Array ( [count_posts] => 1 [cache_key] => Query_Posts::global::hu::YTo1OntzOjQ6ImxhbmciO3M6MjoiaHUiO3M6NzoiZG9tYWlucyI7YToxOntpOjA7czo0OiJsaWZlIjt9czo2OiJvZmZzZXQiO2k6MDtzOjk6InRheF9xdWVyeSI7YToxOntpOjA7YTozOntzOjg6InRheG9ub215IjtzOjg6InBvc3RfdGFnIjtzOjU6ImZpZWxkIjtzOjI6ImlkIjtzOjU6InRlcm1zIjthOjE6e2k6MDtpOjEzNzA2Mzt9fX1zOjExOiJhZnRlckxvY2tlciI7aTowO30= [has_result] => 1 [posts] => Array ( [0] => Array ( [id] => 104194 [content] =>A Puli Space Technologies magyar űrtechnológiai cég elnyerte a NASA „Honey, I Shrunk the NASA Payload” („Drágám, összepréseltem a NASA hasznos terhét”) versenyének második helyezését – írta a magyar cég közleményében.
Az első kör eredményét még 2020 nyarán hirdették ki, a Puli akkor fődíjat nyert a Holdi Vízszimatolóval (Puli Lunar Water Snooper). A holdi erőforrások felderítésére alkalmas eszközök kategóriájában egyedül a Vízszimatoló jutott el a megvalósítás fázisáig.
A Puli Holdi Vízszimatoló egy alig 40 dekás detektor, ami megkeresi a Hold felszíni rétegében megbújó hidrogénkészleteket. Ez nemcsak az űrhajósok vízellátásban lenne hasznos, hanem üzemanyaggyártásban is.
A cég már átadott három darabot az eszközből tesztelésre a NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratorynak, közben pedig arra várnak, hogy az űrhivatal jóváhagyja a Puli Holdi Vízszimatoló indulását a következő küldetés keretében.
[type] => post [excerpt] => A Puli Space Technologies magyar űrtechnológiai cég elnyerte a NASA „Honey I Shrunk the NASA Payload” („Drágám, összepréseltem a NASA hasznos terhét”) versenyének második helyezését – írta a magyar cég közleményében. [autID] => 12 [date] => Array ( [created] => 1653603720 [modified] => 1653583083 ) [title] => Magyar Puli lett a második a NASA kisgépes versenyén [url] => https://life.karpat.in.ua/?p=104194&lang=hu [status] => publish [translations] => Array ( [hu] => 104194 [uk] => 104285 ) [aut] => totinviktoria [lang] => hu [image_id] => 104195 [image] => Array ( [id] => 104195 [original] => https://life.karpat.in.ua/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/nasa-puli.jpg [original_lng] => 58603 [original_w] => 1024 [original_h] => 450 [sizes] => Array ( [thumbnail] => Array ( [url] => https://life.karpat.in.ua/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/nasa-puli-150x150.jpg [width] => 150 [height] => 150 ) [medium] => Array ( [url] => https://life.karpat.in.ua/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/nasa-puli-300x132.jpg [width] => 300 [height] => 132 ) [medium_large] => Array ( [url] => https://life.karpat.in.ua/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/nasa-puli-768x338.jpg [width] => 768 [height] => 338 ) [large] => Array ( [url] => https://life.karpat.in.ua/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/nasa-puli.jpg [width] => 1024 [height] => 450 ) [1536x1536] => Array ( [url] => https://life.karpat.in.ua/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/nasa-puli.jpg [width] => 1024 [height] => 450 ) [2048x2048] => Array ( [url] => https://life.karpat.in.ua/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/nasa-puli.jpg [width] => 1024 [height] => 450 ) [full] => Array ( [url] => https://life.karpat.in.ua/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/nasa-puli.jpg [width] => 1024 [height] => 450 ) ) ) [video] => [comments_count] => 0 [domain] => Array ( [hid] => life [color] => red [title] => Життя ) [_edit_lock] => 1653637124:2 [_thumbnail_id] => 104195 [_edit_last] => 12 [translation_required] => 2 [views_count] => 2649 [_oembed_caa27af95bda9d25e3643c02f69f2e4d] => [_oembed_time_caa27af95bda9d25e3643c02f69f2e4d] => 1653558503 [_oembed_80ad104b90b132e5dbb212df7012d70a] => [_oembed_time_80ad104b90b132e5dbb212df7012d70a] => 1653558503 [_oembed_b5912d112382cc8b0a7458e723000627] => [_oembed_time_b5912d112382cc8b0a7458e723000627] => 1653558503 [translation_required_done] => 1 [_oembed_7338a46efbfb0e136e60f4f5efdf5dac] =>[_oembed_time_7338a46efbfb0e136e60f4f5efdf5dac] => 1653592928 [_oembed_8507a802bcd8a211015f165011b0bff8] => [_oembed_time_8507a802bcd8a211015f165011b0bff8] => 1664817453 [_oembed_699a9949b6c91160e850e493e8805212] =>? Hello, #Starliner! @BoeingSpace's human-rated spacecraft has arrived at the International @Space_Station for the first time, docking at 8:28pm ET (00:28 UTC). pic.twitter.com/gXceiHJhuB
— NASA (@NASA) May 21, 2022[_oembed_time_699a9949b6c91160e850e493e8805212] => 1665431612 [_oembed_2c6a7df3f7a253d6835e2987a281465c] => [_oembed_time_2c6a7df3f7a253d6835e2987a281465c] => 1667575977 [_oembed_41753a0d6302dd74e6569aab6aaedf09] =>Teams at @NASAKennedy have assessed impacts from Hurricane Ian & determined there was no damage to #Artemis I flight hardware.
— NASA Artemis (@NASAArtemis) September 30, 2022
@NASA will focus on the Nov. 12-27 launch period to give employees time for post-storm recovery & identify checkouts for launch https://t.co/bjDiRgnOvt pic.twitter.com/7nK2tKVDOR[_oembed_time_41753a0d6302dd74e6569aab6aaedf09] => 1671225748 [_oembed_c67e1c0263f09077c80d9fc457c0feca] =>Orion's Optical Navigation Camera captured these stunning views of the lunar surface during our flyby on #Artemis flight day 20. pic.twitter.com/mfTL5ZSPSp
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— Science (@ScienceGuys_) June 17, 2024
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