The Space Glossary

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Below are listed some random articles of the glossary.

PCBA

"PCBA" stands for "printed circuit board assembly," and it refers to a type of electronic component that is used in many different types of devices, including those used in the aerospace industry.

Material brittleness

Deutsch: Materialbrüchigkeit / Español: Fragilidad del Material / Português: Fragilidade do Material / Français: Fragilité des Matériaux / Italiano: Fragilità del Materiale

Material brittleness is a Critical property to consider in the Space industry. It refers to the tendency of a material to fracture or break without significant Deformation when subjected to stress. Brittleness is a key factor in material selection for spacecraft, satellites, and other space equipment, as brittle materials can Fail catastrophically under the extreme conditions of space.

Space Economy

Deutsch: Weltraumwirtschaft / Español: Economía espacial / Português: Economia espacial / Français: Économie spatiale / Italiano: Economia spaziale

The Space Economy encompasses all economic activities and value chains linked to the exploration, research, and commercialization of space. It integrates public and private sectors, from satellite manufacturing to space tourism, and is increasingly recognized as a driver of innovation and global economic growth. This sector merges advanced technologies with traditional industries, creating new markets and opportunities.

Father

Deutsch: Begründer / Español: Pionero / Português: Pioneiro / Français: Pionnier / Italian: Pioniere

Father in the Space industry context refers to an individual who is considered a pioneer or a foundational figure in the development and advancement of space exploration and technology. These individuals are often credited with significant contributions that have shaped the direction and progress of the space industry.