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TO DISCOVERY MISSION INTERNATIONAL HINODE "is matched by THE FAILURE OF THE LAUNCH PROBE" GLORY ": JOY AND PAIN OF SPACE RESEARCH

Di Mattia Paolinelli

would of" empty "space in Sun's magnetic to have produced two huge gaps in the solar corona observed and photographed (dark spots in the image on top of the article), February 1 from the Japanese Hinode spacecraft.

The two holes allow gas and other materials to the solar issue forth from our star running quindi come dei passaggi preferenziali che mettono in diretta comunicazione gli strati più interni del Sole con lo spazio esterno.

Secondo la NASA:

"The holes are relatively cool in temperature as compared to the active regions nearby – such as the bright region on the lower left portion of the solar disk – the cooler temperature is one of the reasons for the darker appearance”

La sonda Hinode è in realtà solo una parte del progetto che incorpora l’omonimo osservatorio Solar Japanese Hinode solar observatory "and various organizations in an international collaboration-over body JAXA-Japan's space incorporates NASA, ESA and the space agencies of Norway and the United Kingdom.

The intent of the program Hinode from 2006-date of the launch of the probe, is to monitor and study the Sun's magnetic field to try to understand how its energy is propagated through the various layers of 'solar atmosphere.

But success comes, we must also record a disappointment for Research: a disappointment that in this cuts on NASA weighs a ton.

Glory The satellite was supposed to represent a new, wonderful opportunity for science to monitor our planet and predict future climate change through the observation of Earth's energy system, formed by ' energy "in and out" from the climate system.

But unfortunately, as evidenced by the following video

the launch from the base of Vandemberg not been successful. The launch of the had already been postponed several times during the last week to technical difficulties apparently not fully resolved. Fatal to the orbit of the satellite was in fact the non-detachment of the "peak" of the missile: the carrier was therefore too heavy to reach orbit assigned.

's the second consecutive failure for a Taurus XL rocket. Already in 2009 the same model of carrier had plunged along with the enthusiasm of researchers and mission "OCO (Orbiting Carbon Observatory), which are still on a mission to observe Earth's climate. Almost superfluous to add that the NASA has now set up an investigative board to try to determine the causes that led to the failure of the launch. It is equally unnecessary to say that these causes will be found soon.

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