Luna-Glob, Russian unmanned spacecraft that is designed to study the Moon.
Research is designed to study the effects of isolation, hypoxia, altered dark-light cycle and circadian rhythm, including sleep patterns and hormone cycles.
In 2009 ESA launched Planck, a satellite that is designed to study the cosmic microwave background, and Herschel, an infrared observatory that is the largest telescope in space.
One, called Alice and led by Jurgen Schukraft of Cern, is designed to study a sort of primordial fluid, called a quark-gluon plasma, that is created when the collider smashes together lead nuclei.
It is designed to study the effect of the solar wind on the lunar surface and the composition of the lunar soil, with a particular emphasis on determining the presence of water.
In contrast, Hitomi is designed to study celestial bodies that emit X-rays.
This chapter is designed to study grain growth following recrystallization.
This chapter is designed to study recrystallization of ordered materials.
This chapter is designed to study indentation, cracking, and fractures.
This chapter is designed to study optimal composite structures.
The spacecraft is designed to study the comet as it approaches the sun.
