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, . Site Home Blog Home Recent Images Equipment Sharpless Software Fluxgate magnetometer daily cycle of earth's magnetic . field Category : magnetometer Posted by : Tom How I've started looking at creating an average of the diurnal cycle of the Earth's magnetic field as detected by my FGM-3h fluxgate magnetometer linked up to the Arduino mega in my Earth Magnetic field . Observatory There are a great deal of problems with this due to different errors in the readings , so to start with I've simply taken the average reading on each day . I've used this to calculate the variance from the average at each 5 minute interval during each day , and then averaged all these . together This doesn't get a nice result of the diurnal magnetometer reading cycle so I've excluded everything outside one
Skip to content Universe Today Space and astronomy news Menu Videos Newsletter Podcast Contact Us Support Us Log in China has released its first national plan for space 2024 and 2050. Credit : CFP Posted on October 15, 2024 October 15, 2024 by Matt Williams China Releases its First Roadmap for Space Science and Exploration Through 2050. China’s space program has advanced considerably since the turn of the century . In addition to developing heavy-launch vehicles like the Long March 5 and building a modular space station in orbit China has also embarked on an ambitious program of lunar exploration Chang’e which has launched six robotic missions to explore the Moon’s surface since 2007. These missions are paving the way for crewed missions to the Moon by 2030 and creating a permanent habitat
Skip to content Universe Today Space and astronomy news Menu Videos Newsletter Podcast Contact Us Support Us Log in Posted on October 14, 2024 October 14, 2024 by Andy Tomaswick How Gravitational Waves Could Let Us See the First Moments After the Big Bang Cosmology has had several ground-breaking discoveries over the last 100+ years since Einstein developed his theory of relativity . Two of the most prominent were the discovery of the Cosmic Microwave Background CMB in 1968 and the confirmation of gravitational waves in 2015. Each utilized different tools , but both lent credence to the Big Bang Theory , which relates to the universe’s formation . However , we still don’t understand a vital part of that formation , and a new review paper by Rishav Roshan and Graham White at the University
Skip to content Universe Today Space and astronomy news Menu Videos Newsletter Podcast Contact Us Support Us Log in Zine Tseng plays a Chinese radio astronomer in 3 Body Problem . Credit : Ed Miller Netflix © 2024 Posted on October 13, 2024 October 13, 2024 by Matt Williams New Research Could Help Resolve the Three-Body Problem” Perhaps you’ve heard of the popular Netflix show and the science fiction novel on which it is based , The Three-Body Problem by Chinese science fiction author Liu Cixin . The story’s premise is a star system where three stars orbit each other , which leads to periodic destruction on a planet orbiting one of them . As Isaac Newton described in his Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia , Mathematica the interaction of two massive bodies is easy to predict and calculate .
Skip to content Universe Today Space and astronomy news Menu Videos Newsletter Podcast Contact Us Support Us Log in A simulation of galaxies during the era of deionization in the early Universe . Credit : M . Alvarez , R . Kaehler , and T . AbelCredit : M . Alvarez , R . Kaehler , and T . Abel Posted on October 13, 2024 October 13, 2024 by Matt Williams Webb Observations Shed New Light on Cosmic Reionization The Epoch of Reionization was a critical period for cosmic evolution and has always fascinated and mystified astronomers . During this epoch , the first stars and galaxies formed and reionized the clouds of neutral hydrogen that permeated the Universe . This ended the Cosmic Dark Ages and led to the Universe becoming transparent , 8221 what astronomers refer to as Cosmic Dawn According