Podcast appearances and mentions of andrea accomazzo

È peggio perdere una missione perché si è costretti a tuffarsi nei detriti spaziali, rischiando di venire colpiti, oppure perché una parte della navicella si è letteralmente congelata e tutti i suoi componenti si sono saldati a causa del freddo? Con Solar Orbiter non c'è stato bisogno di scegliere: la missione dell'agenzia spaziale europea che più si è avvicinata al Sole, le maggiori preoccupazioni le ha date, fin da subito, vicino alla Terra. Con i racconti di José-Luis Pellon e Andrea Accomazzo. Musiche: “Contagion”, Scott Buckley; “Sneaky Snooper”, instrumental brother

Doveva partire un anno prima, doveva raggiungere un'altra cometa. Comincia così la storia della sonda Rosetta, con un cambio destinazione che ne ha segnato la storia. È arrivata troppo vicina al Sole, ha rischiato di spegnersi definitivamente dietro Marte, e di non accelerare a sufficienza per raggiungere la cometa. Con i racconti di Paolo Ferri e Andrea Accomazzo. Musiche: "Contagion", Scott Buckley; "Sneaky Snooper", instrumental brother

Andrea è uno scienziato in carica presso l'Agenzia Spaziale Europea (ESA), e da un po' di tempo è impegnato in una missione particolare: studiare più a fondo il Sole.

Ospiti: Marcello Pelillo; Simone Arcagni; Alessandro Jacomini; Gianni Dominici; Andrea Accomazzo; Gennaro Nasti.

Space Boffins Richard Hollingham and Sue Nelson are joined by astronomer, Guardian writer and guitarist Stuart Clark for a Rosetta mission special - six months after it made history by landing on a comet. Pick up your backstage pass for behind the scenes interviews with key players in the European Space Agency mission: Rosetta project scientist Matt Taylor, former mission manager Fred Jansen, spacecraft operations manager Andrea Accomazzo and Koen Geurts from the German Space Agency's Philae Lander team. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Space Boffins Richard Hollingham and Sue Nelson are joined by astronomer, Guardian writer and guitarist Stuart Clark for a Rosetta mission special - six months after it made history by landing on a comet. Pick up your backstage pass for behind the scenes interviews with key players in the European Space Agency mission: Rosetta project scientist Matt Taylor, former mission manager Fred Jansen, spacecraft operations manager Andrea Accomazzo and Koen Geurts from the German Space Agency's Philae Lander team. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Space Boffins Richard Hollingham and Sue Nelson are joined by astronomer, Guardian writer and guitarist Stuart Clark for a Rosetta mission special - six months after it made history by landing on a comet. Pick up your backstage pass for behind the scenes interviews with key players in the European Space Agency mission: Rosetta project scientist Matt Taylor, former mission manager Fred Jansen, spacecraft operations manager Andrea Accomazzo and Koen Geurts from the German Space Agency's Philae Lander team. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Tre italiani di successo all'estero: Andrea Accomazzo, direttore di volo di Rosetta premiato da Nature; Pasquale Borea, a 33 anni, il più giovane Preside di Facoltà al mondo, in Bahrein; e Mario Pesce, paninaro sulla Fifth Avenue a New York.

Space Boffins Sue Nelson and Richard Hollingham hear from the Rosetta mission's Flight Director, Andrea Accomazzo, about choosing a landing site on comet 67P - plus Apollo astronaut and last man on the Moon, Gene Cernan, on the spacewalk from hell. Dr Lucie Green from the Mullard Space Science Laboratory and the lab's poet in residence, Simon Barraclough, are the lively studio guests. Expect space poetry, scientific insight and a song about photons. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Space Boffins Sue Nelson and Richard Hollingham hear from the Rosetta mission's Flight Director, Andrea Accomazzo, about choosing a landing site on comet 67P - plus Apollo astronaut and last man on the Moon, Gene Cernan, on the spacewalk from hell. Dr Lucie Green from the Mullard Space Science Laboratory and the lab's poet in residence, Simon Barraclough, are the lively studio guests. Expect space poetry, scientific insight and a song about photons. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Space Boffins Sue Nelson and Richard Hollingham hear from the Rosetta mission's Flight Director, Andrea Accomazzo, about choosing a landing site on comet 67P - plus Apollo astronaut and last man on the Moon, Gene Cernan, on the spacewalk from hell. Dr Lucie Green from the Mullard Space Science Laboratory and the lab's poet in residence, Simon Barraclough, are the lively studio guests. Expect space poetry, scientific insight and a song about photons. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Rosetta, ESA's comet-chasing spacecraft, is due to swing-by Earth tomorrow, 13 November, making closest approach at 21:57 CET. The next three days promise to be intensely busy at ESOC, ESA's Space Operations Centre, in Darmstadt, Germany. On 12 November, ESApod spoke with Andrea Accomazzo, the Spacecraft Operations Manager, who provides an update on the team work going on at ESOC and the support being provided by ESA's New Norcia ESTRACK ground station and by NASA's deep-space network. At 19:00 CET (18:00 UTC) tonight, Rosetta will be 920 000 km from the Earth, approaching at 9.4 km/second relative to our planet.ESApod video programme