The liftoff marked the first launch by a space crew since Russia launched an invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24. Three Russian cosmonauts have arrived safely at the International Space Station (ISS), docking their Soyuz capsule at the outpost for a mission that continues a 20-year shared Russian-American presence in …
Read More »Order arrived! A startup is developing a suitcase to deliver goods around the world from space
The American company Inversion Space is working on the development of a capsule that will serve as a suitcase and deliver goods anywhere in the world from space. The company has developed a reusable capsule that will be able to travel back and forth in space. (Photo: Investment Space) From …
Read More »How SpaceX could save the ISS if Russia bails out
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has vast implications, not only in the geopolitical sphere but also outside the atmosphere. On the International Space Station (ISS), the Russians are working alongside astronauts from other countries that are currently imposing economic and trade sanctions in an attempt to force their country to …
Read More »A Hawthorne company’s plan to help future astronauts
A Hawthorne startup joins much larger players in the push to explore colonization on the moon, as NASA plans to send astronauts there heat up the commercial lunar market. Aerospace company Venturi Astrolab Inc., better known as Astrolab, is building a multipurpose truck intended to build lunar infrastructure and also …
Read More »Eight ways Russia’s war in Ukraine is affecting space exploration
A sector that has always been sheltered from political struggles on the ground is becoming increasingly vulnerable following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Sanctions imposed on Russia by the US, UK, EU and Japan are affecting activities in space, with Russia suspending cooperation with many countries in response to the sanctions. …
Read More »Florida could have a private training center for astronauts
Space is important to us, which is why we strive to provide you with the best coverage of industry and launches in Florida. Journalism like this takes time and resources. Please support him with a subscription here. For half a century, there was only one way to fly in space: …
Read More »Lebanon County students fabricate parts for NASA
The students spent this school year making a handle that could be used on the International Space Station. LEBANON, Pennsylvania — Students at the Lebanon County Career and Technology Center work manufacturing parts for NASA. The partnership is possible through NASA’s HUNCH program, which aims to empower and inspire students …
Read More »Russian space chief says Russia will no longer sell rocket engines to US
“Today we made the decision to stop deliveries of rocket engines produced by NPO Energomash to the United States,” Rogozin said, according to Russian news site Tass. “Let me remind you that these deliveries have been quite intensive somewhere since the mid-1990s,” Rogozin said. Tass said the ban will apply …
Read More »Launch of ExoMars 2022 “very unlikely” following Russian sanctions
Roscosmos withdrew from the European spaceport, leaving ESA to find an alternative to Soyuz for its space exploration launches. The European Space Agency (ESA) has been forced to review its cooperation with Russia in light of the recent attacks on Ukraine and the global response. In a statement released today …
Read More »Is it time to sell the moon?
As nations and even private companies prepare to return humans to the moon on a large scale, the question of how commercial activities can be managed on the lunar surface has become more crucial. An attempt to clarify this issue has been published by a free market think tank, the …
Read More »SpaceX proved itself just in time to save NASA a huge headache
Space has always been a geopolitical battleground, from the first Soviet satellite to the brewing space race between China and the United States. This time, thanks to SpaceX, NASA can avoid the thorny issue of Russian sanctions that have just been announced following the invasion of Ukraine by this country. …
Read More »SunLive – Women in Space on a mission to reach for the stars
Is your future in the stars? If you work in the space sector in New Zealand or someone who wants to, there is a network of Kiwi women committed to achieving stellar goals Women in Space Aotearoa New Zealand is a new organization dedicated to expanding opportunities for women and …
Read More »Beijing to Dubai in an hour? Introducing the Hypersonic Suborbital Space Plan
A Chinese start-up is developing a hypersonic space plane that will transport passengers from one country to another with suborbital flights. The ambitious project is called Space Transportation and is being developed by Beijing Lingkong Tianxing Technology. It will transform the travel industry if successful. For example, it would allow …
Read More »Ultrasonic Exploration and Space Psychology Kick Off ISS Week
