Saturday, January 9, 2010

Universe Academy



Founder:
Arip Nurahman

Space Academy of Sciences and Technology

"Dari Pencipta Jagat Raya, Kami Mendapat Ilmu"

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Located at Indonesia

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Indonesian Space Sciences & Technology School


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You might also be searching for the game, comic, or novel titled
Star Trek: Starfleet Academy.
"I am a graduate of Starfleet Academy. I know many things."

Worf, (DS9: "The Darkness and the Light")


Official logo, circa 2372.
Starfleet Academy (also referred to as the Space Academy) was the primary service academy of Federation Starfleet. It was officially established in 2161 with the motto Ex Astris, Scientia, to serve as a training facility for Starfleet officers. The headquarters of Starfleet Academy are located in the Presidio in San Francisco. The Academy program typically lasted four years, though certain programs have lasted five, six or eight years. (TNG: "The First Duty", "Conundrum", TOS: "Bread and Circuses".


Department of Universe Academy:

A. Cosmology and Philosophy  

B. Science and Technology Department 

1. Starships
2. Space Stations
3. Tools
4. Medical Equipment
5. Transporter Technology
6. Borg Technology  
7. Computer Technology & Communications Technology
8. Holographic Technology
9. Propulsion Technology   

C. Inter Planet and Stars Relationship Department  
  




Sains & Teknologi Antariksa Masa Depan



A starship or interstellar spacecraft is a theoretical spacecraft designed for traveling between stars, as opposed to a vehicle designed for orbital spaceflight or interplanetary travel.

The term is mostly found in science fiction, as humans have not yet constructed such vehicles. While the Voyager and Pioneer probes have traveled into local interstellar space, they are not generally considered starships because they have not traveled to other stars and also because they are not vessels. However, exploratory engineering has been undertaken on several preliminary designs and feasibility studies have been done for starships that could be built with modern technology or technology thought likely to be available in the near future.

Research


Artist's conception of British Interplanetary Society's Project Daedalus (1978), a fusion powered interstellar probe

To travel between stars in a reasonable time using rocket-like technology requires very high effective exhaust velocity exhaust jet, and enormous energy to power this, such as might be provided by fusion power or antimatter.

There are very few scientific studies that investigate the issues in building a starship. Some examples of this include:
The Bussard ramjet is an idea to use nuclear fusion of interstellar gas to provide propulsion.
Other ideas involve going more slowly and building a generation ship, or trying to exceed the speed of light in some way, such as creating and maintaining a wormhole.

Examined in an October 1973 issue of Analog, the Enzmann Starship proposed using a 12,000 ton ball of frozen deuterium to power thermonuclear powered pulse propulsion units.[1] Twice as long as the Empire State Building and assembled in-orbit, the spacecraft was part of a larger project preceded by interstellar probes and telescopic observation of target star systems.[1][2]

The NASA Breakthrough Propulsion Physics Program (1996–2002), was a professional scientific study examining advanced spacecraft propulsion systems.


Spacecraft

Probes
Balok's cubeFriendship 1Kataan probeVoyager 6
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Shuttles
AliceCopernicusDelta FlyerDelta Flyer IIGalileo
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Space Stations
Deep Space 9Empok NorDeep Space Station K-7Earth SpacedockMIDAS arrayParticle Fountain Project
Starbases
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Starships
Named Enterprise: Enterprise NX-01USS Enterprise NCC-1701 and -A, -B, -C, -D, -E, -J
By name: USS Constellation NCC-1017USS Defiant NX-74205USS Excelsior NCC-2000USS Voyager
By group: CardassianDominionEarthFederationFerengiKlingonRomulanUnnamedVulcan
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Other
Ares IVApollo 11Bajoran interceptorEnterprise (OV-101)Orbital 1

Theoretical types

A common literary device is to posit a faster-than-light propulsion system (such as warp drive) or travel through hyperspace, although some starships may be outfitted for centuries-long journeys of slower-than-light travel. Other designs posit a way to boost the ship to near-lightspeed, allowing relatively "quick" travel (i.e. decades, not centuries) to nearer stars. This results in a general categorization of the kinds of starships:
  • Sleeper, which put their passengers into stasis during a long trip.
  • Generation, where the destination will be reached by descendants of the original passengers.
  • Relativistic, taking advantage of time dilation at close-to-light-speeds, so long trips will seem much shorter (but still take the same amount of time for outside observers).
  • Faster-than-light, which can move between places very quickly (transcending current understanding of physics or using interdimensional 'shortcuts').

Other technology

Tools
ExocompScannerSIMs beaconTricorderVISOR
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Medical Equipment
Cortical stimulatorDermal regeneratorEMHHyposprayMedical tricorder
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Vehicles
StarshipShuttlecraftRunaboutEscape podHovercar
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Weapons
Hand phaserPhaser riflePhase pistolPhase riflePhoton torpedo
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Borg Technology
AssimilationBorg alcoveBorg cubeBorg sphereNanoprobe
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Computer Technology
Authorization codeBio-neural gel packLCARSLife supportPADDScanner
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Communications Technology
CommunicatorCombadgeEarpieceUniversal translator
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Holographic Technology
Fair HavenHolodeckHolographic novelHolosuiteMobile emitterVic's
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Propulsion Technology
Dilithium matrixImpulse driveNacelleWarp coreWarp factor
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Transporter Technology
Heisenberg compensatorPattern bufferPattern enhancerTransporter
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Miscellaneous
Artificial gravityCloaking deviceForce fieldReplicatorSonic showerStructural integrity fieldTractor beamTurbolift
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See also

 Sources:
1. Wikipedia
2. Star Trek