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Deutsch: Hindenburg / Español: Hindenburg / Português: Hindenburg / Français: Hindenburg / Italiano: Hindenburg
The Hindenburg in the Space industry context typically refers to the infamous Hindenburg disaster, a catastrophic airship explosion in 1937. While this event itself is not directly related to space exploration, the term Hindenburg is often used metaphorically to describe major engineering failures or accidents in Aerospace, particularly those with tragic outcomes. It serves as a cautionary tale about the risks of Cutting-edge technology, safety protocols, and the public impact of high-profile disasters.
English: OSIRIS-REx / Deutsch: OSIRIS-REx / Español: OSIRIS-REx / Português: OSIRIS-REx / Français: OSIRIS-REx / Italiano: OSIRIS-REx
In the Space industry context, OSIRIS-REx (Origins, Spectral Interpretation, Resource Identification, Security, Regolith Explorer) is a NASA asteroid study and sample-return mission. Launched on September 8, 2016, its primary goal is to visit the near-Earth asteroid Bennu, thoroughly study it, and collect samples to bring back to Earth for detailed analysis. This mission aims to provide valuable insights into the early solar system's formation and evolution, organic compounds that could have LED to the origin of life on Earth, and potentially how to deflect asteroids that could pose a threat to Earth.
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.
Deutsch: Geometrie / Español: Geometría / Português: Geometria / Français: Géométrie / Italiano: Geometria
Geometry in the Space industry refers to the study and application of spatial relationships, shapes, and dimensions of objects in space. This involves the precise mathematical modeling of spacecraft, satellite orbits, and mission trajectories, which is essential for successful design, navigation, and mission planning.
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