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Bremen Study Prize 2020 goes to ZARM scientist
moreZARM scientist Dr. Dennis Philipp receives the Bremen Study Award 2020 for his outstanding disseration on the "Theoretical Aspects of Relativistic Geodesy", which lays the foundation for the rigorous and generally relativistic reformulation of geodes
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Brand new findings on fire safety in space
moreThe fire safety experiment on CYGNUS has results that even the combustion researchers could not have predicted: in weightlessness, a flame tends to spread in the opposite direction to the air flow.
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Staying long-term
moreWith the help of his Atmosphere Tester for Mars-bound Organic Systems (Atmos), Cyprien Verseux proved that Cyanobacteria can help astronauts survive self-sufficiently on Mars.
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Hot surprise on the space transporter CYGNUS
moreScientists of SAFFIRE V look back on the CYGNUS flight with mixed feelings. One of the two experiments on board could not be started as planned whereas the other caused a surprise.
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Green light for TerraQ
moreOn 26.11.2020 the Senate of the DFG decided to establish the Collaborative Research Center "TerraQ", to which ZARM will contribute with subprojects.
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Norddeutscher Wissenschaftspreis 2020
moreFor the project "Geodesy und climate research" ZARM - together with the University of Hannover and the DLR - have been awarded the "Norddeutscher Wissenschaftspreis 2020".
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Nobel Prize for Black Holes
moreWithin the last four years the Nobel Prize was awarded to gravitational physics three times - a proof of the great impact of this field of research.
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Ready for ignition
moreLift off for the Antares rocket on October 3, 2020. Also on board: an experiment on fire safety in human space flight designed by ZARM.
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The Bremen Drop Tower turns 30
moreOn September 28, 1990, 30 years ago, the official first launch took place in the Bremen Drop Tower.
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Observing the earth with a mini-satellite
moreStarting now, school students can apply for this year's German CanSat Explorer competition.