giant disco ball to plummet back to earth
by：Marslite
2019-10-17
The CNNThe party, written by Euan McKirdy, is coming to an end, much faster than expected.
The reflective satellite, the human star, launched by a private company Rocket Lab, is expected to launch sometime this week.
It was launched in New Zealand on January and is expected to allow us to continue looking up to the sky for most of 2018.
\"In the next few days, the star of humanity will begin to fall into the Earth\'s atmosphere for the last time, where it will burn again.
Peter Baker, founder of Rocket Labs, said in a statement: \"enter, leave no trace . \".
Baker says the satellite is like a disco ball for many, and its launch is to encourage people to \"have a different view of their lives, behaviors and things that matter to humanity \".
The return of the label \"Star of the human Star\", \"fiorucithe Star\", has no specific function other than being a spectacle.
Made of carbon fiber, it has 65 reflective panels that reflect the sun back to Earth.
As it travels through the night sky, it rotates quickly, producing a flashing effect.
But those days are numbered.
According to the human star\'s own tracker, this object is losing its height and is expected to be re-established depending on the speed at which it drops
Enter the Earth\'s atmosphere on Thursday.
Rocket Lab founder Peter Baker poses next to the satellite before the launch.
Credit: Astronomers from the University of Auckland say that polite human staroptional forecingrichard Eastherthan-expected re-
It could be because modeling is flawed.
\"I guess the prediction is based on a satellite of ordinary size, and an object that is essentially a balloon will feel more resistance than the ordinary satellite that is fired ,(which resemble)
\"A large piece of metal,\" he said.
Baker, founder of the company, said the satellite was designed to encourage people to think more deeply about where they are in the universe.
\"My hope is to encourage people to hang around the stars and think about where we are in the universe,\" he said . \". . slider-slide> img {width: 100%; display: block; }
1/13-unlimited Mirror Room-
Souls millions of light years away \"(2013)
The installation of the famous Japanese artist miyamaki uses mirrors and LED lights to give the audience the feeling of being in the depths of space.
Credit:©The grass is dying.
David zweiner, New York, politely said: \"While the star of humanity is a brief moment in human history, I hope that the conversations and ideas it has sparked around the world will continue to be explored
However, Easther said he was encouraged by a small company from New Zealand
The launch mission was successfully completed.
From cave painting to NASA: How Humans capture the universe when satellites \"do not achieve their goals,\" he says a technological leap is an important gain.
\"I am proud to be New Zealanders. . . (to see)
\"Domestic hardware is on track,\" he said . \"
The reflective satellite, the human star, launched by a private company Rocket Lab, is expected to launch sometime this week.
It was launched in New Zealand on January and is expected to allow us to continue looking up to the sky for most of 2018.
\"In the next few days, the star of humanity will begin to fall into the Earth\'s atmosphere for the last time, where it will burn again.
Peter Baker, founder of Rocket Labs, said in a statement: \"enter, leave no trace . \".
Baker says the satellite is like a disco ball for many, and its launch is to encourage people to \"have a different view of their lives, behaviors and things that matter to humanity \".
The return of the label \"Star of the human Star\", \"fiorucithe Star\", has no specific function other than being a spectacle.
Made of carbon fiber, it has 65 reflective panels that reflect the sun back to Earth.
As it travels through the night sky, it rotates quickly, producing a flashing effect.
But those days are numbered.
According to the human star\'s own tracker, this object is losing its height and is expected to be re-established depending on the speed at which it drops
Enter the Earth\'s atmosphere on Thursday.
Rocket Lab founder Peter Baker poses next to the satellite before the launch.
Credit: Astronomers from the University of Auckland say that polite human staroptional forecingrichard Eastherthan-expected re-
It could be because modeling is flawed.
\"I guess the prediction is based on a satellite of ordinary size, and an object that is essentially a balloon will feel more resistance than the ordinary satellite that is fired ,(which resemble)
\"A large piece of metal,\" he said.
Baker, founder of the company, said the satellite was designed to encourage people to think more deeply about where they are in the universe.
\"My hope is to encourage people to hang around the stars and think about where we are in the universe,\" he said . \". . slider-slide> img {width: 100%; display: block; }
1/13-unlimited Mirror Room-
Souls millions of light years away \"(2013)
The installation of the famous Japanese artist miyamaki uses mirrors and LED lights to give the audience the feeling of being in the depths of space.
Credit:©The grass is dying.
David zweiner, New York, politely said: \"While the star of humanity is a brief moment in human history, I hope that the conversations and ideas it has sparked around the world will continue to be explored
However, Easther said he was encouraged by a small company from New Zealand
The launch mission was successfully completed.
From cave painting to NASA: How Humans capture the universe when satellites \"do not achieve their goals,\" he says a technological leap is an important gain.
\"I am proud to be New Zealanders. . . (to see)
\"Domestic hardware is on track,\" he said . \"
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