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Thanasis Kaltsoudas

Jun 24, 17 / Leo 07, 01 18:36 UTC

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Найден необычный способ передачи данных через атмосферу.

МОСКВА, 26 ноя — РИА Новости. Ученые Самарского университета совместно с коллегами из РАН разработали новый способ создания оптических элементов, с помощью которого можно усовершенствовать устройства для передачи данных по лазерному лучу в атмосфере и биомедицинские аппараты. Результаты научного исследования опубликованы в журнале "Optics Express". Российские ученые разработали новый подход ...

МОСКВА, 26 ноя — РИА Новости. Ученые Самарского университета совместно с коллегами из РАН разработали новый способ создания оптических элементов, с помощью которого можно усовершенствовать устройства для передачи данных по лазерному лучу в атмосфере и биомедицинские аппараты. Результаты научного исследования опубликованы в журнале "Optics Express". Российские ученые разработали новый подход для построения метаповерхностей, на основе которых можно создать оптические элементы для устройств, позволяющих управлять поляризацией и фазой электромагнитных волн, а также создавать световые поля с неизученными ранее свойствами, в том числе уникальные лазерные пучки. “Мы разработали оптический элемент на основе метаповерхности и продемонстрировали его эффективную работу: одновременное формирование и фокусировка специального лазерного пучка с вихревой структурой поляризации. В фокусе такого пучка световая энергия частично распространяется в направлении к источнику, что невозможно при фокусировке классических лазерных пучков”, — прокомментировал автор исследования, доцент кафедры технической кибернетики Самарского университета Дмитрий Савельев. Ученый также отметил, что метаповерхности более высокого порядка обеспечивают большой общий обратный поток энергии. То есть лазерные пучки, сформированные с помощью поляризующих элементов, устойчивы к помехам, возникающим при передаче информации в различных турбулентных средах, например, в атмосфере Земли. “Существует способ передачи данных по лазерному лучу в атмосфере, но он подвержен помехам. С помощью разработанных метаповерхностей можно создавать особые лазерные пучки, которые будут более устойчивы к возникающим помехам в атмосфере, таким как ветер, туман, дождь. Таким образом можно передавать данные на большее расстояние с меньшими потерями”, — рассказал соавтор исследования, научный сотрудник Института систем обработки изображений РАН Сергей Дегтярев. Ученый объяснил, что реализованные метаповерхности позволяют создавать новые типы оптических ловушек. Они работают как пылесос: обратный поток энергии возле оптической оси заставляет частицы двигаться к источнику. Кроме того, по словам экспертов, за счет объединения в одном элементе поляризатора с фокусатором удается создавать большой обратный поток энергии вблизи оптической оси. Это поможет усовершенствовать оптические пинцеты, лазерную резку и гравировку в биологии, медицине и обработке материалов, а также уменьшить количество оптических элементов в устройствах. "Управление поляризацией позволяет создавать световые поля с новыми свойствами. Меняя структуру лазерного пучка, можно изменять характер воздействия на объект, а это очень актуально для лазерной резки и гравировки в обработке материалов", — отметил Дмитрий Савельев.

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Jerome Reed

Nov 30, 19 / Sag 26, 03 01:59 UTC

That's cool

Feliz año

Saludos Feliz Año para todos

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Deleted Asgardian

Jan 5, 22 / Aqu 05, 06 06:25 UTC

Привет. ! С Новым годом. !

Valerick Pineda panqueva

Jan 2, 22 / Aqu 02, 06 16:23 UTC

antonio buenos dias, para comprar SOL debo ser residente?

Attention Parliamentary Candidates!

Hello Asgardia!

WE NEED YOUR HELP.

We at VOA believe we've come up with a solution for the Parliamentary candidate issue. Many of us don't even know who is running in our own districts, so we've devised a plan: Give the candidates ...

