All About Space 2016 №11 (57)

IP Imagine Publishing Ltd, 2016. – 100 p.
All About Space is where stunning images combine with accessible and authoritative text to educate and inspire readers of all ages while taking them on a spectacular journey through the Solar System to the known limits of the universe. Characterised by quality and accessibility All About Space is a brand dedicated to delivering expert commentary on the latest cutting-edge research, technology and theories in an entertaining and visually stunning way.
Brand values.
Created by experts in the fields of space exploration and science.
Entertaining and accessible to all readers.
Brings the wonder of space to life in vivid detail.Features.10th dimension of the universe. The cosmos is much more complicated than the four dimensions of space and time, according to new evidence.
ExoMars arrives. The search for Martian life starts now – find out how ESA’s mission will shake the foundations of space exploration.
Hypervelocity stars. Find out everything you need to know about these speedy stars.
Interview. SETI’s Jill Tarter. The former director of the Center for SETI Research reveals why it’s just a matter of time until we make contact with intelligent alien life.
Replacing the ISS. Plans are afoot to substitute our ISS with a space mushroom – complete with artificial gravity!Future Tech. ATHLETE. Meet the NASA robot that will help us to colonise other worlds.
Solved!
Greatest space mysteries. The truth is out there according to 21 astrophysicists, planetary scientists and astronomers.
User Manual. Voyager 1. Launched in 1977, find out how an interstellar craft operates.
Interview. Al Worden. Apollo 15’s Command Module Pilot reveals why we shouldn’t go back to the Moon.
Stargazer.
What’s in the sky?This month’s planets.
Observer’s guide to the supermoon.
Moon tour.
Naked eye & binocular targets.
How to... Capture the belts of Uranus.
Deep sky challenge.
How to… Observe Ceres and Eris.
The Northern Hemisphere.
Me & My Telescope.
Astronomy kit reviews.
Heroes of Space. Kathleen Rubins: the 60th woman to fly in space