A NASA telescope launched a mission for a mission for a mission for a mission for a mission for a mission for a mission to explore the origin of the universe and secret reservoirs.
The US Space Agency Megathon-shaped sponex, Sportro-photometer for the history of sponex, restrape and ICES Explorer for the history of the universe, SPACEX Falcon in California is continued by the Falcon 9 missile.
During the two-year mission, the observatory will collect more than 450 million galaxies, as well as more than 100 million stars in milk. It will create a three-dimensional map of space in 102 – individual wavelengths – and will learn the history and evolution of galaxies.
The mission is to deepen the concept of a phenomenon known as space inflation, which consists of one point from one point from one point to the fast and exponential expansion of the universe about 13.8 billion years ago.
“Spherex really tries to start the origin of the universe – what happened in the first moment after a big explosion,” Spherex is a higher scientist Phil Korngut, Calytechnician.
“Theory of the reign describing this is inflation. As violated, the universe has expanded a trillion trillion in a small part of one second, expanding a trillion trillion, a trillion trillion, and said,” Korngut “.
Shawn Domagal-Goldman, the headquarters of the Astrophysics department, said Spherex’s “Reverberations from the Great Bang”, Spherex will look for a second fractionation after a large explosion. “
Spherex will take a picture in every direction around the ground, the light is divided into a wavelength to determine billions of cosmic sources, composition and distance such as star and galaxies.
Our Galaxy will look for frozen reservoirs on the surface of inter-cloud dust grains in large gas and dust clouds, which caused Spherex, Stars and Planets.
This will look for water and molecules frozen in the surface of dust grains in carbon dioxide and molecular clouds, which is dust and dust in the stars. Scientists believe that Ice warehouses attached to dust grains in these clouds are where the majority of the universe water and habitats are.
Starting along with Spherex, the mission of Satellites for NASA’s Punchu is changing the mission (Polarimeter) mission to understand the satellite of satellites and sunscreen.
Solar wind and other energetic solar events can lead to space air effects, which fuss with human technology, including satellites intervening and causing power outages.
The Punch mission responds how solar wind responds to how the structures of these processes are built and how these processes affect the location and solar system.
The mission covers four suitcases satellites that will observe the sun and its environment.
“Together, the three-dimensional global landscape of the sun – is the material that fills our whole solar system, with the atmosphere of the sun, NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center Punch Mission Nicholeen Viall.
