lunes, 14 de marzo de 2016

Unpaid Dues Delay Spanish Participation in European Science | Science | AAAS

http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2013/03/unpaid-dues-delay-spanish-participation-european-science

The European Science Foundation (ESF) has temporarily shut off support for Spanish researchers because Spain's member organizations failed to pay their membership fees for the foundation. The move—which an ESF spokesperson says should be temporary—may hobble conferences and workshops seeking ESF funding.

RUAG receives first structural assemblies of Dornier Do-228-212 NG aircraft from HAL [feedly]

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RUAG receives first structural assemblies of Dornier Do-228-212 NG aircraft from HAL
// Air Force Technology News Press Releases

German aircraft manufacturer RUAG Aerospace has received the first ship-set of the new generation Dornier Do-228-212 NG aircraft from India's Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL).
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NASA Scientific Balloon Team Hopes To Break Flight Duration Record [feedly]

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NASA Scientific Balloon Team Hopes To Break Flight Duration Record
// Aero-News Network

New Zealand Launch Planned For Sometime After April 1 After years of tests and development, NASA's Balloon Program team is on the cusp of expanding the envelope in high-altitude, heavy-lift ballooning with its super pressure balloon (SPB) technology.
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ExoMars 2016 is on its way to the Red Planet [feedly]

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ExoMars 2016 is on its way to the Red Planet
// Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine

The latest mission to Mars began its long journey today as the ExoMars 2016 lifted off at 09:31 GMT atop a Russian Proton-M/Breeze-M rocket at the Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. A joint effort led by the European Space Agency (ESA) and Roscosmos, ExoMars 2016 is the first of a two-spacecraft mission to the Red Planet with the second unmanned probe scheduled to launch in 2018.

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New Probe Could Improve Sonic Boom Investigation

NASA's goal for sonic boom research is to find ways to control and lessen the noise from shockwaves so that federal regulators will allow commercial supersonic flight overland.


Resarchers will be evaluating the performance of the probe originally developed by Eagle Aeronautics of Hampton, Virginia, and redesigned by NASA for this phase. The probe will be tested in a flight environment and the results will be compared with a traditional NACA-style probe that was flown on the centerline instrumented pylon in 2012. In addition to obtaining air data measurements underneath the F-15B, the probe will measure the strength of a shockwave generated from, as of yet, an undetermined part of the F-15B aircraft structu.... full text in https://www.nasa.gov/centers/armstrong/features/eagle_aero_probe.html