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 “GN-z11 flash” !

Long gamma-ray bursts (GRB), explosions of very massive stars, provide crucial information on stellar and galaxy evolution, even at redshifts z ~ 8 - 9.5, when the Universe was only 500-600 million years old.

During observations of a galaxy at a redshift of z ~ 11 (400 million years after the Big Bang), a bright signal, named GN-z11-flash, shorter than 245 s was detected and interpreted as an ultraviolet flash associated with a GRB in this galaxy, or a shock-breakout in a Population III supernova.

Its resulting luminosity would be consistent with that of other GRBs, but a discussion based on probability arguments started on whether this is instead a signal from a man-made satellite or a Solar System object.

Here we show a conclusive association of GN-z11-flash with Breeze-M upper stage of a Russian Proton rocket on a highly elliptical orbit.

This rules out GN-z11-flash as the most distant GRB ever detected. It also implies that monitoring of a larger sample of very high redshift galaxies is needed to detect such distant GRBs. This also highlights the importance of a complete database of Earth satellites and debris, which can allow proper interpretation of astronomical observations.

Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/Pablo Carlos Budassi

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Star Wars: X-Wing - Rebel Aces Expansion - Proton Rockets

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Proton Rocket

Profile: Booster Rocket used by the Soviet Union. Can carry upwards of 40 tons into orbit, more than enough for commercial or spy satellites.

Pictured: A Proton Rocket in flight in 1979, in an alternate universe where the Soviets won the space race.

Appeared in Jour J, Volume 1 “Les Russes sur la Lune!” Editions Delcourt

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ExoMars 2016 Spacecraft Encapsulated for Red Planet Launch in One Week

ExoMars 2016 Spacecraft Encapsulated for Red Planet Launch in One Week

The ExoMars 2016 spacecraft composite, comprised of the Trace Gas Orbiter and Schiaparelli, seen during the encapsulation within the launcher fairing at the Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. Launch to Mars is slated for March 14, 2016. Copyright: ESA – B. Bethge

Final launch preparations are now in full swing for the ambitious European/Russian ExoMars 2016 spacecraftwhich has been encapsulated…

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Russian Proton Rocket carrying satellite burns up over Siberia

Russian Proton Rocket carrying satellite burns up over Siberia Russian Proton Rocket carrying satellite burns up over Siberia Russian Proton Rocket carrying satellite burns up over Siberia

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A Russian rocket carrying a Mexican satellite has malfunctioned and crashed in Siberia, Russia’s space agency says. The Proton-M carrier rocket broke down minutes after it was launched from Kazakhstan on Saturday morning, the Roscosmos agency said. The cause of the accident is being investigated, Roscosmos added. Russia’s space programme has experienced a series of mishaps in rec

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Russia successfully launches satellite with Proton rocket

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Russia successfully launches satellite with Proton rocket

MOSCOW: Russia today successfully launched a Proton rocket, carrying a Russian telecoms satellite, from the Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan in the second successful launch since the disastrous loss of a Mexican satellite in May.

The Proton-M took off at 10:10 pm local time (19:10 GMT) from the desert launch site.

“The launch of the rocket was normal,” the Russian space agency Roscosmos said in a statement.

Russia had also successfully launched a Proton rocket, carrying a British satellite, in late August.

In May, a Mexican satellite was lost after a Proton-M rocket crashed shortly after the launch.

The state-run Khrunichev Centre spacecraft manufacturer said that failure was due to a construction flaw in one of the engines.

Based on a Soviet-era design, the Proton-M is viewed as a veteran workhorse of the space industry and Russia is developing a new generation of rockets to succeed it.

Russia was forced to put all space travel on hold after an unmanned Progress freighter taking cargo to the International Space Station (ISS) crashed back to Earth in late April.

The doomed ship lost contact with Earth and burned up in the atmosphere. The failure, which Russia has blamed on a problem in a Soyuz rocket, also forced a group of astronauts to spend an extra month aboard the ISS.

But last month astronauts from Russia, Japan and the United States travelled successfully to the ISS after a two-month delay caused by the rocket failure.

Source: timesaofindia,bbc

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Russia Plans Proton Rocket Launch for August After Series of Failures

Moscow (Sputnik) Jul 28, 2015 "The next 'Proton' launch is planned for August. It will be a commercial launch," Komarov said early on Thursday without specifying what kind of spacecraft the rocket will carry into orbit. According to Komarov, both the rocket and the vessel are already going through flight preparation at the Baikonur space center in Kazakhstan. On May 16, a Proton-M carrier rocket was to deliver th Full article

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Commission on Proton Rocket Failure to Finish Investigation by End of May

Moscow (Sputnik) May 21, 2015 Over the last five years, there have been seven Proton carrier rocket failures. The latest took place on May 16, when a Proton-M was to deliver cargo to the ISS, but after reaching space lost its telemetry contact with Earth and began spinning out of control, burning up in the atmosphere a few days later after falling from an uncontrollable orbit. The commission responsible for investigati Full article