Not exact matches
Various forces such as surface adhesion or electrostatic charge cause the
particles to adhere to each other in
systems with extremely small
particles measuring only a few micrometres.
Some of these
particles are pinged back in toward the inner solar
system as fast - moving neutral atoms, which can be
measured by Cassini.
Next, the silicon tracker charts the
particle's path based on the electric current it leaves in its wake, while the time - of - flight
system measures its velocity.
Both spacecraft continued to
measure the properties of the outer solar
system in the 1980s and 1990s, including the waning strength of the sun's wind of charged
particles and the energies of cosmic rays from our galaxy.
Other instruments will
measure water and different key chemical components, probe the inner workings of the powerful magnetic field, monitor charged
particles driving the solar
system's brightest auroras, and, of course, return some stunning close - up color images.
Entropy is a
measure of this tendency, quantifying how dispersed the energy is among the
particles in a
system, and how diffuse those
particles are throughout space.
Until a scientist
measures the
system, a
particle exists in its multitude of locations.
«The Voyagers can't
measure these seed
particles, only the outcome,» says NASA scientist Eric Christian, who was not involved in the study but analyzes what is known as heliosphere, the area in the solar
system dominated by solar wind.
Fine
particles measure 2.5 microns or less in size (approximately 1 / 30th the diameter of a human hair) and can penetrate deep into the body's respiratory
system.
Purpose The purpose of this study was to evaluate data generated by the ROBOCAT II (Alcat Test by Cell Science
Systems), by comparison to another
particle counter, the FACSCalibur (Becton - Dickinson), which in addition to
particle size also
measures 4 other parameters for each
particle.
In RDE tests, exhaust gas emissions — NOx (nitrogen oxide),
particles (fine dust) and other — are
measured during an actual drive on the road using a Portable Emissions Measurement
System (PEMS).
This
system measures aerosol optical properties to better understand how
particles interact with solar radiation and influence the Earth's radiation balance.