From lunar missions to anti-asteroid defence systems, there are plenty of exciting scientific developments to look forward to
The programme's first launch is scheduled for February when an SLS rocket – standing more than 300ft high – will carry an unmanned Orion capsule on a trajectory that will enter a highly elliptical orbit round the moon.
Space travel & train journey come together in ixigo's "Agla Station Mars" campaign
Travel platform ixigo’s new tongue-in-cheek video campaign “Agla Station Mars” is a treat to the social media users as it offers a much-needed dose of humour.
The video gives us a glimpse of the future of space travel, all the way to Mars. The storyline brings in a fun contrast between micro-moments of Indian train travellers and space travel by recreating some quirky 'what if' scenarios.
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ABOVE VIDEO: Jane Poynter, founder and co-CEO of Space Perspective, talks with Steve Wilson in the latest edition of "Sit Down with Steve.
'Perseverance' summarizes 2021 at Stennis Space Center - Picayune Item | Picayune Item
Public interest in the word "perseverance" peaked earlier this year with the landing of the Mars rover bearing that name. Due to the interest, Cambridge Dictionary selected "perseverance" as the 2021 word of the year.
The perseverance of the Stennis workforce during the past year enabled the Space Launch System (SLS) to progress toward its maiden launch, site teams to move forward in propulsion test activities, commercial partners to reach new testing milestones, an autonomous systems team to move ahead in
Star Wars to Space Coast: New Florida attractions opening this year
Some oldies but goodies are returning like Mardi Gras celebrations at Universal Orlando and Walt Disney World's Typhoon Lagoon water park, which is reopening for the first time since March 2020.
Guests should check with each venue in advance for face mask and admission policies, which are subject to change.
ISS Just-in-Time Record Holder talks about student science in space
Christina Koch, the astronaut who spent 328 days in space as a NASA record holder, continues her mission to inspire the next generation of explorers.
In addition to being the woman with the longest time in space travel, Koch also holds the title for the second longest time in space, behind her NASA colleague Scott Kelly, who was 340 days from Earth.
A countdown not to deny but defy gravity
It's soon going to be time when we think of base camps in space on the moon or on another planet or asteroid in quite the way we operate an Antarctic station
As fears of a large catastrophe rise on Earth, the questions would be about whether a global disaster preparedness team can do something to mitigate its impact and save even 75 crore people, which is about 10% of the current world population and be able to nourish them and rebuild civilisation
Lift Off! The James Webb Telescope Is Headed to Space • Earth.com
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has lifted off! It’s an exciting day for the space enthusiasts among us . And even if you aren’t as well versed in space exploration and discovery, the Webb Telescope has exciting potential that will impact all of us here on planet earth.
Today we’re going to take a look at the details of the James Webb Telescope, what scientists anticipate this technology can accomplish, and what it might mean for us back here on Earth’s surface as we navigate challenging times on both global and local scales.
New Year's Resolutions: How to be more goal-oriented in 2022
Happy new year to you all! I hope 2021 ended brightly, and that 2022 will be a beacon of hope, health and whatever the old year wasn't. Plus, you win the lottery.
If you're like me, you're still trying to get a fix on what to expect in the new year. Maybe you were struggling with what kind of resolutions to make. I know I was. In fact, I found myself pondering what that old tradition even means.
Why Do We Count Down to the New Year? | History | Smithsonian Magazine
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Few people counted down to anything until the 1960s and 1970s—and yes, that included the new year. Celebrations and midnight kisses on December 31, of course. Countdowns, no. How, then, did countdowns go from almost nonexistent to ubiquitous in the latter half of the 20th century?
Countdowns as we know them today serve many purposes. The New Year's Eve countdown might be characterized as a "genesis countdown": After time runs out, it starts over again. The wait for the new year—with its predictions, resolutions and parties—is typically generative, optimistic and hopeful.
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