Moving Roman: Propulsion
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- Опубликовано: 25 апр 2024
- Many space telescopes, including NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, require fuel to move. Propellant is, however, a finite resource. Watch how the NASA team carefully installs this mission-limiting resource into the telescope’s spacecraft bus.
Music Credits: "Black Nebula" by Thomas Daniel Bellingham
"Maelstrom Dream" by Lucie Rose
"Evolution of Life" by David Stephen Goldsmith
"Maximist" by Michael Blainey
"Greatness Takes Time" by Beth Perry and Chris Doney
Sound FX: "Asthma inhaler" by natty23 and "Compressed Air" by thompsonman
Credit: NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center
Producers: Sophia Roberts (Advocates in Manpower Management, Inc.);
Scott Wiessinger (KBR Wyle Services, LLC)
Animator: Jonathan North (KBR Wyle Services, LLC)
Photographers: Christopher Gunn (InuTeq, LLC);
Jolearra Tshiteya (ASRC Federal)
Technical support: Aaron E. Lepsch (ADNET Systems, Inc.)
Narrator: Sophia Roberts (Advocates in Manpower Management, Inc.)
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never knew yall were making another telescope thats dope
Nice video but it would’ve been more informative if you said what type of fuel it uses and how much it carries.
That’s top secret.
@@zahirmurjiit's not top secret. They're using hydrazine.
Is it minimal? Because wheels are used for momentum movement
Los principales propelentes utilizados en cohetes y satélites son la hidracina, que es el combustible, y el tetróxido de nitrógeno, la sustancia que provoca la reacción de ignición. Estas sustancias ofrecen buen desempeño en propulsores, pero tienen sus desventajas.
like arcadelt said ...
Sh\/t \/P comments section engineer 😂
Fascinating!
beautiful.
Very cool! I love it.
Amazing!! 🔭
Awesome, thanks!
Good luck guys 🍀🎉
Just wondering if there is a port that's available that could potentially be used for refuel? With how quickly we're entering this new space age, wouldn't be smart to include? With Starship coming online, I would think something like this would be a great demonstration of its capabilities.
Starship coming online? Like Fusion Power... Just another 10 more years? "🤥"
@@wayneharrison They have already planned a minimum of 4 more launches this year alone. In 2026 there will a launch every week
@@hamidshahriari6474 I KNOW🚀💥TESTING!?🤣NASA RULES, DUDE! 🥇
@@wayneharrison SpaceX is NOT NASA.
Awesome! I can't wait until she is in-orbit doing science!
Excelente !!! Felicitaciones a todos los técnicos y científico que hacen posible esta maravilla!!!🤗❤
This didn't really tell me anything and left me hanging with "another story" !
More space less war!
no music distracting
Покажите пожалуйста планету Земля.
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Tools are important.
2:21 So in this frame you have 7 people in full body clean suit. But then you also have 5 people dressed casually, 3 with gloves, 2 without. Why?
Did you ever get a response from nasa? I’ll just hang out here until you do……
mass production, serviceability, refueling capability, & online targeting for sale would bring in far more data.
Yeah. Put in components that you know are going to fail. Makes sense. Poor Nancy, what an insult.
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