139th UTokyo Open Lecture, Autumn 2024 " the Universe"
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Frontiers in Cosmology: The Birth and Evolution of the Universe［JP］
Where did we come from? Does the Universe have a beginning and an end? Recent remarkable progress in physics and astronomy is making it possible for us to explore and answer these questions. In this lecture, I will talk about the birth and evolution of the Universe based on the latest theories and observations, while explaining in simple terms concepts such as the Big-Bang Universe, Inflationary …
Rocket Engine: To the Moon and Beyond
Today, space is attracting a lot of attention as a new field of human activity, and many countries and companies are beginning to expand into space, where rocket engines dominate the mobility. In this lecture, I will talk about rockets from their principles as a basic method to go to space, how and why to go to the moon, to how to go to more distant space.NOTE: - This lecture was conducted only…
Planetary meteorology developed by Venus explorer Akatsuki
The Venus explorer Akatsuki aims to establish planetary meteorology by unveiling the meteorology of Venus, which has an environment vastly different from that of Earth. This lecture will address the findings from the eight years of observation and new challenges in planetary meteorology.NOTE: - This lecture was conducted only in Japanese. ★Your sharing on SNS may inspire others.
Fluid Management in Space Environment
Due to the absence of buoyancy under microgravity conditions in space, it becomes very difficult to manage and control the behavior of liquids. In this lecture, research activities on the fluid management related to rockets and spacecraft in space will be introduced and discussed.NOTE: - This lecture was conducted only in Japanese. ★Your sharing on SNS may inspire others.
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