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2022.02.09 | Hands-off Field Work: Comparing human and robotic gathered terrain data
On The Space Show for Wednesday, 9 February 2022:
An update on the Swift Observatory satellite, together with a feature about one of its findings: a stellar tidal disruption event, courtesy of the Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland.
China's Five Year Space Plan.
Steven Hobbs (University of New South Wales, Sydney) - Hands-off Field Work: Comparing human and robotic methods of gathering terrain data.
A preview of European Space Agency (ESA) missions in 2022.
Naveen Kodikara (RMIT University, Melbourne) - Efficacy of Global Ionospheric Maps.
Planet Earth Episode 30:
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By Andrew Rennie for the Space Association of AustraliaOn The Space Show for Wednesday, 9 February 2022:
An update on the Swift Observatory satellite, together with a feature about one of its findings: a stellar tidal disruption event, courtesy of the Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland.
China's Five Year Space Plan.
Steven Hobbs (University of New South Wales, Sydney) - Hands-off Field Work: Comparing human and robotic methods of gathering terrain data.
A preview of European Space Agency (ESA) missions in 2022.
Naveen Kodikara (RMIT University, Melbourne) - Efficacy of Global Ionospheric Maps.
Planet Earth Episode 30: