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and Twitter appears to finally be coming to a close, and Twitter employees are not happy about who their new boss will be. Musk previously disclosed to investors his plans to axe 7
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Artists concept of Akatsuki observing the clouds of Venus. Image credit: JAXA Akatsuki originally attempted to slip into orbit around Venus in December 2010. During
stanley cup the extended main engine burn intended to alter its trajectory to orbit the planet, the spacecrafts fuel valve choked leading to a jump in engine temperature. Although its hard to tell from hundreds of millions of kilometers away, it looks like this temperature spike led to structural failures. Just under 3 minutes into the 12-minute burn, the spacecraft started spinning as though the ceramic nozzle directing thrust had fallen apart. The fault-dete
stanley flask ction system shut down the burn before things got even worse, but the spacecraft missed its window and soared helplessly past Venus out into space. Venus in ultraviolet taken after the failed orbital insertion in 2010, confirming that Akatsukis cameras were still functional. Image credit
stanley kubek : JAXA Akatsukis engineers were faced with a functioning spacecraft loaded with gorgeous cameras to track weather, but no planet to observe. Heartbroken but undaunted, they sat down to plan out a daring alternative. Their spacecraft would pass near Venus again one day today! and even though the main engine was blown they still had functioning maneuvering thrusters. It wouldnt be easy: they had to keep Akatsuki functioning far past its two-year intended lifespan, and it would mean going far closer to the Sun than ever intended. Theyd need to get lucky to not be fried by skimming too