Through Nasa February 8, 2022 The International Space Station is pictured from the SpaceX Crew Dragon Endeavor during an orbiting lab flyby that took place after it undocked from the space-facing port of the Harmony module on November 8, 2021. Credit: NASA Johnson The Expedition 66 crew kicked off the …
Read More »Elon Musk gives update on SpaceX’s Starship Mars rocket on Thursday
We’re about to get another status report on SpaceX’s massive Starship Mars rocket. Elon Musk, Founder and CEO of SpaceX announced last week that he will be giving a big Starship update on Thursday, February 10 at 9:00 p.m. EST (0200 GMT on February 11). The presentation will likely be …
Read More »OneWeb founder plans to launch 100,000 satellites into space
Greg Wyler, the space entrepreneur who founded Britain’s OneWeb, plans to put up to 100,000 satellites into orbit this decade with his latest commercial venture E-Space. The company announced on Monday that it has raised $50 million in seed funding from Prime Movers Lab, a fund that invests in breakthrough …
Read More »NASA honors Black History Month with live webcasts
NASA has a series of talks ready to discuss the impact of Black History Month on space exploration. From highlighting African Americans who flew in space to black people working at the agency’s top levels today, NASA’s Black History talks will include webcasts and other events. live to continue the …
Read More »Moonwalk on the podium: discover the creations of the RISD students for the clothes that the astronauts wear during the NASA lunar mission 2025
The latest space news? The Rhode Island School of Design is designing clothes NASA astronauts could wear as they fly to the moon on the Artemis mission, which is currently scheduled for liftoff in 2025. NASA’s last manned lunar landing was the Apollo 17 mission in 1972. For Artemis, the …
Read More »NATO warns space satellites are ‘priority targets’ for enemies
NATO member states said in a report that space satellites essential for waging wars are “high priority targets” for enemy attacks. He also raised fears that sophisticated terrorist groups or criminals planned to “target satellite navigation and commercial services”, which could cause chaos. The report comes as tension escalates between …
Read More »Israel signs NASA-led Artemis program to land astronauts on lunar surface
Israel officially signed on Wednesday to a NASA-led space program to land astronauts on the lunar surface and establish a long-term human presence on the moon in preparation for future missions to Mars. The agreement to join the Artemis program establishes principles for cooperation on space exploration and the human …
Read More »NASA faces astronaut shortage, new report says
A shortage of astronauts could affect NASA’s upcoming missions to the International Space Station and beyond over the next five years. A new report from NASA’s astronaut corps management says the space agency is concerned it won’t meet mission demands with the current number of trained astronauts. The news comes …
Read More »The SpaceX Dragon capsule returns from the ISS | Inverell times
news, world An unmanned SpaceX Dragon capsule has crashed off the coast of Florida after completing a resupply mission to the International Space Station (ISS). The Dragon, laden with scientific equipment and blood samples provided by the ISS crew, undocked from the orbiting outpost on Sunday morning. The crew, made …
Read More »The twentieth series “Ten Years Dor” discusses the future of space travel // The Observer
With the advent of developing space businesses and recent conversations about Earth’s habitability, this year’s ‘Ten Years From Now’ series reveals deep insights not just for the business world, but for the whole of our current generation. “Life Beyond Earth” is the theme of the 2022 conferences, offered by the …
Read More »The SpaceX Dragon freighter will leave the space station today after a weather delay. How to watch it live.
SpaceX’s latest Dragon freighter is set to undock from the International Space Station today (January 23) after two days of weather delays at its landing site and you can watch it live online. The Dragon CRS-24 freighter is scheduled to undock from the space station at 10:40 a.m. EST (1540 …
Read More »Stennis Space Center ready for a year of active testing | News
As the new year begins, seven of Stennis’ nine test rigs are being used for testing. Four stands are operated directly by NASA, one is under a Reimbursable Space Act agreement with Aerojet Rocketdyne, and two have been turned over to Relativity Space Inc. for operation under a Commercial Space …
Read More »Elon Musk offers residents of Tonga SpaceX’s Starlink internet access, but then withdraws his
Elon Musk said he would use SpaceX Starlink to bring the internet to the small island nation of Tonga, but then backed down on his offer shortly after making the statement. Tonga was devastated on January 15 when a volcano erupted with the force equivalent to 500 atomic bombs, cutting …
