Tuesday 8/8/2017 at 21:00
Astronomical Events
Tuesday, August 8, 2017 at theAsiago Observatory will be an interesting event that will reveal all the secrets and curiosities of the International Space Station, a station on the result of a joint project of five different space agencies: the U.S. NASA, the Russian RKA, Europäische ESA (with all the space agencies related), Japan's JAXA and the Canadian CSA.
From 21.00, therefore, appointment in the locality of Pennar Asiago for all fans of astronomy and curious, for one of the many events organized at theObservatory of the plateau.
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
The ISS hyenas maintained at an orbit of between 330 km and the 435 km altitude and travels at an average speed of 27 600 mph, completing 15.5 orbits per day. It is inhabited continuously since November 2, 2000; the crew has since been replaced several times, varying from two to six astronauts or cosmonauts.
Built starting in 1998, was slated for completion by 2017; should remain in place until 2024, expected scientific goals, before being dismantled, destroyed or reused in part.
The total cost has been estimated by ESA in 100 billion over 30 years. His goal, as defined by NASA, is to develop and test technologies for space exploration, develop technologies that keep a crew on missions beyond Earth orbit and acquire operational experience for long-duration space flights, as well as serve as a laboratory for research in a microgravity environment, in which crews conduct experiments in biology , chemistry, medicine, Physiology and physics and make astronomical observations and forecasting.
Event duration: 90 mins *
INFO AND RESERVATIONS
* Ticket: €10-reduced: €5 (for children 6-11 years, employees and students UNIPD and OAPD).
For those who will participate in two or more visits, only the first entry will be at full price.
We recommend warm clothing and to have a front panel.
For groups of 10 people it is possible to agree with the astronomer visiting at other times
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