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GeekSpin - 2 days 4 hours agoNASA has called off the $30 million mission to save the Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory after efforts to reach the aging telescope resulted in terminal technical issues. The rescue spacecraft, Link, built by Katalyst Space Technologies and launched in early July, suffered an uncontrollable spin just weeks into its flight. Although flight controllers managed to […] Read the original article here: NASA confirms iconic 20-year-old telescope will crash...
Gravitational wave astronomy has seen plenty of improvements since the original signal was captured in 2015 . Despite that, it remains an engineering challenge to actually create the detectors needed for the precise measurements required to spot gravitational waves. A new NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts (NIAC) grant is funding a concept from a team led by Paul Stankus at Brookhaven National Laboratory that could potentially solve some of those engineering problems by using quantum mechanics. Current...
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