Saturday, December 14, 2013
Mars Rover Curiosity Dates Rocks on Red Planet
NASA's Mars rover Curiosity data reveals new information every day. Now, scientists from the surface of the Red Planet have received the first detailed measurements showed that radiation.
This image of Mars ESA Mars Express space, images of Thaumasi Planum craters in the region indicates Arima twins.
NASA's Mars Curiosity geziciveri reveals new information every day . Now scientists have received adamlarıkızıl Gezegen'inyüzeyindenilk detailed radiation measurements have shown that . Findings reveal a little more about this gezegeninçevr .
New verimars Science Laboratory surface misyonununilk coming 300 days . Geziciradyasyo wondering detailed measurements of the environment yapılmışgal Crater , the onboard Radiation Assessment Detector (RAD) cruised around .
Solar energetic particle event of a hard and soft interplanetary coronal mass ejection associated with the dose of radiation ilişkiliradyasyo with three dips had a spike .
"Our measurements that provide information crucial for human mission to Mars ," Don Hassler, one of the researchers in a news release , he said. " Bizradyasyo the environment continue to monitor veyüzey at and sun cycles at different times of large solar fırtınalarıetki we see additional important data will provide .
Our measurements also habitability about Curiosity research into the tie. Radiation source is the humanhealth organic kimyasallarınkorun as well as the microbial survival affecting a concern to have . "
Galactic cosmic rays ( gcrs ) and with solar flares and coronal mass ejection ilişkiligüneş energetic particle (SEP) short-term low-dose chronic exposure : a potential health risk to astronauts are two forms of radiation .
Both of these pose challenges for human exploration of Mars vegezeg future to understand the surface radiation makes it more important than ever . Both gcrs and interact with sepsatmosfer and energetic enough , onlarradyasyo contribute to the environment üretmekmars secondary particles penetrate the soil .
According to RAD , the radiation exposure for astronauts to be during outgoing and travel will return. Sadeceuzay protected by the tool itself , will be exposed to radiation environment in space between the moment.
Long-term exposure to radiation , can increase a person's lifetime risk of cancer is especially important to understand because it poses .
Findings reveal a little more about Mars'ınyüzey conditions . NASA and other agencies while preparing for future missions , this data and information is particularly important for planning purposes .
This image of Mars ESA Mars Express space, images of Thaumasi Planum craters in the region indicates Arima twins.
NASA's Mars Curiosity geziciveri reveals new information every day . Now scientists have received adamlarıkızıl Gezegen'inyüzeyindenilk detailed radiation measurements have shown that . Findings reveal a little more about this gezegeninçevr .
New verimars Science Laboratory surface misyonununilk coming 300 days . Geziciradyasyo wondering detailed measurements of the environment yapılmışgal Crater , the onboard Radiation Assessment Detector (RAD) cruised around .
Solar energetic particle event of a hard and soft interplanetary coronal mass ejection associated with the dose of radiation ilişkiliradyasyo with three dips had a spike .
"Our measurements that provide information crucial for human mission to Mars ," Don Hassler, one of the researchers in a news release , he said. " Bizradyasyo the environment continue to monitor veyüzey at and sun cycles at different times of large solar fırtınalarıetki we see additional important data will provide .
Our measurements also habitability about Curiosity research into the tie. Radiation source is the humanhealth organic kimyasallarınkorun as well as the microbial survival affecting a concern to have . "
Galactic cosmic rays ( gcrs ) and with solar flares and coronal mass ejection ilişkiligüneş energetic particle (SEP) short-term low-dose chronic exposure : a potential health risk to astronauts are two forms of radiation .
Both of these pose challenges for human exploration of Mars vegezeg future to understand the surface radiation makes it more important than ever . Both gcrs and interact with sepsatmosfer and energetic enough , onlarradyasyo contribute to the environment üretmekmars secondary particles penetrate the soil .
According to RAD , the radiation exposure for astronauts to be during outgoing and travel will return. Sadeceuzay protected by the tool itself , will be exposed to radiation environment in space between the moment.
Long-term exposure to radiation , can increase a person's lifetime risk of cancer is especially important to understand because it poses .
Findings reveal a little more about Mars'ınyüzey conditions . NASA and other agencies while preparing for future missions , this data and information is particularly important for planning purposes .
