Kenneth Chang

@kchangnyt

Science reporter at the New York Times. Gluten, dinosaurs, Neanderthals, self-assembling robots, Pluto & more...

New York, NY
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Menyertai 2014 April
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  1. 6 jam yang lalu

    Blue Origin successfully tests the launch abort system in flight and doesn't even crash the rocket

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  2. 15 jam yang lalu

    BREAKING: Work that won for Chemistry is comprehensible to the average person. and .

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  3. 30 Sep

    . mission manager and project scientist relaxing a bit

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  4. 30 Sep

    ends its journey to comet after 12 years, 6 months, and 28 days chasing its target across the solar system.

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  5. 30 Sep

    . just came by and told us that the last packet sent by Rosetta was time-stamped 10:39:28.895 UT.

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  6. 30 Sep

    There, but for the grace of NASA, go I.

    . control team now seeing the final commands (sent earlier) being processed on board
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  7. 30 Sep

    Rosetta’s last photo, from height of 51 meters/167 feet. Blurry b/c camera designed for distance, not close-up—complete opposite of my eyes

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  8. 30 Sep

    Radio signal from Rosetta flatlined at 7:20 a.m. ET

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  9. 30 Sep

    Interesting contrast with NASA (or more generally American) broadcasting. ESA commenter stopped talking, now just watching people watching.

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  10. 30 Sep

    Less than 6 minutes.

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  11. 30 Sep

    Rosetta’s camera is farsighted so remaining images will be a bit blurry.

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  12. 30 Sep

    Another 10 minutes until confirmation that Rosetta is dead.

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  13. 30 Sep

    1,000 meters and counting down for Rosetta.

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  14. 30 Sep

    Rosetta spacecraft is supposedly dead already. But another 20 minutes for the final radio signals to reach Earth

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  15. 30 Sep

    Preview of the end of Rosetta.

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  16. 30 Sep

    2 mph is slower than a walk.

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  17. 30 Sep

    Missions operations center for Rosetta is in Darmstadt, Germany. So of course, I’m reporting from Guadalajara, Mexico.

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  18. 30 Sep

    Rosetta is falling at 90 cm/sec or 2 mph for people in America.

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  19. 30 Sep

    Sylvain Lodiot Operations Manager confirms going as planned

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  20. 30 Sep

    Usually preview articles are called curtainraisers. But this is more of a curtaindropper.

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