Read More »NASA Band-Aid Gadget Puts Astronaut Cells In Biological Ink To Heal Wounds
Currently being tested as a prototype on the space station, the Bioprint FirstAid uses a solution containing astronaut cells to heal wounds. Nasa is testing a wearable bioprinting device aboard the International Space Station that will use an astronaut’s own cells suspended in fluid to create a bandage in the …
Read More »Axiom Space: Building the Alien Economy
Axiom Space wants to take the extraterrestrial economy to new heights. The Houston-based company, which was founded in 2016, aims to build and operate its own space station in low Earth orbit (LEO) in the coming years. And Axiom has signed agreements with SpaceX to carry out several tourist missions …
Read More »Astronauts destroy 54% more red blood cells in space
A study claimed to be the first of its kind has shed new light on the dangers posed by spaceflight and the impacts on red blood cell counts for astronauts on long-duration missions. The research deepens our knowledge of a condition known as “space anemia” and has important implications for …
Read More »Mars is a dead planet? NASA begs to delay, but meteorite found on Earth proves it
A 4 billion-year-old Mars meteorite that splashed here on Earth decades ago contains no evidence of ancient, early Martian life after all, scientists reported Thursday. In 1996, a NASA-led team announced that organic compounds in the rock appeared to have been left behind by living creatures. Other scientists were skeptical, …
Read More »SpaceX Muscle launch explores secrets of aging
Welcome to Thomas Insights – every day we post the latest news and analysis to keep our readers up to date with what’s happening in the industry. Sign up here to receive the best stories of the day straight to your inbox. SpaceX has been transporting cargo to the International …
Read More »The year ahead for the space industry: SpaceX’s Mars rocket, tourism and other billionaire battles
Big companies are starting to permeate all areas of spaceflight, from the most spectacular private launches to the smallest details. A modified version of Amazon’s Alexa virtual assistant will even hitchhike on a future NASA trip around the moon. Other space missions chartered by the ultra-rich are on the agenda. …
Read More »NASA missions and more: Here’s what 2022 has in store for space exploration, Science News
2021 has been a busy year in terms of space exploration jumps and celestial events. Mankind’s urge to conquer new frontiers of infinite expanse knew no bounds. 2022 seems to promise the same and more. Here’s a look at some of the top things planned for the New Year. January …
Read More »Tesla nearly doubles vehicle deliveries from last year
SpaceX fires⦠Tesla remembers⦠Elon Musk’s podcasts. This is the free edition of Musk readings # 279 – subscribe now to receive two more emails later this week. Last week, Musk readings+ members discovered five important things to expect from Elon Musk in 2021. This week, members will hear from …
Read More »Forbes India – Space X, Elon Musk: A Year of Space Tourism, Mars Flights and the Rise of China
SpaceX entered the fray in September with a three-day orbital mission around Earth with a fully civilian crew on Inspiration 4. Image: Patrick T Fallon / AFP From the Mars Ingenuity helicopter’s first powered flight over another world to the launch of the James Webb Telescope that will scan the …
Read More »Space Activity Review: Special Edition – Top Ten Space Business Stories of 2021.
# 1 Space spaces At least thirteen space companies are announcing or concluding merger transactions with ad hoc acquisition companies in order to become listed on the stock exchange, producing a collective valuation of around $ 26 billion: Arqit, AST SpaceMobile, Astra, BlackSky, Momentus, Planet, Redwire, Rocket Lab, Satellogic, Spire, …
Read More »2022 AIAA Durand Lectureship for Public Service awarded to William H. Gerstenmaier of SpaceX
2022 AIAA Durand Lectureship for Public Service awarded to William H. Gerstenmaier of SpaceX Press Release From: American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Posted: Thursday December 30 2021 The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) is pleased to announce the AIAA 2022 Durand lecturer for the public service is …
Read More »Bahrain takes first step into orbit, joining Gulf space race
Image of a previous SpaceX Falcon 9 launch from Cape Canaveral Air Force Base on May 4, 2019 in … [+] Cape Canaveral, Florida (Photo: Paul Hennessy / NurPhoto via Getty Images) NurPhoto via Getty Images Bahrain said it sent a satellite into space on December 21, making its first …
Read More »5 things to know Wednesday
President Biden will be tested again for COVID-19 President Joe Biden will be tested for COVID-19 on Wednesday after an initial negative antigen test on Sunday and a PCR test on Monday. The president was in close contact with a White House aide on Friday who tested positive on Monday. …
Read More »Elon Musk wants to colonize Mars. Can he? Should he?
