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The latest space achievements of 2018, landing probe "Insight" On March, November 27, the first two-year mission devoted to the study of the depths of the red planet, after a six-month trip, has traveled 548 million kilometers.
The probe, which was launched in May in the United States in California, was able to send images of Mars and record "Sounds of March" in the case of the first of its kind in the history of the invasion of the red planet.
United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arab Emirates
On October 29, the UAE launched from Japan the satellite "Khalifa Sat" The first of its kind in the UAE, it took four years to work, including a team from the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Center.
Will be provided "Khalifa Sat" Satellite image of high quality and clarity allowing the UAE to provide competitive services in this sector globally.
A month later, Saudi Arabia launched two artificial satellites aboard a Chinese rocket from the Jiuquan base, providing government agencies with high-resolution satellite imagery.
The two satellites will be managed and operated from an advanced checkpoint located in Riyadh at King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST), and satellite images will be used in various areas of national development.
Frozen planet
On November 15, scientists found a frozen planet about six light years from our planet and thought that it could be inhabited with pockets of liquid water.
And the surface of the rocky planet, which is called "Barnard b", The surface of the Earth Cup more than 3 times, and goes into orbit near the star of the dwarf star study the more dwarf, also closest to the sun.
On August 17, scientists from the US Space Agency discovered a gas planet whose temperature was so high that it was in full swing for iron and titanium.
On October 4, astronomers discovered what we believe to be the first moon on the outside of our solar system, gravitating around a planet in a solar system at about 8,000 years old. distance light.
On July 17, a team of astronomers announced the discovery of dozens of new satellites in orbit around the giant planet Jupiter, bringing to 79 the number of satellites of Jupiter, surpassing that of Saturn, which revolves around 61 satellites.
Long trip
On October 20, a Euro-Japanese spacecraft set out on a "Hard" voyage Seven years after the start of Mercury, the smallest solar system and the closest to the sun.
According to the Japanese space exploration agency, the vehicle will fly Venus twice, then cross Mercury 6 times before entering into orbit around December 2025.
On the last day of the same month, the US Space Agency announced that its "Parker Solar" spacecraft is reaching the nearest point of the sun to record a recording.
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Last 2018 space mission, the descent of the probe "Insight" on Mars, November 27, first mission of two years, to study the depths of the red planet, after a 6-month trip, which has traveled 548 million kilometers .
The probe, launched in California in the United States in May, was able to send images of Mars and record "Mars Voices" in the first case of the Red Planet's invasion.
United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arab Emirates
On October 29, the UAE launched the first-ever Khalifa Sat satellite from Japan, including training by a team from the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Center.
Khalifa Sat will provide high quality satellite imagery that will enable the UAE to offer competitive services in this sector globally.
A month later, Saudi Arabia launched two artificial satellites aboard a Chinese rocket from the Jiuquan base, providing government agencies with high-resolution satellite imagery.
The two satellites will be managed and operated from an advanced checkpoint located in Riyadh at King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST), and satellite images will be used in various areas of national development.
Frozen planet
On November 15, scientists found a frozen planet about six light years from our planet and thought that it could be inhabited with pockets of liquid water.
The rocky planet, called Barnard B, exceeds by more than three times the surface of the Earth, gravitating around a star among the dwarfest red stars and closer to the sun.
On August 17, scientists from the US Space Agency discovered a gas planet whose temperature was so high that it was in full swing for iron and titanium.
On October 4, astronomers discovered what would be the first moon on the outside of our solar system, gravitating around a planet in a solar system located about 8000 light-years away.
On July 17, a team of astronomers announced the discovery of dozens of new satellites in orbit around the giant planet Jupiter, bringing to 79 the number of satellites of Jupiter, surpassing that of Saturn, which revolves around 61 satellites.
Long trip
On October 20, a Euro-Japanese spacecraft embarked on a "tricky" seven-year journey to Mercury, the smallest solar system and the closest to the sun.
According to the Japanese space exploration agency, the vehicle will fly Venus twice, then cross Mercury 6 times before entering into orbit around December 2025.
On the last day of the same month, the US Space Agency announced that its space probe, "Parker Solar", had reached the nearest point of the sun to record a record.
