Artemis II Crew Embarks on Visit to Spacecraft

Artemis II Crew Embarks on Visit to Spacecraft

The European Space Agency (ESA) has made significant contributions to NASA’s Artemis program, particularly through the development of the European Service Module (ESM). During the first Artemis mission, ESM exceeded expectations by providing power, propulsion, temperature control, and course correction for the Orion spacecraft. Now, as Artemis II approaches, ESM-2 is ready to support the […]

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SpaceX Successfully Launches Starlink Group 6-10: A Roundup

SpaceX Successfully Launches Starlink Group 6-10: A Roundup

Last week, the number of orbital launches decreased significantly compared to the previous week, with only three launches taking place. The majority of these launches were Chinese Starlink launches. This brings the total number of orbital launch attempts in 2023 to 128. If this pace continues, we can expect over 200 orbital launches by the […]

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Understanding the Periphery of an Earthquake Zone

Understanding the Periphery of an Earthquake Zone

Nestled within the ESTEC Test Centre in Noordwijk, the Netherlands, lies a remarkable piece of engineering that plays an important role in ensuring the success of satellite testing. Known as the Hydra shaker table, this powerful and precisely controllable equipment simulates the intense vibrations experienced during a rocket launch. As it unleashes its earthquake-strength forces, […]

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Trailer for ‘A Million Miles Away’ showcases the captivating true-life journey of astronaut José Hernández

Trailer for ‘A Million Miles Away’ showcases the captivating true-life journey of astronaut José Hernández

In the upcoming film “A Million Miles Away,” audiences will be captivated by the inspiring journey of real-life NASA astronaut José Hernández. Directed by renowned Mexican filmmaker Alejandra Márquez Abella, this movie promises to take viewers on a thrilling ride from Hernández’s humble beginnings as a migrant farm worker to his ultimate goal of exploring […]

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Boeing remains optimistic about accomplishing six flights to the ISS despite delays in the Starliner spacecraft

Boeing remains optimistic about accomplishing six flights to the ISS despite delays in the Starliner spacecraft

Boeing’s Starliner Crewed Flight Test (CFT), which was scheduled to transport astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS), has been delayed until next year. The earliest launch opportunity is now set for March. Despite the setback, Boeing remains confident in completing the six crewed flights ordered by NASA before the planned retirement of the ISS […]

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