If SpaceX founder Elon Musk succeeds, he will have humans on Mars by 2026. His big dream, however, is to establish a self-sustaining “colony”, separate from Earth and with a population of ‘a million people. It’s extravagant, but as we speak, Mr. Musk is developing âspaceshipsâ to transport 100 humans …
Read More »Astronaut Gets Haircut by ISS Teammate: “Welcome to the NASA Lounge”
Astronaut Matthias Maurer shared the video on Twitter which shows him getting his hair cut by his teammate Raja Chari on the International Space Station. In the video, Maurer can be seen kneeling and holding onto the spaceship as Chari uses a clipper to cut his hair. In a witty …
Read More »Elon Musk on SpaceX’s 100th Falcon 9 rocket landing: “Hard to believe”
The IXPE mission was recently launched on a Falcon 9 rocket. (Image credit: Twitter / @ SpaceX) On its last mission, SpaceX Falcon 9 launched a Dragon spacecraft to the International Space Station (ISS). News18.com Last update:December 22, 2021, 9:30 a.m. IST FOLLOW US ON: It’s been six years since …
Read More »Japanese space tourists return to Earth – Spaceflight Now
Russian Commander Alexander Misurkin smiles after exiting the Soyuz MS-20 landing capsule, visible below. Credit: Roscosmos Two Japanese space tourists and a veteran Russian cosmonaut left the International Space Station and landed on Earth on Sunday, ending a 12-day mission with a parachute-assisted landing in freezing Kazakhstan. The Soyuz MS-20 …
Read More »Ellen Ochoa’s extraordinary career at NASA: Shortwave: NPR
STS-110 flight engineer astronaut Ellen Ochoa dons a training version of the full-pressure launch and entry suit before a training session at the Johnson Space Center (JSC). The technician in costume Andre Denard assists Ochoa. STS-110 took place in April 2002 and was the 13th shuttle mission to visit the …
Read More »Virgin Galactic, Blue Origin and all the other names that made a difference in private space travel in 2021
Space tourism isn’t exactly a new concept, but 2021 has seen it move from a distant possibility to a real reality several times. While there are multiple factors behind these innovations, there are a few names that each play an important role in their own businesses. First, there’s the space …
Read More »Summary of scientific news: geologists discover a “treasure” of dinosaur tracks in Poland; NASA’s Webb Telescope promises ‘incredible journey’ for astronomy and more
Here is a summary of scientific news briefs. Geologists find “treasure” of dinosaur tracks in Poland Hundreds of dinosaur footprints, so well preserved that even scaly skin can be seen, have been found in Poland, giving a glimpse of a complex ecosystem around 200 million years ago, geologists said. Described …
Read More »Elon Musk named Time Magazine Personality of the Year
SpaceX founder and CEO Elon Musk is 2021 Time Person of the Year, the magazine said on Monday (December 13). âThe Person of the Year is a marker of influence, and few individuals have had more influence than Musk over life on Earth, and potentially life off Earth as well,â …
Read More »Former NASA astronaut Leland Melvin aims to help the next generation reach for the stars
Former NASA astronaut Leland Melvin is striving to help the next generation reach the same heights as him. Melvin, a retired NASA astronaut, completed two space shuttle missions on the International Space Station during his tenure, one in 2008 and the other in 2009. But since then, Melvin has worked …
Read More »SpaceX Inspiration4’s all-civilian astronaut crew brought meteorite back to space (briefly)
After spending 50,000 years on Earth, a meteorite had the chance to visit space again for nearly three days, during the all-civilian Inspiration4 mission in September. Pilot Sian Proctor shared a video on Twitter Friday (December 10) showing a fragment of the huge Canyon Diablo space rock that crashed into …
Read More »UCF is part of a historic movement to build space ports around Earth
NASA’s decision to develop new destinations in space announced on December 2 is an exciting time in history and UCF is right in the middle of it. UCF is a member of the academic coalition supporting Blue Origin’s Orbital Reef project to build a commercially owned and operated space station …
Read More »NASA to launch final mission to test laser communication in space
NASA’s next laser communications mission will launch early Sunday morning. The Laser Communication Relay (LCRD) demonstration will take off on a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket during a scheduled two-hour window of 4:04 am to 6:04 am EST from the Cape Canaveral space station in Florida. The LCRD, a …
Read More »Weekly bytes | Android phones work like car keys, NASA chooses companies to develop space stations, and more
