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A Banner hangs outside the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) ahead of the Virgin Galactic (SPCE) IPO in New York, U.S., October 28, 2019. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid/File Photo
The space travel company has set late September or early October as the time for the mission that will carry three paying crew members from the Air Force and the Rome-based government agency National Research Council.
Space podcast for kids connects with NASA astronauts - Chicago Sun-Times
Space is for everyone. That's the message a Logan Square couple pushed as they connected with outer space from their apartment closet.
"A lot of astronauts and NASA employees are sharing their stories of how they began and how it's not just the top people in their class that get to work for NASA," said Meredith Stepien, podcast co-host, actress and Adler Planetarium content developer. "Space is for everyone. Nobody owns space."
battleface launches travel insurance for space tourism | TravelDailyNews International
COLUMBUS, OHIO – Known for providing travel insurance, including covering adventurous spirits, battleface’s next mission is launching insurance for space tourists.
Sasha Gainullin , CEO of battleface said: “We are proud to be providing this pioneering product for space tourism.
Civilian Crew Will Test New Space Medical Technology on Private SpaceX Mission - Central
Inspiration4 Crew at historic Launchpad 39A. Photo: SpaceX Inspiration4 Crew at historic Launchpad 39A. Photo: SpaceX
Four ordinary people are heading to space, launching on SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft from Kennedy Space Center in Florida on September 15.
Civilian space tourism: There's coverage for that | PropertyCasualty360
Discover what movies like Ratatouille, Apollo 13, and The Dirty Dozen can teach you about running a business.
China wants to build a mega spaceship that's nearly a mile long | Space
China is investigating how to build ultra-large spacecraft that are up to 0.6 mile (1 kilometer) long. But how feasible is the idea, and what would be the use of such a massive spacecraft?
The project is part of a wider call for research proposals from the National Natural Science Foundation of China, a funding agency managed by the country's Ministry of Science and Technology.
Space lace: Scientists are working to make astronaut underwear cleaner than ever | TAG24
Vienna, Austria – As space missions grow longer, new problems crop up. One of the most bedeviling is how to keep astronauts' underwear clean for longer – to reduce waste and make processes more environmentally friendly.
After all, the glowing objects burning up in the sky as they re-enter the atmosphere are not necessarily meteorites heading to Earth.
Astronaut Michael López-Alegría Answers All Your Questions About Eating in Space
Former NASA astronaut Michael López-Alegría retired from space travel in 2012. Like an athlete, he thought his days floating above the Earth were done.
Decades ago, in the first trips outside of our atmosphere, López-Alegría says astronauts used to eat out of toothpaste tubes. Thankfully, that’s a thing of the past. “The majority of our food looks and feels and tastes like food,” he says.
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