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Ivan Rosel

Dec 4, 17 / Cap 02, 01 03:17 UTC

Sent! Thanks for giving us a voice, Ryan!
[Dec. 2, 0001 / Dec. 4, 2017]

Thoughts...Generalists and Specialists for Asgardia

I'll be quite straight with you, I am and always have been a well-educated experienced career generalist with a background of success both science and the arts. It's my point of view that Asgardia needs BOTH generalists and specialists for maximum success in the newly-forming Asgardian parliament and government, ...

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Ming-Ju Chiang

May 15, 18 / Gem 23, 02 20:33 UTC

Hello Cheryl, Just voted you after reading your platform and I need your support too. I would really appreciate your vote for me. Thank you ! Here is my Asgardian platform:". https://asgardia.space/en/elections/candidates/By-elections/27757/

DART, NASA's project to prevent asteroid collisions

The asteroids are bodies formed by diverse materials, like rocks, metals and ice, that travel without fixed direction by the cosmos, sometimes in really immense orbits. And they represent enormous risks for the continuity of life on planet earth. Due to the great danger posed ...

The asteroids are bodies formed by diverse materials, like rocks, metals and ice, that travel without fixed direction by the cosmos, sometimes in really immense orbits. And they represent enormous risks for the continuity of life on planet earth. Due to the great danger posed by a possible collision, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has several projects underway. 

One of them is called the Dual Asteroid Redirection Test Mission (DART), which is NASA's main project in its attempt to keep meteorites away from Earth. This will take place from December of the year 2020 and will serve as test and learning. 

The mission of DART is to be the first demonstration that you can deflect the trajectory of an asteroid by hitting it directly.

The impact, which will be the responsibility of the ship that bears the name of the mission, will be made against a body of small size (about 150 meters) that accompanies the asteroid Didymos. With the blow, which will occur at about 6 km / s, the object will be redirected. The aircraft will disappear in its fall against the rocks. Everything is planned so that the encounter between the ship and Didymos takes place in October 2022, so the device must make a trip of two years towards its goal. This project also had the collaboration of the European Space Agency (ESA, for its acronym in English).

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Sergey Radkevich

Apr 24, 18 / Gem 02, 02 06:07 UTC

> The aircraft will disappear spaceship? spacecraft?

Well found Asgardians.

"fatti non foste a viver come bruti,

ma per seguir virtute e canoscenza."

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Asgardia, el futuro en nuestras manos

Felicidad en una nación con retos por atender, con desafíos. Vayamos por más conocimiento, más educación y una forma ordenada de empezar la nación del espacio.

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frida liliana osorio

Aug 14, 18 / Lib 02, 02 00:32 UTC

hola Amelia Cortes, interesada en dar un cambio bueno al futuro, pero pienso que primero tendríamos que invertir tiempo y recursos en crear la nación fuera de la tierra., y después el resto de los recursos que requiere la nación buscarlo fuera de la tierra, para que así la economía ...

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NASA's planet-hunting satellite TESS launches

The Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite is NASA's next mission in the search for exoplanets, or those that are outside our solar system, and TESS will be on the lookout for planets that could support life.

https://edition.cnn.com/2018/04/18/us/nasa-tess-satellite-launch/index.html

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Moon, Mars and asteroid missions are the top space goals for 2022

Space science next year will be rocketed forward with missions to the Moon, asteroids, Mars and the successor to the Hubble Space Telescope coming online. Why it matters: The data sent back to Earth from these upcoming missions will help scientists learn more than ever before about objects in the ...

