The first batch of nanosatellites is only bread-sized or will detect extraterrestrial life

The first batch of nanosatellites is only bread-sized or will detect extraterrestrial life

This nano-scale survey satellite is planned to be launched in 2012. Its only purpose is to find stars outside the solar system that may resemble the Earth and may support the survival of living organisms.

According to the British Daily Mail, the world’s first bread-size satellite will be used to investigate the mysterious life of exoplanets.

This nano-scale survey satellite is planned to be launched in 2012. Its only purpose is to find stars outside the solar system that may resemble the Earth and may support the survival of living organisms. Dresdner's director of space systems, Seamus Thursi, successfully developed the ExoPlanetSat satellite with the help of MIT researchers and called it an innovative space mission.

Simmus said: “Although a large number of satellites are currently deployed in space orbits, they are usually used for simple communications or space observation missions. Our first project for an exoplanet satellite survey satellite has no similar satellites. Survey plan."

It is reported that the exoplanets survey satellite is only a slice of bread, 10 centimeters wide and 30 centimeters long. The satellite can measure the brightness changes of the stars by surveying the satellites passing through the front of the star. After calculating the dimness of a star, scientists can Calculate the size of the transit planet.

By calculating the transit time of the transiting stars around the stars, one can calculate how far the planet is from the star. Measuring the change in the brightness of a star means that the detector must be stable, and any interference will cause the image to be blurred and unusable. The special technology used by this satellite can ensure that the effects of interference are minimized.

Experts said that the microsatellite was designed to work with large satellites, such as the Kepler detector that NASA launched two years ago.

This nano-satellite is powered by solar panels and can survey about 150,000 stars. It is considered to be of great future research value.

The cost of each exoplanet survey satellite is about 379,000 pounds, and its use period is only 1-2 years. Scientists hope to launch a nano-satellite fleet for hundreds of stars in the future to determine whether there are terrestrial planets inside their planetary systems.

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