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NASA completes spacecraft to transport, support Roman Space Telescope

The spacecraft bus that will deliver NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope to its orbit and enable it to function once there is now complete after years of construction, installation, and testing.

Now that the spacecraft is assembled, engineers will begin working to integrate the observatory’s other major components, including the science instruments and the telescope itself.

“They call it a spacecraft bus for a reason — it gets the telescope to where it needs to be in space,” said Jackie Townsend, the Roman deputy project manager at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland. “But it’s really more like an RV because it has a whole assortment of functions that enable Roman to accomplish its scientific goals while out there too.”

Those goals include surveying wide swaths of the universe to study things like: dark energy, a mysterious cosmic pressure thought to accelerate the universe’s expansion; dark matter, invisible matter seen only via its gravitational influence; and exoplanets, worlds beyond our solar system.

The mission’s science wouldn’t be possible without a spacecraft to transport the telescope, point the observatory toward different cosmic targets, provide power, communicate with Earth, control and store instrument data, and regulate Roman’s temperature. Nearly 50 miles of electrical cabling are laced throughout the assembly to enable different parts of the observatory to communicate with each other.

The spacecraft will also deploy several major elements that will be stowed for launch, including the solar panels, deployable aperture cover, lower instrument Sun shade, and high-gain antenna. It’s also responsible for collecting and beaming down data, which is no small task for a space observatory that will survey the cosmos like Roman will.

“Roman will send back 1.4 terabytes of data per day, compared to about 50 to 60 gigabytes from the James Webb Space Telescope and three gigabytes from the Hubble Space Telescope,” said Jason Hylan, the Roman observatory manager at NASA Goddard. “Webb’s daily downlink is roughly comparable to 13 hours of YouTube video at the highest quality while Roman’s would amount to about 2 weeks.”

A Goddard Grand Slam

This milestone is the culmination of eight years of spacecraft design work, building, and testing by hundreds of people at Goddard.

“Goddard employees were the brains, designers, and executors. And they worked with vendors who supplied all the right parts,” Townsend said. “We leaned on generations of expertise in the spacecraft arena to work around cost and schedule challenges that arose from supply chain issues and the pandemic.”

One time- and money-saving technique the team came up with was building a spacecraft mockup, called the structural verification unit. That allowed them to do two things at once: complete strength testing on the mockup, designed specifically for that purpose, while also assembling the actual spacecraft.

The spacecraft’s clever layout also allowed the team to adapt to changing schedules. It’s designed to be modular, “more like Trivial Pursuit pie pieces than a nesting egg, where interior components are buried inside,” Townsend said. “That’s been a game-changer because you can’t always count on things arriving in the order you planned or working perfectly right away with no tweaks.” It also increased efficiency because people could work on different portions of the bus at the same time without interfering with each other.

The slightly asymmetrical and hexagonal spacecraft bus is about 13 feet (4 meters) wide by 6.5 feet (2 meters) tall and weighs in at 8,400 pounds (3,800 kilograms).

One reason it doesn’t weigh more is that some components have been partially hollowed out. If you could peel back some of the spacecraft’s panels, you’d find superthin metallic honeycomb sandwiched between two slim layers of metal. And many of the components, such as the antenna dish, are made of strong yet lightweight composite materials.

When the spacecraft bus was fully assembled, engineers conducted a comprehensive performance test. Prior to this, each component had been tested individually, but just like with a sports team, the whole unit has to perform well together.

“The spacecraft passed the test, and now we’re getting ready to install the payload –– Roman’s instruments and the telescope itself,” said Missie Vess, a spacecraft systems engineer for Roman at NASA Goddard. “Next year, we’ll test these systems together and begin integrating the final components of the observatory, including the deployable aperture cover, outer barrel assembly, and solar panels. Then we’ll finally have ourselves a complete observatory, on track for launch by May 2027.”

TOP IMAGE: This enormous piece of space hardware is NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope's spacecraft bus, which will maneuver the observatory to its place in space and enable it to function while there. It is photographed here in the largest clean room at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, where engineers are inspecting it upon delivery. The bus rests atop an aluminum ring that will temporarily protect its underside. The two copper-colored flaps are Roman's Lower Instrument Sun Shade –– deployable panels designed to help shield the observatory from sunlight. Credit NASA/Chris Gunn

CENTRE IMAGE: This top-down view shows NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope’s spacecraft bus from another angle. It rests atop an aluminum ring that will not be part of the observatory and is surrounded by an enclosure used in testing to ensure electromagnetic interference will not affect the bus's sensitive electronics. The bus is covered in gray bagging material to prevent contamination –– even tiny stray particles could affect its performance. Credit NASA/Chris Gunn

