Archive for the ‘ COROT ’ Category
10:15pmRui found us a new home already? 10:16pmMalcolm Not unless you like 2000K in the shadow but it is indeed rocky 10:17pmMalcolm and more rocky than Mars[ READ MORE ]
Catching up where we left with CoRoT on the last occasion Malcolm Fridlund visited us. News about future papers, the detector chain issue and adressing answers to the following questions by Galzi, a BtC reader*: I hope it’s really a problem with the methods of detection and not a real scarcity of planets. Kepler will [ READ MORE ]
We have received information regarding CoRoT, from the mission’s Project Scientist, and BtC collaborator, Malcolm Fridlund. What do you want to read first? The good or the bad news? Maybe we should start from the last to move on to the positive side right afterwards. [ READ MORE ]
With the thunderous launch of the Delta II rocket this weekend, not only was the Kepler space telescope lofted into the sky, but also our hopes of finding a Second Earth. But now, after those few minutes of intense excitement, comes several months of impatient waiting. Kepler will spend the next two months being [ READ MORE ]
From the spacEurope ages, there was a presence who marked the difference for the good will with which always replied to every solicitation, including the fact of making himself available to answer a set of questions posed directly by the readers. That man was Malcolm Fridlund, ESA COROT Project Scientist[ READ MORE ]
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