„Wykłady piątkowe” organizowane przez Klub Astronomiczny Almukantarat powracają w nowym roku. Temat najbliższego spotkania to Jak lata samolot? – Napęd.
Prowadzący: Kacper Łęcki
Porozmawiamy o typach silników, ich historii, konstrukcji oraz ciekawych rozwiązaniach powiązanych z nimi. Omówimy podstawy termodynamiki i mechaniki płynów, żeby zrozumieć, jak silniki zamieniają energię wiązań w paliwie w ciąg potrzebny do napędzania statków powietrznych. Dodatkowo omówimy kluczowe parametry, które określają sprawność silników odrzutowych (a przez to opłacalność/sensowność korzystania z nich).
Strona wydarzenia na facebooku: Jak lata samolot? – Napęd, gdzie pojawi się link do wykładu.
Warsztaty i różnorodne aktywności przygotowywane przez Biuro Edukacji ESA cieszą się ogromną popularnością i są dostępne dla nauczycieli i nauczycielek z całej Europy. Wspierają edukatorów i edukatorki w wprowadzaniu zagadnień astrofizycznych i technologicznych na zajęcia szkolne, tworzą przestrzeń do ciekawych dyskusji o walorach tematyki kosmicznej w edukacji.
Teach with Space – 3D design in education (Lekcje z kosmosu: projektowanie 3D w edukacji)
- format: online
- daty spotkań: 20 i 27 stycznia 2021
- godziny: 16:30 – 18:30 CET
- poziom: szkoła podstawowa klasy 7-8, pierwsza klasa szkoły średniej
- język prowadzenia warsztatów: angielski
Zapisy trwają do 11 stycznia 2021, godzina 23:59 CET
opis warsztatów:
Kolejnym krokiem w eksploracji kosmosu przez człowieka są nowe badania naszego naturalnego satelity oraz zbudowanie na nim stałej bazy. Jak zostanie zbudowana przyszła infrastuktura Księżyca? Może ciekawą opcją będzie wydrukowanie jej w technologii 3D?
Projektowanie i drukowanie 3D to coraz częściej wykorzystywane obszary w przemyśle kosmicznym oraz różnych gałęziach przemysłu. Podczas tych warsztatów zapoznasz się z najnowocześniejszymi zastosowaniami druku 3D w kosmosie. Ponadto dowiesz się, jak wprowadzać projektowanie 3D z klasie, korzystając z inspirujących tematów. Użyjesz oprogramowania do projektowania 3D Autodesk®Tinkercad™ i doświadczysz pierwszych kroków w projektowaniu 3D poprzez dedykowane ćwiczenia praktyczne.
Te warsztaty pomogą Ci również dowiedzieć się, jak dalej zgłębiać temat projektowania 3D ze swoimi uczniami i uczennicami, dołączając do wyzwania Moon Camp, edukacyjnego projektu szkolnego prowadzonego przez ESA i Fundację Airbus we współpracy z Autodesk, w ramach którego zespoły projektują w 3D własną bazę księżycową przygotowaną do trudnych warunków panujących na Srebrnym globie.
Wszelkie pytania dotyczące warsztatów można przesyłać na adres teachers@esa.int
Zapraszamy wszystkich i wszystkie do tej kosmicznej przygody!
PTMA Kraków zaprasza na poniedziałkowe prelekcje. W tym tygodniu wykład pt.: Borexino – nowe wyniki poprowadzi dr Sławomir Stachniewicz.
Spotkanie odbędzie się o godzinie 18.30. Zaproszenia do sesji Zoom będą wysyłane przed odczytem. Zapraszamy!!!
Join SpaceWatch.Global for an interesting and informative Space Café WebTalk featuringMahmoud Abu Wasel, Vice-President of The Hague Institute for Global Justice. This event will take place on 12 January 2021 at 4:00 pm CET.
With the rapid increase in the private sectors race to space and governments attempting to keep up, we are witnessing the new age of the space race – one which will make momentous changes in a shorter time span than ever seen before. But with this new space race, comes the realization that law and justice are crucial to the maintenance and sustainability of our future. The Hague Institute for Global Justice has been operating for a decade on issues at the critical intersection of peace, law, and justice; but with the evolution of the space sector, new issues have arisen that will need to be solved. The Hague Institute for Global Justice has recently launched its space project that will deal with the implementation of law and justice in space, and will act as a platform for peace in all space activities. Mahmoud Abu Wasel will speak on the necessity for the rule of law and justice in space, and will shed details on the issues that lead to the initiation of the new project.
This Space Café WebTalk will be hosted by Torsten Kriening, publisher of SpaceWatch.Global. The audience will have an opportunity to ask questions in dialogue with Mahmoud Abu Wasel.
SpaceWatch.Global is a Switzerland-based digital magazine and portal for those interested in space and the far reaching impact of the space sector.
This Space Café WebTalk will be conducted in English. Reserve your place today.
About this Event
Welcome back to the Health in Space series! In this sixth episode we will turn our attention to 'the space within’: the human mind. This year, we celebrate that humans have lived and worked in the extreme environment of space for 20 years straight. For our series on health in space, it is time to look at the effects of this challenging endeavour on the mental health of astronauts and other professionals working in such harsh or isolated places.
Over the next decades, space missions returning to the Moon or even going further to Mars will take longer than a typical stay at the International Space Station. That will probably affect aspects of the human psyche of the astronauts on the go. But what mental effects will be of importance, when we will travel further away from Earth?
We have invited Dr. Iya Whitely and dr. Nathan Smith to join us on a tour through this exciting specialism in space health. What should we learn from the human mind before putting it under the stress of long duration space missions? What do we know from extreme environments on Earth and their habitants mental health? How do we work towards successful and healthy human space flight missions in the future?
