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Tag Archives: Space Science Division
The NRL Space Science Division, is analyzing ionospheric disturbances to determine their effect on ground-based satellite navigation systems.
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Posted in Articles, Space, Space Matters, Technology
Tagged armed with science, coronal mass ejections, global positioning system, GPS, ground-based satellite navigation systems, helical magnetic field, kinematics, magnetic fields, nasa, NRL, NRL-designed imagers, NRL-designed instruments, Space Science Division, sun, three-dimensional structure, three-dimensional structure and kinematics, two solar disturbances, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory, WAAS, WAAS system, Wide Area Augmentation System
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Dr. Marc Raphael, a physicist at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory, leads a team that has become the first to image protein secretions from cells in real-time using live-cell microscopy.
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Posted in Articles, Technology, Top Technology
Tagged antibodies, brightening second-to-second, cancer research in the military, Dr. Marc Christophersen, Dr. Marc Raphae, hiding nano-power, HO and cancer, hybridoma cells, IED-related amputees, image protein secretions, lab on a chip, Materials and Sensors, microscope coverslips, multiplexing, Nanoscience Institute, nanosensors, Naval Research Lab, NSI, possibly 64 percent, protein-specific nanosensors, Space Science Division, tandard chip, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center
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Scientists at the Naval Research Laboratory have discovered a previously unreported solar feature – Coronal Cells – where high-temperature coronal emission is confined to discrete plumes that extend upward from unipolar concentrations of magnetic flux. The NRL researchers think that …
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Posted in Space, Space Matters
Tagged Astrophysical Journal, Atmospheric Imaging Assembly, Coronal Cells, Drs. Neil Sheeley, EIS, Extreme-Ultraviolet Imaging Spectrometer, high-temperature coronal emission, Hinode spacecraft, nasa, naval research laboratory, orbit, physics, SOHO, Solar and Heliospheric Observatory, Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO), solar feature, solar flares, space, Space Science Division, STEREO-A and -B, sun
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