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China’s Tiangong space station enables in-orbit Stirling converter testIn order to test the Stirling converter technology.China’s Shenzhou-15 mission crew aboard the China Space Station (CSS) has reportedly completed testing on a free-piston Stirling thermoelectric converter.

a Chinese startup called Space Pioneer became the first startup in the world to reach orbit on its first launch attempt.Featured Video NASA and China have both experimented with Stirling convertersThe Stirling thermoelectric converter is an energy supply technology for space travel that efficiently converts thermal energy into electric energy.The Lanzhou Institute of Physics at the China Academy of Space Technology developed an iteration of the Stirling converter.

The piston then moves a magnet back and forth through a coil of wire to generate an electrical current.The device reportedly ran stably during the test and produced “better-than-expected” performance indicators.

and it performed the first in-situ detection of water from the lunar surface with its Chang’e-5 lunar probe last year.

The report also claims the technology could play a vital role in the China National Space Administration’s (CNSA’s) plans to send crewed missions to the Moon and deep spaceas provided to the authors by the Department of Education.

and Copilot - and it got weirdCognitive load in science education discusses the mental effort required by students to process and comprehend scientific knowledge and concepts.working memory can become taxed by the various facets of a test.

  Example of a constructed answer question that tests science reasoning.and ChatGPT and GPT-4 can -- through their various neural weights.