LOWER IMAGE: While it may look small in this photo, the spacecraft bus for NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is 8 feet (2.5 meters) wide by 6.5 feet (2 meters) tall and weighs in at 8,400 pounds (3,800 kilograms). In this photo, it rests atop an aluminum ring that will not be part of the observatory. The bundles of wires on top are part of more than 50 miles of cabling laced throughout the assembly to enable different parts of the observatory to communicate with each other. Credit NASA/Chris Gunn

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Most of my female classmates are superthin bc they play basketball often, I wish I looked like them

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Superthin and Powerful: The Acer Aspire 5 Laptop That Can Do It All

Weight: 3.97 pounds Dimensions: 14.3 x 9.2 x 0.7 inches Display: 15.6-inch 1080p HD LCD Processor: 11th Gen Intel Core i5-1135G7 RAM: 8GB Storage: 512GB M.2 SSD Operating System: Windows 11 Home Other features: Webcam, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi The Acer Aspire 5 is super thin and powerful. It can handle pretty much anything you need to do, anywhere you want to be. It’s easy to transport, as its…

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The Space Show this week - June.13.2023

The guests and topics of discussion on The Space Show this week: 1. Tuesday, June. 13, 2023; 7 pm PST (9 pm CST, 10 pm EST): We welcome back Dr. Eligar Sadeh regarding his new STEM student outreach program. 2. Hotel Mars - Wednesday, June. 14, 2023; 1:00 pm PST (3:00 pm CST, 4:00 pm EST): Rebecca Hahn will talk with John Batchelor and Dr. David Livingston about Venus and its volcanoes. 3. Friday, June.16, 2023; 9:30-11 am PST (11:30 am-1 pm CST, 12:30-2 pm EST): We welcome David Witkoski, IEEE Senior Member, to talk about LEO satellites and space-based networking infrastructure . 4. Sunday, June.18, 2023; 12-1:30 pm PST (2-3:30 pm CST, 3-4:30 pm EST): No show for Father's Day. Some recent shows: ** Sunday, June.11.2023 - Dr. Nick Kanas was back with us re his new comprehensive textbook, Behavioral Health and Human Interactions in Space . We discussed LEO and orbital issues, lunar, free space, Mars and lots more. https://thespaceshow.com/sites/default/files/shows/4038-BWB-2023-06-11.mp3 ** Friday, June.9.2023 - Billy Miossi discussed "his excellent documentary film on the Voyager 1 and 1 spacecraft and the team still managing the mission 45 years later". https://thespaceshow.com/sites/default/files/shows/4037-BWB-2023-06-09.mp3 ** Tuesday, June.6.2023 - Robert Zimmerman came "back for a vibrant discussion on Starliner, Boeing, SpaceX, Boca Chica, Starship. UAP news, Elon Musk fallout, and lots more". https://thespaceshow.com/sites/default/files/shows/4036-BWB-2023-06-08.mp3 ** Hotel Mars - Wednesday, May.31.2023 - Dr. Erika Nesvold spoke with John Batchelor and Dr. David Livingston about her new book, Off-Earth: Ethical Questions and Quandaries for Living in Outer Space , on space settlement, ethics, Mars and more https://thespaceshow.com/sites/default/files/shows/4034-BWB-2023-05-31.mp3 ** Sunday, May.21.2023 - Michelle Hanlon talked about For All Moon Kind and the new Institute on Space Law and Ethics. We talked about both the OST and Artemis articles that apply to protecting historical sites plus govern our space contact. Our discussion included many subjects with multiple listener questions. https://thespaceshow.com/sites/default/files/shows/4033-BWB-2023-05-21.mp3 ** Friday, May.19.2023 - Dr. Anna Krylov from the chemistry department at University of Southern Californian (USC) in Los Angeles discussed pushing back on  the use of ideology instead of merit in teaching and grading science, the scientific method and more. Our guest explained the why of the adverse impacts of the DEI ideology citing specific individual and educational examples. https://thespaceshow.com/sites/default/files/shows/4032-BWB-2023-05-19.mp3 ** See also: * The Space Show Archives * The Space Show Newsletter * The Space Show Shop The Space Show is a project of the One Giant Leap Foundation.