Space science next year will be rocketed forward with missions to the Moon, asteroids, Mars and the successor to the Hubble Space Telescope coming online. Why it matters: The data sent back to Earth from these upcoming missions will help scientists learn more than ever before about objects in the solar system and far beyond it. Get market news worthy of your time with Axios Markets. Subscribe for free. https://link.axios.com/join/markets-signup What's happening: Space agencies like NASA, the European Space Agency and Japan's space agency, JAXA, are all aiming to send probes to various targets around the solar system this year. They include: Mars: The European Space Agency and Russia are planning to launch their joint ExoMars lander and rover to the surface of the Red Planet in September. It will join NASA's Perseverance and Curiosity rovers on the Martian surface. Both are expected to continue their work next year. Asteroids: NASA's Psyche mission is due to launch in August 2022 on a mission to explore a strange, metal-dominated asteroid that may have once been part of the core of a long-dead planet. NASA's DART mission is also expected to arrive at its asteroid target next year in the hopes of slamming into it and figuring out just what it would take to throw a dangerous space rock off of a collision course with Earth. The Moon: NASA is expected to launch the first flight of its Space Launch System mega-rocket on a trip around the Moon, and the space agency plans to load it with scientific experiments. The rocket will carry a clutch of small satellites that will investigate water in the lunar environment. Other nations like Japan, Russia and India are also aiming to send missions to the Moon next year. Russia's mission — called Luna-25 — is https://www.russianspaceweb.com/luna_glob_lander.html designed to search for water near the south pole of the Moon. NASA's James Webb Space Telescope — the successor to the Hubble — is also expected to be up and running starting early in 2022. https://www.axios.com/nasa-james-webb-space-telescope-55169933-6558-4240-9d05-fda169711883.html The JWST is tasked with no less than piecing together the early history of the universe using its powerful, sensitive instrumentation to see the light of some of the universe's first galaxies and cut through dust to see newborn stars. The space telescope is also expected to parse the atmospheres of distant alien planets. Between the lines: As all of these missions launch and arrive at their targets, astronomers and planetary scientists will also be shoring up their goals for the coming years. https://www.axios.com/astronomys-field-survey-release-f2abc6ce-6e57-4968-a1f4-fb79a908bd7b.html In 2021, an influential report laid out the major priorities for the next decade of astronomy and astrophysics, centering on the idea that scientists should strive to find a potential twin of Earth orbiting a star like the Sun. 2022 will be the year that researchers and agencies like NASA continue to find ways to prioritize those goals and others laid out by the scientific community this year. What to watch: China is expected to continue collecting data from ongoing robotic missions to the Moon and Mars. The nation is also expected to complete its space station in the next year or so, providing a new platform for possible scientific research above Earth. Like this article? Get more from Axios and subscribe to Axios Markets for free. https://link.axios.com/join/markets-signup more : https://news.yahoo.com/moon-mars-asteroid-missions-top-120048079.html

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deciders..

in the beginning it was al about receiving the good signals true our brain.. mostly by night and in caves.. then came the evolution of deciding.. species could decide during the day and receive by night or rest.. when humans became powerful due natural resources their thinking and evolution went ...

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max pezzi

Jan 1, 22 / Aqu 01, 06 01:51 UTC

Hello Dirk first of all Happy New Year, then I would like to introduce you to some situations that connect with the exposure that you have made in your post.all true what you say , there is only one particular that you have not had the opportunity, obviously, to experience ...

Hello Dirk first of all Happy New Year, then I would like to introduce you to some situations that connect with the exposure that you have made in your post.all true what you say , there is only one particular that you have not had the opportunity, obviously, to experience in a systematic way. Life in the open air or in conditions where the conveniences of everyday technological life are no longer available. Well, human behavior has a kind of change for which the most evolved behaviors are progressively abandoned (in essential conditions they do not serve ); change the bearing and movements returning to systems of interpersonal relationships almost atavistic. They are not fantasies; they are the result of an experiment in experimental archaeology conducted years ago by a group of scholars from various English universities. The goal was to rebuild social relations in a Celtic village contemporary to Roman domination . The results were amazing the people changed the way of moving, a very different command group was formed from the one that had entered the village rebuilt according to the known carettistiche. The experiment lasted 3 years and under the control of hidden cameras ( used to document the behavior of the participants). The experience was so engaging that participants were forced to undergo psychoanalysis sessions to re Moderna society, despite this many returned to the site where the village was, over and over again. The organizers of the experiment at that point decided to demolish what was built in the hope, which later turned out to be concrete, to recover the scholars to the model of contemporary life. This narrative to tell you that deep down we are still those men and women who lived in the Prairies, in the woods: it is our ancestral memory . Man "sapiens sapiens" also brings with him these qualities; we only have to rediscover them and they will help us to re-establish a more harmonious relationship with the environment that has so far been savagely devastated. A greeting Max

