#wake-up

L’Autre-Dame-de-Paris : Notre-Dame des sans-abri

La photo de #Macron en maraude avec le samu social, habillé comme Hondelatte dans Faits entrer l’accusé, vous vous rappelez ? Olivier Minot a essayé de retrouver qui était dans la tente...

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Cette semaine, #Livo est à la rue comme Vernon Subutex. Il a raté Macron pour cause d’incendie à #Notre-Dame, mais il ne rate pas Victor-John Vial-Voiron, président régional de l’Union Nationale des Propriétaires Immobiliers (UNPI) qui veut ficher les mauvais #locataires. Une fausse pub plus tard, il enquête sur la fameuse #maraude de Macron auprès des #SDF à Paris, en février dernier. Et retrouve peut-être la dame qui vivait dans #la-tente-qu'on-voit-sur-la-photo.
Des scoops, des blagues et du réel, c’est Dépêche ! tous les mardis.

#Dépêche !, le podcast qui expulse l’actualité. À retrouver aussi sur la chaîne YouTube ARTE Radio.
▻https://youtu.be/5FdlZztZ8DM

Mise en ligne : 16 avril 2019
Enregistrements : 14 mars-9, 10, 15 avril
Mix : Charlie Marcelet
Réalisation : Olivier Minot

#Société #Presse #Logement #Wake-up !

Understanding #Philae’s #wake-up: behind the scenes with the Philae team
▻http://blogs.esa.int/rosetta/2015/09/11/understanding-philaes-wake-up-behind-the-scenes-with-the-philae-team

Since #Rosetta’s #lander Philae first woke up from hibernation and called ‘home’ on 13 June, the teams at the Lander Control Center (LCC – DLR), the Science #Operations and Navigation Center (SONC – CNES), the Max-Planck Institute (MPS – Göttingen) and the Institute for Particle and Nuclear Physics (Wigner Research Centre for Physics – Budapest) have been working with ESA’s #rosetta Mission Operations Centre (RMOC – ESOC) and the Rosetta Science Ground Segment (RSGS – ESAC), and in close cooperation with the Philae and Rosetta scientists, to establish regular and predictable contacts with Philae, and to resume scientific measurements. This blog post has been written by Koen Geurts, Philae technical manager, and Cinzia Fantinati, Philae operations manager (both from the LCC at DLR), and gives a (...)

#Comet_67P #Instruments #Landing ##CometLanding #instruments #trajectory

Celebrating a year at the #comet
▻http://blogs.esa.int/rosetta/2015/08/06/celebrating-a-year-at-the-comet

This article is mirrored from the main ESA Web Portal ESA’s #Rosetta mission today celebrates one year at #Comet_67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko, with its closest approach to the Sun now just one week away. It’s been a long but exciting journey for #rosetta since its launch in 2004, featuring Earth, Mars and two asteroid flybys before arriving at its ultimate destination on 6 August 2014. Over the following months, the mission became the first ever to orbit a comet and the first to soft land a probe – #Philae – on its surface. The mission teams have had to overcome many challenges in learning to fly in an unpredictable and sometimes inhospitable environment, and the spacecraft has returned a wealth of outstanding scientific data from this intriguing comet, spanning its interior, the dramatic surface (...)

#Arrival #Comets #CometWatch #Images #Instruments #media #On_this_day #Operations #Science ##CometLanding ##CometWatch ##RosettaAreWeThereYet ##WakeUpRosetta #flyby #instruments #lander #landing_day #philae #science #trajectory #wake-up

How we heard from #Philae
▻http://blogs.esa.int/rosetta/2015/06/15/how-we-heard-from-philae

I picked up the phone and said: ’This has to be bad news. We’ve got a safe mode, don’t we?’ He replied, ’Well, maybe not. Maybe it’s good news!’

#Estrack/DSN #Fun_stuff #Operations #goldstone #hubault #relay #timeline #urbaneck #wake-up

Next listening opportunities for #Philae
▻http://blogs.esa.int/rosetta/2015/04/10/next-listening-opportunities-for-philae

Based on the latest report published by the German Aerospace Centre. Despite #Rosetta’s new trajectory scheme, the orbiter is still able to listen out for its #lander #philae, in case it has woken up from hibernation. Thus a new listening window opens on Sunday, 12 April. “The communication unit on the orbiter will be turned on around the clock,” says Dr Stephan Ulamec, lander manager at DLR. “Most likely, Philae will wake up in May or June, but we don’t want to miss the moment if it should have enough energy and a sufficiently high operating temperature to wake up earlier.” To wake up and listen for signals from Rosetta, Philae must have at least 5.5 watts and an operating temperature above –45 degrees Celsius. With a bit more energy, around 19 watts, Philae would be able to return the ‘call’. (...)

#Landing #Operations ##CometLanding #wake-up

Where is #Philae? When will it wake up?
▻http://blogs.esa.int/rosetta/2015/01/30/where-is-philae-when-will-it-wake-up

These are the two most popular questions currently being asked of the mission – especially on our social media channels – and ones that we will try to answer in this post, including inputs from the OSIRIS team, and from the Lander Control Centre at the German Aerospace Center (DLR). Where is #philae? Ever since Philae touched down on #Comet_67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko for the final time on 12 November – it is thought to have come into contact with the #comet’s surface a total of four times including the final #Landing – the search has been on to identify it in images. While the CONSERT instrument has helped to narrow down a 350 x 30 m ‘landing strip’ on Comet 67P/C-G’s smaller lobe, a dedicated search in OSIRIS images has so far not been able to confirm the little lander’s final location. Philae’s (...)

#Instruments #Rosetta ##CometLanding #rosetta #trajectory #wake-up