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New-Bring Forged Carbon Fiber Minimalist Wallet for Men-Credit Card Holder with Money Clip-Mens Front Pocket RFID Blocking Wallet Slim, forged carbon fiber, slim, Minimalist Wallet for Men Credit Card Holder, Metal Money Clip Wallet, RFID Blocking Aluminum Slim Cash Holder (Carbon Fiber) Hayvenhurst Slim Minimalist Front Pocket RFID Blocking Metal Wallets for Men with Money Clip, Carbon Fiber, Small, Rfid Wallet Santo Carbon Fiber Slim Minimalist Front Pocket Wallet Credit Card Case Holder RFID Blocking 7Mm Thin Metal Mini Money Clip Anti-chief Card Wallet (Carbon Fiber Black) Metal Wallet Carbon Fiber Credit Card Holder with Metal Money Clip -NFC RFID Blocking Slim Metal Wallet Purse for Men Metal wallet money clip for men, RFID Blocking Wallet Slim Minimalist Metal Wallets and credit card holder carbon fiber slim wallet money clip, Black, One size It does bulge up a tiny bit in the super thin All-ett (and we'll see how it does in the Tyvek wallet), but it still works.Mens Leather Minimalist Wallet RFID Blocking Carbon Fiber Credit Card Holder Slim Bifold with Money Clip Front Pocket (carbon fiber) The wallet pen, as small as it is, fits perfectly in the "crease" of a typical wallet. But it's made of sterling silver, and most importantly, it's only 3" and even thinner. The wallet pen is quite a bit more expensive at $40 $70. Unfortunately, it was slightly too large for my old wallet at 4" long. But there's another way: I can carry a pen in my wallet! I found two wallet pens that could work. I'm not sure if I want to add a pen to that list. There's quite a bit of stuff on there already: a LED flashlight, a Leatherman Squirt, and of course my keys. On a related note, I've always wished I could carry a pen, but I've never found one small and convenient enough to add to my existing keychain. Those are the ones I see recommended most, but there are plenty of alternatives discussed in similar posts on 43folders and 37signals. Slimmy: The Slim Front Pocket Wallet Alternative The even smaller Junior All-Ett (with only two pockets instead of four) I liked my old dot matrix model so much I bought three new ones!īut there are other popular geek wallets, too, that I've either had directly recommended to me or seen people use: Since then, there's been an explosion of amazing Mighty Wallet styles. Update: I'm happy to report that I used my Mighty Wallet for years, and just decided to replace it in April 2013 (and again in June 2017) as it was finally getting a bit beat up. Plus: digits of π! On a dot matrix print-out! Come on, man! Or at least I was, until I discovered the Tyvek Mighty Wallets – which even come in a glorious fake dot matrix printout style! Be still, my beating geek heart! Since the sailcloth of the all-ett proved a bit problematic, I'm thinking the Tyvek might be a better choice, and placing my new wallet order. Minus those minor criticisms, I'm very happy with it. But given that I tend to open my wallet maybe 3-4 times per day, at most, that's a tradeoff I'm willing to make. It's a little more fiddly than a typical wallet when opening it and fishing items out of it. The orientation of the pockets means the contents tend to fall towards the middle when you open it. It's not a problem in practical use, you can't hear yourself sit down, but it is a little disconcerting at first. The ultra-thin spinnaker sailcloth they use is a tiny bit "crackly" in use. I don't know about you guys, but I tend to lose my wallet when I leave it lying around various places. I no longer feel motivated to remove my wallet from my back pocket when I sit down. Amazing! It's so much more comfortable to sit down with this in my back pocket. As promised, the fully populated All-ett was thinner – much thinner! – than my old wallet was empty. In search of an alternative, a coworker turned me on to the superthin All-Ett wallet.Īfter seeing the All-Ett, I was sold. I was in the market for a new wallet, but I wanted something… less. While I never had an enormous Constanza Wallet, I felt I could do better. My current Tumi wallet was almost 10 years old and starting to show its age. If we geeks obsessively optimize what's on our keychain, we'd be remiss if we didn't also obsessively optimize that other item most geeks carry around – our wallet.

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The wild case ios

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In our tests, we verify that each of these features works with the case on. No interference with wireless signals or other functionality: A case shouldn’t reduce performance with any wireless signals-Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, cellular, NFC (near-field communication, which is necessary to use Apple Pay), or Qi wireless charging.Although a case’s lack of MagSafe support isn’t an absolute dealbreaker, we’re seeing enough great cases with MagSafe at similar prices to those without that we generally prefer them. A case without the magnetic ring may still support charging with a MagSafe charger, as long as it’s thin enough, but likely won’t work with a car mount or wallet. MagSafe: Apple’s MagSafe system is a bit complicated, as it encompasses magnetic wireless chargers and accessories, as well as cases with a magnetic ring built in to support them.Additionally, the iPhone 13–series devices have especially pronounced camera bumps, and the case material needs to rise taller than them to protect them. We use a 0.85-millimeter feeler gauge, per Apple’s guidelines, to test each case.