Here’s our curated list of important tech news from this week in byte size. Some Android phones can now lock, unlock a car Some Android phones can now provide simple and secure keyless access to a car, allowing owners to lock, unlock and even start their cars. The digital car …
Read More »NASA Private Space Station Contracts: Blue Origin, Nanoracks, Northrop
Concept art of a “Starlab” space station Nanoracks NASA has awarded contracts to three companies to develop private space stations, as the agency prepares for withdrawal from the International Space Station. Blue Origin, Northrop Grumman and Jeff Bezos’ Nanoracks have received a total of $ 415.6 million under NASA’s Commercial …
Read More »BioHarvest Sciences appoints astronaut Chris Hadfield to advisory board
Hadfield’s expertise will lead to expansion of BioHarvest’s focus to include space biology VANCOUVER, BC and REHOVOT, Israel, December 1, 2021 / PRNewswire / – BioHarvest Sciences Inc. (“BioHarvest” or the “Company”) (CSE: BHSC) Appoints Renowned Astronaut Chris Hadfield to its advisory board as part of a campaign to leverage …
Read More »TWIRL 41: Galileo satellites should be put into orbit by the “Europeanized” variant of Soyuz 2.1b
This week we have to witness a ton of satellite launch missions from various parts of the world. For those who prefer manned launches, you’re out of luck because there aren’t any. Among the satellites being launched are two Galileo satellites mounted on a modified Soyuz 2.1b rocket and 53 …
Read More »Each space tourism package in 2021 ranked: $ 125,000 to $ 60 million
Sir Richard Branson flew into space aboard a Virgin Galactic spacecraft, a trip he described as “the experience of a lifetime” at Spaceport America in New Mexico, the United States, on 11 July 2021. Virgin Galactic / Handout / Anadolu Agency via Getty Images 2021 is a historic year for …
Read More »100 times more powerful than US technology, China says its nuclear reactor for space missions will surpass NASA’s device
Chinese scientists are currently building a powerful nuclear reactor for their expeditions to the Moon and Mars. Beijing says its reactor will be 100 times more powerful than the device the US space agency wants to install on the moon’s surface by 2030. The new technology is part of a …
Read More »Meet Anousheh Ansari, the only woman to ever travel to space on a self-funded mission
Fifteen years before Amazon founder Jeff Bezos catapulted himself into space in a rocket, Anousheh Ansari became the first female space tourist, spending nine days on the International Space Station aboard a Russian Soyuz spacecraft. She is still the only woman to travel to space on a self-funded mission, which …
Read More »Nuclear reactor on the moon? NASA seeks ideas to fuel future lunar missions
If anyone has a good idea on how to put a fission nuclear power plant on the moon, the US government wants to hear about it. NASA and the country’s largest federal nuclear research laboratory on Friday launched a tender for a fission surface energy system. NASA is working with …
Read More »Q + A-What is space debris and how dangerous is it?
Band Supantha Mukherjee STOCKHOLM, November 16 (Reuters) – Russia’s test on Monday to detonate one of its own satellites in space drew criticism for endangering the International Space Station crew and, experts said, created a field of debris that has increased the risks to space activities for years. WHAT DOES …
Read More »The Loop: Wet Weather Ahead, Mostafa Baluch Escape Plan Revealed, Elon Musk’s SpaceX Liftoff, and Elven Tyranny
Hello Hello. It is Thursday November 11 and here’s your brief update to keep you up to date tonight. One thing to know now – the rains are here The Todd River which crosses the Gap at Alice Springs.(ABC News: Steven Schubert) Heavy rains, storms and flooding are expected in …
Read More »NASA pushes back human lunar mission schedule to 2025
Workers pressure wash the NASA logo on the vehicle assembly building before SpaceX sends two NASA astronauts to the International Space Station aboard its Falcon 9 rocket at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida, USA, May 19, 2020. REUTERS / Joe Skipper Nov. 9 (Reuters) – NASA extends …
Read More »NASA and SpaceX plan Crew-2 return to Earth on Monday as Crew-3 prepares for next launch – WFTV
CAP CANACERAL, Florida – It’s going to be a busy week on the Florida Space Coast. SpaceX Crew-2 astronauts are expected to return to Earth in their Crew Dragon spacecraft on Monday afternoon. READ: Court ruling allows SpaceX to develop lunar lander for NASA The four astronauts were originally scheduled …
Read More »SpaceX Crew-2 astronauts talk about toilet problems in space and more, but when will they land?
