#Deep Space Network

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Deep Space Network Meets Higher Intelligence Agency – Deep Space Network Meets Higher Intelligence Agency (1996)

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NASA flight controllers accidentally turned the 46-year-old Voyager 2 probe's antenna 2 degrees away from Earth, cutting off communication. They may have to wait until it goes through an automatic reset in October before contact can resume.

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The NASA Deep Space Network (DSN) is fascinating, 3 sites located in the USA, Spain and Australia to ensure that there's always an antenna listening to deep space missions.

NASA has some wonderful official poster art for the DSN

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The Goldstone Solar System Radar, part of NASA’s Deep Space Network, made these observations of the ...

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By Their Powers Combined by NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center Via Flickr: This April 20, 2024, image shows a first: all six radio frequency antennas at the Madrid Deep Space Communication Complex, part of NASA’s Deep Space Network (DSN), carried out a test to receive data from the agency’s Voyager 1 spacecraft at the same time. Combining the antennas’ receiving power, or arraying, lets the DSN collect the very faint signals from faraway spacecraft. Voyager 1 is over 15 billion miles (24 billion kilometers) away, so its signal on Earth is far fainter than any other spacecraft with which the DSN communicates. It currently takes Voyager 1’s signal over 22 ½ hours to travel from the spacecraft to Earth. To better receive Voyager 1’s radio communications, a large antenna – or an array of multiple smaller antennas – can be used. A five-antenna array is currently needed to downlink science data from the spacecraft’s Plasma Wave System (PWS) instrument. As Voyager gets further way, six antennas will be needed. Credit: MDSCC/INTA, Francisco “Paco” Moreno #NASAMarshall #NASA #Voyager #DSN #DeepSpaceNetwork Read more More about NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft NASA Media Usage Guidelines

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NASA Restore the permanent contact with Voyager 2 spacecraft know how

हाइलाइट्स 21 जुलाई को नासा का वॉयजर 2 से संपर्क स्थायी तौर पर कट गया था. इसकी वजह से गलती से एक आदेश का जाना था जिससे यान का एंटीना मुड़ गया था. अब शक्तिशाली ट्रांसमीटर से एंटीना सुधारने के आदेश पहुंचने से यह सफलता मिल सकी. कुछ हफ्तों पहले ही अमेरिकी स्पेस एजेंसी नासा का अपने एक प्रतिष्ठित यान वॉयजर 2 से संपर्क टूट गया था. इसके बारे में बताया जा रहा था कि वैसे तो कई तरह से वॉयजर 2 से संपर्क करने…

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Dünya’nın En Büyük Bilimsel Telekominikasyon Sistemi: Deep Space Network

Dünya’nın En Büyük Bilimsel Telekominikasyon Sistemi: Deep Space Network

Dünya’nın En Büyük Bilimsel Telekominikasyon Sistemi: Deep Space Network Deep Space Network; Türkçe’ye direkt olarak çevirecek olursak Derin Uzay Ağı, dünyadaki en büyük ve en hassas biliimsel telekominikasyon sistemidir. Deep Space Network (DSN)  NASA’ya ait uluslararası devasa radyo antenleri dizisine verilen addır. Bu ağ NASA’nın uzay görevlerindeki uzay araçları ile iletişim kurmasını sağlar…

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dream from three days ago

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Deep Space Network - Raise This Flap (2004)

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Started watching DS9 from the beginning because it is Friend Jane's fave Star Trek (I have always been a TNG girl, with Voyager a close second) and I had a few spare hours the other day

It's... weird. It's so weird. There's been a lot of this... prophetic Bajoran religious stuff?? And yeah, Star Trek is supposed to be weird but they don't usually dive into the spiritual existentialism stuff in the first couple of episodes

Also - hey you know how everyone loves Picard? Let's make the main character of this series absolutely fucking hate him and have a bunch of trauma from when the whole Locutus thing went down, that sounds like a fun idea

But

I love Quark very much and am warming up to Kira and I KNOW Bashir becomes a better character later on (can he PLEASE get over this embarrassing crush on Dax ugh) so I'm gonna keep going when I have the chance

Just uh. Some reeeeal interesting choices to start a series with there

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Earth Station Trek - Seventeen Seconds - Episode 107

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Earth Station Trek - Seventeen Seconds - Episode 107

This week the EARTH STATION TREK crew discuss the impending end of Star Trek: Discovery before reviewing “Seventeen Seconds”, the latest episode of Star Trek: Picard!

Earth Station Trek is a part of the ESO Podcast Network, Executive Producer Mike Faber.

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The Goldstone Solar System Radar, part of NASA’s Deep Space Network, made these observations of the ...

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Welcome to Astronomy Daily, your source for the latest in space and astronomy news. I'm your host, Anna, and today we have some exciting topics to discuss.  Episode Highlights - Tsuchinchan-ATLAS (C/2023 A3): Dive into the fate of a newly discovered comet, Tsuchinchan-ATLAS (C/2023 A3), which has sparked both enthusiasm and debate among astronomers. Initially lost and then rediscovered, this comet's journey and potential fragmentation have divided the astronomical community. - ESA's JUICE Mission: Explore the European Space Agency's daring mission as the Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (JUICE) prepares for a groundbreaking lunar-Earth flyby. This maneuver will use the moon's and Earth's gravity to alter the spacecraft's trajectory toward Jupiter, showcasing innovative space navigation. - NASA Beams Hip Hop to Venus: Highlight a musical milestone in space communication as NASA beams Missy Elliott's hip hop track, "The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)," to Venus. This extraordinary blend of art and science symbolizes a fascinating crossover between space exploration and popular culture. Tsuchinchan-ATLAS (C/2023 A3) Officially known as C/2023 A3, this intriguing celestial object was discovered earlier this year on January 9 at the Purple Mountain Observatory's Xuyi station in China. Initially lost, it was rediscovered 44 days later at the Atlas station in South Africa. While predictions suggested it could become a bright naked-eye object by fall 2024, recent research by Dr. Zdenek Sekanina, a respected comet expert, suggests it may not survive its journey around the sun. The astronomical community remains divided, with some experts predicting disintegration and others observing signs of a healthy nucleus. ESA's JUICE Mission This August, JUICE is set to perform an ambitious lunar-Earth flyby, the first-ever attempt to use both the moon's and Earth's gravity to alter its trajectory toward Jupiter. This high-stakes maneuver will adjust JUICE's speed and direction without massive amounts of fuel, setting the stage for its epic journey to Jupiter. The mission involves continuous contact with ground stations and the activation of all ten science instruments to collect invaluable data. NASA Beams Hip Hop to Venus In an extraordinary blend of art and science, NASA's Deep Space Network transmitted Missy Elliott's hip hop track, "The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)," to Venus for the first time. This initiative symbolizes a creative intersection between space exploration and popular culture. The song was beamed 158 million miles from Earth to Venus, showcasing the vast capabilities of NASA's communication systems. Don't forget to visit our website, astronomydaily.io, to sign up for our free daily newsletter, track the latest astronomy news, and listen to all our previous episodes. Until next time, keep looking up and stay curious about the universe. Check out our super special offer from our sponsor, Malwarebytes....50% off for a very limited time. Visit www.bitesz.com/malwarebytes for details.