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In the Space industry context, electromagnetic interference (EMI) refers to the Disturbance caused by electromagnetic fields interfering with the Operation of Electronic devices, equipment, and systems onboard Spacecraft. This interference can originate from various sources, both inside and outside the spacecraft, and can significantly impact the functionality and reliability of space missions.

Deutsch: Elektromagnetismus / Español: electromagnetismo / Português: eletromagnetismo / Français: électromagnétisme / Italiano: elettromagnetismo

Electromagnetism in the Space industry refers to the study and application of electromagnetic forces and fields in the Development, operation, and advancement of space technologies and missions. It encompasses a range of phenomena involving electric and magnetic fields and their interactions with matter, which are crucial for numerous space applications.

English: Electron / Deutsch: Elektron / Español: Electrón / Português: Elétronio / Français: Électron / Italiano: Elettrone /

An electron is a subatomic particle that carries a negative electric charge. In the context of the Space industry, electrons are of great significance due to their role in spacecraft systems, satellite technology, and space exploration. Electrons play a fundamental role in powering and controlling various components of spacecraft and are crucial for communication, navigation, and scientific Research in space.

Electronics play a critical role in the aerospace industry, as they are used in a wide range of systems and components, including avionics, propulsion, and structural systems.

Deutsch: Galvanisierung / Español: Galvanoplastia / Português: Galvanoplastia / Français: Galvanoplastie / Italiano: Galvanoplastica

Electroplating in the Space industry refers to the process of coating a metal object with a thin layer of another metal using an electrical current. This technique is used to enhance the properties of components, such as improving corrosion resistance, reducing Friction, and increasing durability, which are crucial for the Harsh conditions of space.

An element is a fundamental unit of matter consisting of fixed number of protons. Number of neutrons and electrons may vary.

In the aerospace industry, "embedded" can have a few different meanings, depending on the context.

In the Space industry context, embedded software refers to specialized software that is designed to run on embedded Systems within Spacecraft. These systems are integral to spacecraft operations, controlling specific Hardware functions and enabling various Critical tasks, from navigation and communication to Payload operations and Power management.

Deutsch: Eingebettetes System / Español: Sistema embebido / Português: Sistema embarcado / Français: Système embarqué / Italiano: Sistema incorporato

Embedded system in the space industry refers to a specialised computer system integrated within spacecraft, satellites, launch vehicles, and ground support equipment to perform dedicated functions. These systems are typically designed for real-time operation, high reliability, and resilience to the harsh conditions of space, controlling everything from propulsion and navigation to communication and payload management.

Deutsch: Embraer – ein brasilianischer Luft- und Raumfahrtkonzern / Español: Embraer – una empresa brasileña de aeronáutica y espacio / Português: Embraer – uma empresa brasileira de aeronáutica e espaço / Français: Embraer – une entreprise brésilienne d'aéronautique et d'espace / Italiano: Embraer – un'azienda brasiliana aerospaziale

The Embraer S.A. is a Brazilian multinational aerospace corporation that has expanded its expertise beyond commercial and military aviation into the space industry. Founded in 1969, the company has evolved into a key player in satellite development, launch systems, and space technology partnerships. Its contributions range from Earth observation satellites to collaborations with global space agencies.

EMC --->Electromagnetic compatibility

Deutsch: Entstehung / Español: Emergencia / Português: Emergência / Français: Émergence / Italiano: Emergenza

In the Space industry context, emergence refers to the development of new technologies, concepts, companies, or trends that significantly impact space exploration, commercialization, and Research. This can include the advent of innovative Spacecraft designs, Propulsion systems, materials Science advancements, or the rise of new space-focused enterprises and partnerships. Emergence also pertains to the evolving landscape of space policy, regulatory environments, and international cooperation frameworks that enable or facilitate new space activities and missions.

An emergency is an urgent, unexpected, and usually dangerous situation that poses an immediate risk to health, life, property, or environment and requires immediate action.

"Electromagnetic interference" (EMI) refers to the phenomenon in which electromagnetic fields or waves from one electronic device or system interfere with the normal operation of another device or system. This interference can cause errors or malfunctions in the affected device or system, which can be problematic in the aerospace industry where safety is a critical concern.

Deutsch: Emirate / Español: Emiratos / Português: Emirados / Français: Émirats / Italiano: Emirati

Emirates in the Space industry context refers specifically to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and its emerging and significant contributions to the field of space exploration and technology. The UAE has invested heavily in developing its space capabilities and has launched several ambitious projects aimed at positioning itself as a leader in the global space industry.

An Emission is the discharge of electromagnetic radiation from an object.

Deutsch: Enceladus / Español: Encélado / Português: Encélado / Français: Encelade / Italiano: Encelado

Enceladus in the Space industry context refers to one of Saturn’s moons, known for its Active cryovolcanoes and potential subsurface Ocean, making it a focal point of astrobiological interest and planetary science Research.

Deutsch: Gehäuse / Español: Recinto / Português: Compartimento / Français: Enceinte / Italiano: Involucro

Enclosure in the Space industry refers to a protective housing or structure designed to shield components, instruments, or systems from the Harsh Environment of space. These structures are crucial for maintaining the functionality, safety, and longevity of Spacecraft and their subsystems by providing physical, thermal, and electromagnetic protection.

Deutsch: Fördern / Español: Fomentar / Português: Incentivar / Français: Encourager / Italiano: Incoraggiare

Encourage in the Space industry context refers to the actions and policies designed to support, promote, and stimulate growth and innovation within the sector. This can involve a range of activities such as providing financial incentives, easing regulatory barriers, offering technical assistance, and fostering educational programs aimed at developing the necessary skills and knowledge for space exploration and commercialization. Governments, space agencies, educational institutions, and private entities work to encourage participation in space activities, research, and industry, aiming to expand humanity's presence in space, enhance technological capabilities, and harness the economic and scientific potential of space for societal benefit.

Deutsch: Verschlüsselung / Español: Encriptación / Português: Criptografia / Français: Chiffrement / Italiano: Crittografia /

In the Space industry context, encryption refers to the process of encoding data transmitted between spacecraft, satellites, Ground stations, and other components of Space missions to protect sensitive information from unauthorized Access, interception, or tampering. This includes communications for command and control, data from scientific instruments, Telemetry data, and even communications with crewed missions. Encryption is crucial for ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and security of data, given the strategic importance and commercial value of space-based assets and operations.