- Dr Iya Whiteley is a Space Psychologist (ESA, UKSA and IBMP) and the Director of the Centre for Space Medicine, Mullard Space Science Laboratory, University College London. She has 25 years of experience in space psychology, human performance and cognitive system engineering. Besides her background in clinical psychology, she has expertise in: crew selection & astronaut training, interface & cockpit design; human-robot interaction and humanoid robot design. Also, she is a pilot, skydiver, PADI Rescue Scuba Diver, and acupuncturist. Her book „TOOLKIT FOR A SPACE PSYCHOLOGIST”, was written to support astronauts in exploration missions to the Moon and Mars. Iya was expert and presenter for 6 episodes on the BBC Science show Astronauts: Do You Have What It Takes?
- Dr. Nathan Smith obtained a PhD from the University of Birmingham in Sport and Exercise Psychology, after which he further specialized in extreme medicine. He developed training and education on psychology in extreme environments. Furthermore, Nathan has been a research fellow at the University of Manchester studying how humans survive and thrive in extreme environments, working together closely with ESA and NASA.
Our stellar panel will discuss astronaut psychological health for current and next generation space missions and at the end of the session we will open up the floor for questions. This session will be moderated by your host Jules Lancee, health innovator on Earth.
Jakie rakiety będą miały swój debiut w 2021 roku? Które z zapowiedziany startów mają szanse na sukces, a które to tylko dobre chęci. Jak zmienia się rynek małych, dużych i bardzo ciężkich rakiet kosmicznych? O tym wszystkim porozmawiamy podczas debiutanckiego wydarzenia We Need More Space Online #01. Nasza rakieta też debiutuje w 2021, a co.
https://app.evenea.pl/event/wnms01/
- Rocket 3 – Astra
- Launcher One – Virgin Orbit
- Alpha – Firefly Aerospace
- Terran 1 – Relativity Space
- H3 – Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
- Vulcan Centaur – United Launch Alliance
- New Glenn – Blue Origin
- SLS – NASA
- Starship – SpaceX
Join SpaceWatch.Global for an interesting and informative Space Café Australia featuring Jackie Carpenter, Managing Director at One Giant Leap Australia Foundation. This event will take place on 13 January 2021 at 9:30 pm CET.
Jackie Carpenter is an STEM Education and outreach specialist who works out of New South Wales reaching students across Australia through her foundation, One Giant Leap Australia. Through partnerships with space agencies and members of the international space community, Jackie organises innovative new ways to inspire curiosity in the generation of space leaders of today and tomorrow. The mission of One Giant Leap Australia is to send students on a journey of discovery. Jackie, by design, provides an inclusive and diverse atmosphere through One Giant Leap Australia Foundation to welcome and foster the community so no one is left behind as our nation embarks on the new world of New Space.
This Space Café will be hosted by Melanie Jane Ward, Correspondent of SpaceWatch.Global for Australia and New Zealand. The audience will have an opportunity to ask questions in dialogue with Jackie Carpenter.
SpaceWatch.Global is a Switzerland-based digital magazine and portal for those interested in space and the far reaching impact of the space sector.
This Space Café Australia will be conducted in English. Reserve your place today.
With KiboCUBE Sixth Round of Applications. We invite you to join us at webinars:
KiboCUBE Academy: Technical insights for a better Application
Do you want to know more about how to develop, operate and utilize a CubeSat?! Experts from JAXA and Japanese Universities will conduct a series of detailed lectures on the technical aspects. Mark the dates!
When: 4 sessions on Thursdays (Click on the time to access to the link)
14 January 2021 Click here for the video
– Introduction of KiboCUBE Academy by Yasuko Shibano, JAXA
( pdf and video 12:16-19:54 )
– CubeSats Change the World by Toshinori Kuwahara, Tohoku Univ.
( pdf and video 20:38-54:24 )
– Introduction to CubeSat Technologies by Toshinori Kuwahara, Tohoku Univ.
( pdf and video 1:04:49-1:56:47 )
21 January 2021 13:00 CET
– Overview of Satellite Development Process by Shinichi Nakasuka, Tokyo Univ.
( pdf and video coming soon )
– How to Make Your Satellite Survive in Space by Shinichi Nakasuka, Tokyo Univ.
( pdf and video coming soon )
28 January 2021 13:00 CET
4 February 2021 13:00 CET
What: Join this webinar if you:
- Want to know more about how to develop, operate and utilize a CubeSat
- Want to know about technical aspects of KiboCUBE
CLICK HERE for details (agenda and bio of lecturers)
Join SpaceWatch.Global for an interesting and informative new format: Space Café “Black Ops by Ralph Thiele #02” on 14 January 2021 at 4:00 pm CET.
Colonel (Ret`d) Ralph Thiele, Chairman of the Berlin based Political-Military Society, President of EuroDéfense-Germany, and Managing Director of StratByrd Consulting, Germany will discuss with his guests in this session:
Quantum Technologies and Implications for Security and Defence
The emerging quantum technology leap is expected to have far-reaching effects for military forces, intelligence services and law-enforcement agencies. Clearly, quantum also has a future in space. Over the next two decades, upcoming quantum technologies promise significantly improved sensor capabilities through a new class of space-based sensors, as well as secure communication and data processing based on quantum key distribution (QKD).
Join us in our discussion on the future of Quantum in Space with two exceptional experts:
The audience will have an opportunity to ask questions
SpaceWatch.Global is a Switzerland-based digital magazine and portal for those interested in space and the far reaching impact of the space sector.
This Space Café “Black Ops by Ralph Thiele #02” will be conducted in English.