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Raised front lip and camera ring: As Apple’s case guidelines (PDF) explain, “Exposed glass on the device shall not come within 0.85 mm of a flat surface, such as a table or floor, in any orientation when the case is attached.” A lip around the edges of the phone’s display helps prevent cracked screens-one of the biggest worries with any smartphone-but it also helps to keep the screen from getting scratched if you place the phone screen-down.

On the other hand, we don’t consider cases with a circular opening to expose the Apple logo on the back of the phone because they offer less overall protection and provide no real benefit. We also like cases that don’t leave the top or bottom edge of the phone exposed, though such exposure isn’t necessarily a dealbreaker. The best cases provide button protection with tactility that mimics-or in some instances even enhances-the way the buttons feel on a bare iPhone.

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Full coverage: As a general rule, the more of the phone that a case protects, the better we prefer cases that protect everything but the phone’s screen.(Even a heavy-duty case can’t guarantee that your phone will survive every scenario intact-for example, a direct hit to the screen will still do damage.) The obvious exception here is superthin cases, which purposely compromise some drop protection in favor of a thinner profile. We don’t conduct drop tests, but we do look for cases that are obviously capable of withstanding some impact. Drop protection: We seek out cases that can adequately protect a phone without adding unnecessary embellishments or too much bulk.

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Yoga shorts

Many are made from cotton and spandex blends, with other options featuring moisture-wicking material that shoppers love. There are plenty of yoga shorts produced for the casual consumer, and also numerous pairs with the athletic customer in mind. Some are better suited for everyday lounging, and others are specifically designed for high-intensity workouts. Of course, there are many types of yoga shorts out there, and they all serve a different purpose. We want to provide breathability for our legs - whether we’re working out or not!Ī lot of Us have fairly extensive leggings collections, but if you’re not as well-versed in the wonderful world of yoga shorts, we’re here to help. As the spring is almost here, so is the official season of yoga shorts! Once it’s hot enough outside, full-length leggings simply aren’t the move. Temperatures are rising, which means one thing: Our leggings will be taking a brief break and chilling in our dressers. It isn’t so heavy, but I have assurance that you can’t see my butt in them” Ashley Rosenberg, a modelFIT instructor, calls the style “the forever classic” that’s “just unbeatable.” Katherine Gundling, a coach and programmer at ICE CrossFit NYC and Oculus CrossFit, agrees that they stand out among a sea of imitators: “They will last you years and stay in great condition.Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services. At the same time, I’m like Goldilocks: I don’t like the superthin ones, but some are too thick. They’re also a favorite of Erin Brockovich, who was very particular about what she likes and does not: “If I’m doing yoga, and I’m down on my knees and lifting my butt up, I don’t want to wear leggings that you can see through. She praises the high-waisted fit in particular: “I live for high-rise and for not having to keep pulling up my pants while practicing or teaching.” That includes Katch Posch, who teaches at Sky Ting. Lululemon’s workout gear has been recommended to us by many, many fitness experts, and the Wunder Train tights are their longtime best-selling pair - and a favorite among yoga instructors. Price: There are three different price points that we decided on, denoted as $, $$, or $$, respectively: under $25, under $50, and under $100. We’ve noted the available sizes for each pair below. Size: Our focus was on finding yoga pants offered in the widest range of sizes possible. The pair of yoga pants that had the most expert recommendations was named the best overall - but you can find yoga pants for every type of practice below.īest overall | Best less expensive | Best plus-size | Best less expensive plus-size | Best high-waisted | Best less expensive high-waisted | Best capris | Best bootleg | Best sweatpants | Best less expensive sweatpants We also consulted our data to determine which yoga pants our readers have purchased the most over the past three years and pulled out the ones that our readers had bought at least 2,000 times over the past three years. As a result, you’ll see that both “yoga pants” and “ leggings” are often used interchangeably, even in the names of many of the products below.īut most of these yoga pants have been recommended by fitness instructors, yogis, and other experts in previous Strategist stories. And though the term “yoga pant” might make you think of high-waisted stretchy pants with flared bottoms, here, we’ve defined it to be pants made of a thick enough material to cover your butt, even when you’re in downward-facing dog, and stretchy and sweat-wicking enough to let you go through your flow comfortably - regardless of silhouette. But wading through all the styles and brands to find a pair that fits well, stays put when you move, and actually looks nice is no easy task. Whether you’re working out or just working from home, yoga pants are probably somewhere in your day-to-day wardrobe rotation. Photo-Illustration: The Strategist Photos: Retailers