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A bordo di un aereo Nasa in assenza di gravità

Washington, Usa - Per testare un sistema di controllo, in scala ridotta, per le manovre dei satelliti

Undici studenti dell’università del Kansas, partecipanti al programma Kutesat (Kansas Universities Technology Evaluation Satellite), hanno ottenuto la possibilità di effettuare esperimenti a bordo di un aereo della Nasa in grado di ricreare condizioni di assenza di gravità. Il programma Kutesat si propone di lanciare nello spazio il primo satellite disegnato in Kansas. L’esperimento è previsto per il...

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Roma, Italia, 03/24/2005 16:31
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