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Southwestern to explore the health effects of space travel at the next Physics and Astronomy
Adventures with Alan visits the Space Foundation Discovery Center
COLORADO SPRINGS — In our exclusive new series Adventures with Alan, we'll travel across Southern Colorado week-by-week to show you thrills and chills, hidden gems and well-known spots.
For this Space Camp graduate, it's the chance to explore the history of space travel and recent advancements in the industry.
The first exhibit we see, Science on a Sphere, is a large spherical projection system that features hundreds of data sets from NASA and NOAA.
Commercial space travel a step closer as Virgin Galactic prepares for test flight | 1 NEWS | TVNZ
The Virgin founder's space tourism programme will blast anyone with deep enough pockets out of the Earth's atmosphere.
Space Port America is a glistening hub for vehicles and astronauts only, a rocket launch site under military airspace.
It's star tenant, Virgin Galactic, has an impressive fleet of spacecrafts but for years its promise of passenger flights has been pushed back.
Richard Branson is outgunned in billionaire space race | Business | tylerpaper.com
Becoming a public company brings much more scrutiny, and placating investors is doubly difficult when a business isn't yet generating meaningful revenue (as several start-ups backed by special purpose acquisition companies have found out).
Imagine, though, being a novice listed business trying to complete a suborbital space-travel test program in the midst of a global pandemic while two of the world's richest people, Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos, are busy advancing their own rocket endeavors. This is the competitive pressure on Virgin Galactic Holdings Inc. No wonder it's wilting.
NASA reaches partnership for first private astronaut mission on International Space Station
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BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. – NASA and Axiom Space have signed an order for the first private astronaut mission to the International Space Station to take place no earlier than January 2022.
A former NASA astronaut and three civilians would fly to the space station where they plan to not only enjoy the views with their $55 million tickets but also spend eight days working.
Will cryptocurrencies be used to fund space travel?
After Tesla began accepting payments in Bitcoin, Elon Musk is moving into high gear. His company SpaceX will launch a satellite in 2022 to collect information on the Moon and the mission is set to be entirely financed through Dogecoin, a cryptocurrency that has been generating headlines since the beginning of the year.
The idea behind the DOGE-1 mission is to put a satellite into orbit around the Moon. It will be launched by a Falcon 9 rocket. The satellite will be cubic in shape, weighing about 40 kg and carrying many sensors and cameras. Its objective will be to collect a maximum of information about the Moon, though further details are scarce for the moment.
5 quirky space-themed hotels in Australia, Spain and the US – wacky and remote spots ideal for
China's space agency criticized after rocket debris takes a high dive - Vanguard
China's National Space Agency (CNSA) has come under fire by the National Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) after remnants of its Long March 5B-Y2 rocket plummeted into the Indian Ocean after re-entry. The reckless disposal of the 5B-Y2 residual scraps has revived discussion in the need for regulation of space materials and safe disposal of space junk.
This is not the first time China has received criticism for its management of extraterrestrial property. In 2007, China shot down one of its own aging weather satellites with a medium-range ballistic missile from 500 miles away. The practice of launching missiles into space isn't new, as many of the world's most active space agencies have tested anti-satellite weapons (ASATs) on decaying satellites in the past.
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