Industry not contributing financially to science, says CNR Rao
Bharat Ratna awardee and eminent scientist C N R Rao today said the financial contribution of industry towards the development of science in the country has not been on the levels of what has taken place in the Western countries.
"The industry has to support (science), which has not happened till now. Most of the science money has come from the government. In the US or Cambridge, about 40-45 per cent of the money comes from the industry.
"Here 90 per cent is supported by the government. So I think the entire society has to take interest in science," Rao said in a discussion at the NDTV Solutions summit here.
The noted scientist added that the position of science as a discipline in India is at the bottom of the value system in the society.
"Science is very down in the value system in India. How much does the Indian society respect science? Science comes at the bottom of the list... If science has to succeed they have to have a better support," he said.
To compete with the rest of the world, India has to create institutions where young people can work enthusiastically, he felt.
Nobel laureate and biologist Venkataraman Ramakrishnan said India must invest in molecular biology to take giant strides in progress and must focus on its own intellectual property.
Noted agriculture scientist MS Swaminathan expressed concern over the stagnation in agricultural research.
"Our country still has large untapped production reservoir and there is an urgent need to tap its potential to bring a second green revolution," Swaminathan, also know as the father of the green revolution in India, added.
Tata Consultancy Services CEO Natarajan Chandrasekaran emphasised that a majority of India's problems can be solved with technology.
"IT has a huge role to play, particularly in dealing with corruption. It will bring in transparency, everything will be real-time," he added.
On the need to develop teaching in the country, Rao said he has approached the Planning Commission to develop a programme of making teaching a national mission in the country for the next five years.
"The industry has to support (science), which has not happened till now. Most of the science money has come from the government. In the US or Cambridge, about 40-45 per cent of the money comes from the industry.
"Here 90 per cent is supported by the government. So I think the entire society has to take interest in science," Rao said in a discussion at the NDTV Solutions summit here.
The noted scientist added that the position of science as a discipline in India is at the bottom of the value system in the society.
"Science is very down in the value system in India. How much does the Indian society respect science? Science comes at the bottom of the list... If science has to succeed they have to have a better support," he said.
To compete with the rest of the world, India has to create institutions where young people can work enthusiastically, he felt.
Nobel laureate and biologist Venkataraman Ramakrishnan said India must invest in molecular biology to take giant strides in progress and must focus on its own intellectual property.
Noted agriculture scientist MS Swaminathan expressed concern over the stagnation in agricultural research.
"Our country still has large untapped production reservoir and there is an urgent need to tap its potential to bring a second green revolution," Swaminathan, also know as the father of the green revolution in India, added.
Tata Consultancy Services CEO Natarajan Chandrasekaran emphasised that a majority of India's problems can be solved with technology.
"IT has a huge role to play, particularly in dealing with corruption. It will bring in transparency, everything will be real-time," he added.
On the need to develop teaching in the country, Rao said he has approached the Planning Commission to develop a programme of making teaching a national mission in the country for the next five years.
SEBI may re-examine its order on Jet-Etihad: Sources
Market regulator SEBI may look to re-examine its order on Jet Airways and Abu Dhabi carrier Etihad deal. Sources told CNBC-TV18 SEBI is likely to approach the Competition Commission of India (CCI) seeking clarity on its order. The channel had earlier reported that the CCI has raised red flag over what appeared to be a prima facie case of violation of section 43 (a) by Jet-Etihad. The deal, involving Abu Dhabi carrier Etihad’s purchase of 24 per cent stake in Naresh Goyal-led Jet Airways , was approved last month by the Competition Commission of India (CCI).
This clearance has been challenged in the Competition Appellate Tribunal (Compat) by national carrier Air India’s former Executive Director Jitendra Bhargava , while BJP leader Subramanian Swamy has written to the SEBI asking that Etihad be considered a ‘person acting in concert’ with Jet’s current promoters for this deal. CCI Chairman Ashok Chawla said that the two carriers have been issued show-cause notices on a separate issue relating to their certain commercial agreements. Sources say SEBI is likely to seek information from the CCI is to how Etihad may have joint control.
However, they add that it is up to the government to take a final call on the much-talked about mega aviation deal. Jet Airways stock price On December 13, 2013, Jet Airways closed at Rs 272.75, down Rs 20.65, or 7.04 percent. The 52-week high of the share was Rs 688.60 and the 52-week low was Rs 270.20. The latest book value of the company is Rs -27.75 per share. At current value, the price-to-book value of the company was -9.83.
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