Interstellar Probe: Science, Engineering, Logistic, Economic, and Social Factors

In this publication, we refer to a certain novelty introduced to the presentation at the AGU 2020 conference. This novelty consists of quoting the thoughts, remarks, and comments of six young people who declared their interest in space research after listening to a lecture on the Interstellar Probe...

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Published in:Artificial satellites 2023-06, Vol.58 (2), p.29-41
Main Authors: Ratkiewicz, Romana, Baraniecka, Anna, Stępniewski, Kajetan, Miś, Tomasz, Błądek, Piotr, Tkacz, Arkadiusz, Mikołajków, Tomasz, Kozanecki, Michał
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Artificial satellites
business
Engineering
Heliosphere
Interstellar Probe mission
Interstellar spacecraft
logistic
Logistics
Novelty
Nuclear reactors
Radioisotopes
Science
Social factors
Space research
Young adults
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Summary:In this publication, we refer to a certain novelty introduced to the presentation at the AGU 2020 conference. This novelty consists of quoting the thoughts, remarks, and comments of six young people who declared their interest in space research after listening to a lecture on the Interstellar Probe journey, organized in June 2020 by the Polish Space Agency. Therefore, they were then asked to express their comments after reading two publications on the Interstellar Probe that were sent to them. As a result, this idea also became the topic of this article. Although the interstellar mission is primarily a research and science project, its engineering, logistics, business (economic), and social aspects, as well as a short commentary on our home in the universe, which is the heliosphere, have also been included in this article.
ISSN:2083-6104
1509-3859
2083-6104
DOI:10.2478/arsa-2023-0003