processing. Images: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science Institute. Music: HaBanot Nechama - i Love You..
Tethys In Focus (Cassini sequence animation) Flying Lotus - Zodiac Shit
Tethys, Saturn moon. Cassini ISS sequence processing. Images: nasa/jpl/university of arizona. Music: Flying Lotus - Zodiac Shit.
САТУРН РЕАЛЬНЫЕ КАДРЫ ИЗ МИССИИ КАССИНИ
САТУРН РЕАЛЬНЫЕ КАДРЫ ИЗ МИССИИ КАССИНИ
SATURN REAL FOOTAGE FROM CASSINI MISSION
Первое фантастическое погружение НАСА Кассини мимо Сатурна
Первое фантастическое погружение НАСА Кассини мимо Сатурна
NASA Cassini's First Fantastic Dive Past Saturn
Voyager I flies near Saturn 1980
Voyager I flies near Saturn
More than three years after its launch, the U.S. planetary probe Voyager 1 edges within 77,000 miles of
Saturn, the second-largest planet in the solar system. The photos, beamed 950 million miles back to
California, stunned scientists. The high-resolution images showed a world that seemed to confound all known
laws of physics. Saturn had not six, but hundreds of rings. The rings appeared to dance, buckle, and
interlock in ways never thought possible. Two rings were intertwined, or “braided,” and pictures showed dark
radial “spokes” moving inside the rings in the direction of rotation. Voyager 2, a sister spacecraft, arrived
at Saturn in August 1981. The Voyagers also discovered three new moons around Saturn and a substantial
atmosphere around Titan, Saturn’s largest moon.
Voyager 1 was preceded to Saturn by Pioneer 11, a smaller and less sophisticated U.S. spacecraft that flew by
the gas giant in September 1979. The Voyager spacecrafts were equipped with high-resolution television
cameras that sent back more than 30,000 images of Saturn, its rings, and satellite. Voyager 1 was actually
launched 16 days after Voyager 2, but its trajectory followed a quicker path to the outer planets.
Voyager 1 flew by Jupiter in March 1979, followed by Voyager 2 four months later. Both spacecraft then
continued on to Saturn, with Voyager 1 arriving in November 1980 and Voyager 2 in August 1981. Voyager 2 was
then diverted to the remaining gas giants, arriving at Uranus in January 1986 and Neptune in August 1989.
Voyager 1, meanwhile, studied interplanetary space and continued on to the edge of the solar system.
In February 1998, Voyager 1 became the most distant man-made object from the sun, surpassing the distance of
Pioneer 10. Voyager 2 is also traveling out of the solar system but at a slower pace. Both Voyager
spacecrafts contain a gold-plated copper disk that has on it recorded sounds and images of Earth. Along with
115 analog images, the disk features sound selections that include greetings in 55 languages, 35 natural and
man-made sounds, and portions of 27 musical pieces. The Voyagers are expected to remain operable until about
the year 2020, periodically sending back data on the edge of the solar system.
L'écoute de Saturne par Cassini 26 avril 2017
L’espace entre Saturne et ses anneaux est éminemment silencieux. Les chercheurs qui surveillent le vaisseau spatial Cassini ont été surpris de ne rencontrer presque pas de poussière et de débris pendant la première plongée de l’engin spatial dans l’espace et que vous pouvez entendre le manque étrange d’impact dans la vidéo.
Cassini a fait sa première traversée la semaine dernière le 26 avril 2017 , il a tourné pour garder sa grande antenne en face de lui-même comme un bouclier.Mais, finalement, cela s’est avéré inutile, le vaisseau spatial a rencontré très peu de particules, et aucun n’était plus grand que environ 1 micron, ont déclaré les responsables de la NASA dans un communiqué.
Voyager II Uranus Encounter Observations RAW Images
Наблюдения Встречи С Ураном
Great summer collection 2021 - Star trail - Comet Mode
Great summer collection 2021 - Star trail - Comet Mode
10 seconds swimming with whalesharks
Short 10 seconds video of whalesharks from Oslob
Le centre de la Voie Lactée dans plusieurs longueurs d'onde
Notre système solaire et le soleil est situé à l'intérieur d'une galaxie en forme de crêpe. Imaginez un modèle à l'échelle où le plan de la Voie Lactée est un DVD, et le renflement central est une boule de ping-pong collée au centre.
