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Monthly Archives: October 2014
Cooling to Near Absolute Zero With Magnetic Molecules
An international team of scientists have become the first ever researchers to successfully reach temperatures below -272.15 C—only just above absolute zero—using magnetic molecules. The physicists and chemists are presenting their new investigation today (22 October 2014) in the scientific … Continue reading
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No Two Cryomech Helium Recovery Systems Are The Same
Helium recovery can be categorized into small, medium, or large scale, and everything in between. We would like to share with you examples of three recently installed Cryomech Helium Recovery Systems to help you determine what level of helium recycling … Continue reading
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British Team to Launch 3D-printed, Rocket-powered Spaceplane Into the Stratosphere
A team of amateur space enthusiasts are to launch the first 3D-printed, rocket powered spaceplane into the stratosphere in a mission called LOHAN. No, it’s got nothing to do with Lindsey – it stands for Low Orbit Helium Assisted Navigator. … Continue reading
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Soyuz Team Takes Steps To Prevent Repeat of Galileo Launch Failure, including the Premature Celebration
urope’s Arianespace launch consortium will wait an hour after satellite separation from future Europeanized Soyuz rockets before declaring mission success as a direct consequence of the August failure of the vehicle’s Fregat upper stage, Arianespace Chief Executive Stephane Israel said … Continue reading
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Formation of Dianions in Helium Nanodroplets
The formation of dianions in helium nanodroplets is reported for the first time. The fullerene cluster dianions (C60)n2− and (C70)n2− were observed by mass spectrometry for n≥5 when helium droplets containing the appropriate fullerene were subjected to electron impact at … Continue reading
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