CAP CANAVERAL, Fla .– Thanks to Mother Nature, NASA is wondering when to bring the four astronauts from its Crew-2 mission with SpaceX home, even as their replacements wait on Earth for their own launch. Crew-2 astronauts Shane Kimbrough and Megan McArthur of NASA, Akihiko Hoside of Japan and Thomas …
Read More »NASA’s Latest Breakthrough: “Best Space Tacos Yet”
A small step for the man, a giant step for the carne asada. Astronauts aboard the International Space Station have successfully grown and harvested chili peppers in space, and this week they enjoyed their loot for the first time. Megan McArthur, a grinning American astronaut, said on Twitter that she …
Read More »Financial Woes Won’t End For BA Stocks, But It Means An Opportunity
Boeing (NYSE:BA) is still in financial trouble, even though it is re-delivering the 737 Max that caused so many problems last year. Boeing also recently announced another non-GAAP operating profit for its final quarter. However, BA’s shares are still drifting and its outlook is not that good, at least for …
Read More »NASA Postpones SpaceX Crew-3 Launch Again, Blames “Minor Medical Problem” | World news
The mission, which was previously scheduled to take off on October 31 but was later postponed to November 3, could now be launched on November 6, the space agency said. A “minor medical issue” involving one of its crew members has forced NASA to postpone the launch of Space X’s …
Read More »NASA orders rare medical delay in launching SpaceX mission to space station
At the heart of the race to explore distant worlds is the Giant Magellanic Telescope (GMT), a $ 1.8 billion complex under construction at the Las Campanas Observatory. NASA on Monday announced a rare health-related delay in the launch of its SpaceX four-astronaut rocket to the International Space Station. This …
Read More »SpaceX astronaut Crew-3 launch for NASA delayed by “minor medical issue”
The next SpaceX astronaut launch for NASA has been delayed at least until Saturday (November 6) due to a “minor medical issue” affecting a crew member, agency officials said. . The mission, known as Crew-3, was scheduled to take off early Wednesday morning (November 3) from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center …
Read More »New method of cleaning up space debris using magnets
The space around our planet is filling more and more with trash, from pieces of broken satellites to abandoned rocket stages. This debris threatens space exploration and research, from the International Space Station to the Hubble Space Telescope, and we still don’t have a good plan to clean it up. …
Read More »SpaceX Rocket on Launchpad, ready to take crew to the International Space Station for Halloween – CBS Miami
MIAMI (CBSMiami) – A SpaceX rocket is on the launch pad, ready to take a new crew to the International Space Station for Halloween. Lieutenant-Commander Kayla Barron and three colleagues will be there for the next six months. READ MORE: As COVID hospitalizations tend to drop in Florida, experts continue …
Read More »The Boeing Company: From Rockets to Commercial Crew
The Boeing Company is an American aerospace company that manufactures rockets, airplanes, satellites, missiles, and other high-tech products. Since 2011, they have been involved in NASA’s Commercial Crew Program (CCP) to provide a new vehicle that can transport astronauts into space. Boeing was founded in 1916 by William Edward Boeing …
Read More »Mauritius space travel, strategic objectives and roadmap for the future
Establishment of a High Level Steering Committee, chaired by the Minister of Information, Communication and Innovation Technologies, made up of several stakeholders. The 28th Workshop on Space Technologies for Socio-Economic Benefits organized by the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) and International Astronautical Federation (IAF) provides a forum …
Read More »Monsters in the sky, asteroids, molten ring and sample returns from Mars
With the charming name of SDSS J0146-0929, it is a cluster of galaxies – a monstrous collection of hundreds of galaxies all chained together in the unwavering grip of gravity. The mass of this galaxy cluster is large enough to seriously distort the spacetime around it, creating weird, looping curves …
Read More »How SpaceX will blow up the first space factory in orbit | Life
The SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket is expected to transport the first industrial plant to space. – AFP photo TORRANCE (US), October 23 – A space research company called Varda Space wants to become the first to build a manufacturing plant in space. The company is set to partner with SpaceX …
Read More »NASA and Boeing to update struggling Starliner status on Tuesday
CAP CANAVERAL, Florida – More from NASA and Boeing are expected Tuesday after the unmanned Starliner mission twice failed to reach the International Space Station. The first orbital flight test took place in 2019. Starliner’s second setback occurred last August. Space photographer Dr. Ken Kremer of Space UpClose noted that …
Read More »How Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin failed to dominate the billionaire space race? | Blue Origin
The billionaire space race is just a name race. In reality, there is SpaceX – and everyone. Only the company founded by Elon Musk almost two decades ago sent an orbital rocket thruster into space and landed it safely again. Only SpaceX landed a rocket the size of a 15-story …