C'est ce plan étroit que nous voyons à travers le ciel sur une nuit suffisamment sombre de la Terre, de notre point de vue à l'intérieur. La poussière bloque une grande partie de notre vue. Mais à d'autres longueurs d'onde, les astronomes peuvent sonder le cœur de notre galaxie. Le centre de la Voie Lactée, situé à 26 000 années-lumière, abrite un trou noir aussi massif qu'un million de soleils, entouré d'un nid d'étoiles très dense et de nuages brillants.
La densité d'étoiles dans les régions les plus internes de la Voie Lactée est jusqu'à un million de fois plus grande que dans notre partie de la galaxie. Cette région contient des conditions extrêmes et inhabituelles qui peuvent influencer les types d'étoiles qui y résident.
La densité des étoiles et des nuages crée des motifs de diffusion. Il y a de grandes grappes d'étoiles massives qui ne peuvent pas être trouvées en dehors de cette région. L'environnement de rayonnement est intense dans le centre galactique.
L'image du proche infrarouge (Hubble) montre les nœuds des bords des nuages et les émissions qui marquent le plan de notre galaxie.
L'image de l'infrarouge moyen (Spitzer) met en évidence les nuages de gaz et de poussière et les régions de formation d'étoiles.
L'image radiographique (Chandra) suit les étoiles les plus lumineuses et les plus puissantes de la région, révélant de manière ostentatoire la région du centre galactique - y compris le trou noir d'une masse de millions de cellules solaires au cœur même de notre galaxie.
En outre, plusieurs autres sites d'émission de rayons X peuvent être vus, liés à des amas d'étoiles massives.
Let's Explore the Universe -- Astrobiology JPL 2016
My astrobiology class took a field trip to the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL). This ended being a bit of a side project for me. It seems like I'm getting better at this. But I still need some more practice.
Taken with iPhone 6 camera.
Disclaimer: I do not own the music
Beyond the Horizon-Symphony of Science & The Planetary Society
Space Shuttle Endeavour at the California Science Center 2023
On September 21st 2012 the Space Shuttle Endeavour landed in Los Angeles at LAX to embark on A 12 miles journey across the city to its new home at the California Science Center near Downtown LA. Join my on this adventure as we not only see the Space Shuttle but Space Suits, Space capsules from the Mercury Project, Project Gemini and the Apollo Program and a whole lot more.
HISTORY:
The Space Shuttle Endeavour was the 5th and final operational shuttle built. It first mission was Space Transportation System - 49 or (STS-49) for short. This took place on May 7th 1992 and last for 8 days, 21 hours, 17 minutes and 38 Seconds and traveled 3,696,019 miles around the earth. The primary goal was to retrieve the intelsat VI Satellite which failed to leave low earth orbit.
The 25th and final mission of Space Shuttle Endeavour was from May 16th - June 1st 2011. It last for 15 day, 17 hours, 38 minutes, 51 seconds and traveled 10,477,185 miles around the earth. It mission was to deliver the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer and an express Logistics Carrier to the International Space Station.
In all Space Shuttle Endeavour had 25 Flights with 7,179 Flight hours, orbited the earth 4,671 times and traveled 122,883,15 miles. Its current status is officially retired and now sits on display in Los Angeles at the California Science Center.
NEW VIDEOS EVERY TUESDAY.
#spaceshuttle #museum #nasa #space #spaceship #909adventures
00:00 Intro
01:13 Welcome back, I forgot my glasses today ugh
02:24 Project Mercury Primate Capsule
05:00 Important to do this video now
05:20 Gemini Capsule
07:21 Apollo Capsule used during the Apollo-Soyuz missions
08:38 Viking Lander
12:18 Space suits
15:01 1/5 scale of the Hubble Space Telescope
15:55 Perfect timing
16:48 Space Shuttle landing gear
19:17 Mission Control mockup
21:20 Space Shuttle Endeavour
at the well
Neurosis live at UT Connewitz Leipzig - 2016-08-15 - at the well - all rights by Neurosis - support the artists, buy their records