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快乐的人群 Happy crowd

快乐的人群快乐的人群

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Ross Cheeseright

Apr 20, 18 / Tau 26, 02 14:26 UTC

Stunning :)

Founding the kingdom

I received an invitation to pay €100 for a citizenship and help the community grow. If we are hundred of thousands, wouldn't be more coherent to ask for €10 and start from there?

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Leonardo Rodriguez Aljanati

Nov 20, 18 / Sag 16, 02 21:58 UTC

Surely

Asgardia Space Ark Perks

Hey My Fellow Asgardians. Long time no see..it would be a great idea to have Extracurricular activities in Asgardia that can reward us with points so we can have access to higher perks and also higher levels that provide more illustrious advance technology. People Bio-Profiles can level up on screen ...

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This brave nation has the wrong name

While Asgardia seems like a fine idea and as good a start as any for the first human transplanetary nation, I'm deeply confused about a certain thing.

If Asgardia is a democracy, then why is it called "the Space Kingdom"? We have no king, we have no ...

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Jukka Santala

Dec 7, 18 / Cap 05, 02 19:40 UTC

It's up to you if you choose to agree with it or not, but this very question is addressed in the Asgardia FAQ: https://asgardia.space/en/page/faq#faq_id_5 (I see it's already slightly out of date because they've started collecting fees). In short UK, Liechtenstein, the Netherlands, Sweden, etc. are kingdoms as well, not ...

It's up to you if you choose to agree with it or not, but this very question is addressed in the Asgardia FAQ: https://asgardia.space/en/page/faq#faq_id_5 (I see it's already slightly out of date because they've started collecting fees). In short UK, Liechtenstein, the Netherlands, Sweden, etc. are kingdoms as well, not "democracies" (And US is a republic). Democracy itself has little, if anything, to do with the form of government. It's also easy to see why this is practical necessity: The Internet is full of "fully democratic" efforts which come together, nobody can agree on anything, and so they fall apart and accomplish nothing. Just one look on Asgardia's Facebook page shows how everybody wants to take the nation into a different direction. In theory (though there's also long political theory about the problems of direct democracy) you could hold a vote on every single issue and change direction based on that, but then it would no longer be Dr. Igor Ashurbeyl's vision that people are supposed to have signed up to, other people would leave and it'd be just another failed Internet utopia. Democracies as a rule don't just suddenly come into existence fully formed; there needs to be someone who takes initiative, charge and ultimately, initially foots the bill. Of course there's a danger the constitutional monarchy will go awry, but that has happened to many real world democracies as well. I'm not really inviting a debate on which form of government is best (And, again, that is entirely separate from the principles of governance and participation which should be democratic nonetheless), that's another ages-old debate, but pointing out the special circumstances of Asgardia's inception: being the realization of one man's vision, the lack of democratic institutions, democratic heritage and in most cases common ground of what democracy means with participants from all countries and walks of life. It would be currently trivial for example for a group of old-nation death-row inmates to orchestrate voting themselves into head of government and grant themselves asylum & immunity if it were meaningful and there were no oversight.

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Feliz navidad.

Les deseo una feliz navidad a todos los hermanos de Asgardia.

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Hello there, asgardians, happy to be here!

The future is ours, hope to make lots of friends here and get a new refresh to our lives here and outwards in space, when appropriate. I live and work up in the sacred Bucegi mountain in Romania, and thus I send you tons of positive energy.

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Asgardia Space Nation

Nov 27, 19 / Sag 23, 03 13:42 UTC

Hello! Welcome to Asgardia! So nice to see you here!

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