Read More »Soviet space engineer Sergey Korolev who inspires Elon Musk
MOSCOW – In September, a Russian and his son rented a Tesla and set off to meet Elon Musk following a personal invitation from the billionaire entrepreneur to visit the SpaceX plant in California. The name of this man is Andrey Korolev, the grandson of the chief architect of the …
Read More »With its latest mission, China renews its wish for space cooperation
BEIJING (AP) – Shortly before sending a new three-person crew to its space station, China on Friday renewed its commitment to international cooperation in the peaceful use of space. Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said sending humans to space was a “common cause of mankind” and China “will continue to …
Read More »NASA’s daring mission to asteroid Lucy is ready to go
NASA’s latest asteroid mission, a spacecraft targeting space rocks orbiting in front of and behind Jupiter, is ready to begin its journey. Called Lucy, the mission is scheduled to launch on Saturday, October 16 at 5:34 a.m. EDT (9:34 a.m. GMT) aboard a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket from …
Read More »SpaceX Has “Huge Lead” Over Blue Origin, Says Renowned Physicist
Theoretical physicist Michio Kaku argues that Elon Musk’s company has accomplished more feats in space exploration than Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin. American theoretical physicist Michio Kaku has argued that Elon Musk’s SpaceX has a “huge lead” over Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin when it comes to space exploration, over “Varney & …
Read More »IAEA to present top-notch conferences and technical excellence awards during ASCEND 2021
IAEA to present top-notch conferences and technical excellence awards during ASCEND 2021 Press Release From: American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Posted: Monday October 11 2021 The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) is pleased to announce the winners of major conference and technical excellence awards. Lectures and prizes …
Read More »Research to improve the health of astronauts for future space missions
The University of Birmingham is launching two major new studies funded by the British Space Agency aimed at solving the health problems faced by astronauts on long missions. The research will use the low-gravity (microgravity) environment of the International Space Station and other facilities that provide space-like conditions, and could …
Read More »Lego Space Deals: NASA Spacecraft, Space Stations & Kits
Prepare for takeoff with these out of the ordinary Lego space offerings. Lego itself has a wide variety of space toys and sets available for purchase, so to save you the trouble of scouring the internet for a good deal, we’ve put together a helpful guide to help you choose …
Read More »VHS student goes to space camp
(Photo courtesy of Allison Clemons) Tom Clemons, dressed at Space Camp. The program has had nearly one million trainees graduating from its programs since its inception in 1982. Tom Clemons spent a week at Space Camp, located at US Space & Rocket Center Have you ever wanted to train like …
Read More »Why Mexico-born NASA engineer Ali Guarneros Luna took the long road to space – NBC Bay Area
In the great cosmos of his life’s journey, Ali Guarneros Luna discovered early on that the path to the stars is not a forehand – but a winding journey that sometimes bypasses peril and disappointment. As an engineer at NASA, Luna knows what navigating space involves. His engineering fingerprints are …
Read More »William Shatner’s age will make him the oldest person to fly in space with the launch of Blue Origin
Now 90, William Shatner will soon be the oldest person to ever fly in space. Shatner, an actor who made history in his role as James T. Kirk, the very first captain of “Star Trek” in the original series, created in 1966, will fly in space soon and in doing …
Read More »Ensure the safety of astronauts as they explore other worlds
When Perla Latorre-Suarez ’21 As a child, she remembers holding her brother’s hand in the mountainous region of Orocovis in Puerto Rico where she grew up and looking up on a clear night as the International Space Station flew overhead. “That day, my parents explained to me its purpose and …
Read More »Russians beat Tom Cruise as first to shoot a movie in space, despite docking drama
Veteran Russian cosmonaut Anton Shkaplerov, actor Yulia Peresild and film producer Klim Shipenko visited the International Space Station on Tuesday. Peresild and Shipenko will shoot segments for the film “Challenge”, the first feature film shot in space. The three space travelers took off aboard a Soyuz MS-19 spacecraft from the …
Read More »Watch Owen Wilson and “SNL” make fun of Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk and Richard Branson in a trailer mockup for “Star Trek: Ego Quest”
Youtube “Saturday Night Live” poked fun at the space tourism efforts of Jeff Bezos, Richard Branson, and Elon Musk. In a pseudo-trailer for âStar Trek: Ego Quest,â Owen Wilson played Bezos on his âMidlife Crisis of Epic Proportionsâ. The sketch reflected the recent space race between Bezos and Virgin Galactic …
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