The Space Glossary

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Below are listed some random articles of the glossary.

Chronometer

Deutsch: Chronometer / Español: Cronómetro / Português: Cronómetro / Français: Chronomètre / Italiano: Cronometro

A chronometer is a high-precision timepiece used in the space industry to measure time with extreme accuracy. These devices are crucial for navigation, communication, and scientific experiments in space missions. Chronometers are designed to withstand the harsh conditions of space, including temperature fluctuations and radiation.

Permission

Deutsch: Genehmigung / Español: permiso / Português: permissão / Français: permission / Italian: permesso

Permission in the Space industry context refers to the official approval or authorization required from regulatory bodies, governments, or international organizations to conduct activities related to space exploration, satellite launches, and the use of space resources. These permissions are crucial for ensuring that space activities are conducted safely, legally, and in accordance with international treaties and agreements.

Space Economy

Deutsch: Weltraumwirtschaft / Español: Economía espacial / Português: Economia espacial / Français: Économie spatiale / Italiano: Economia spaziale

The Space Economy encompasses all economic activities and value chains linked to the exploration, research, and commercialization of space. It integrates public and private sectors, from satellite manufacturing to space tourism, and is increasingly recognized as a driver of innovation and global economic growth. This sector merges advanced technologies with traditional industries, creating new markets and opportunities.

Teleoperation

Deutsch: Teleoperation / Español: Teleoperación / Português: Teleoperação / Français: Téléopération / Italiano: Teleoperazione

Teleoperation in the Space industry refers to the remote control of Spacecraft, robotic systems, or instruments from a Distance, typically from Earth or an orbiting station. It allows operators to perform tasks and manage systems in environments that are inaccessible or hazardous for humans, such as outer space or planetary surfaces.