Nasa is finally just weeks away from launching the first flight of its new and massive Moon rocket. It's the first uncrewed test flight of Nasa's Artemis Moon program that aims to put humans back on the Moon within the decade — and the space agency's leadership is extremely excited about it.
Meet the people who have spent $300,000 or more to travel to space
Sharon Hagle waited over 60 years to go suborbital. In 1961, when she was in sixth grade, she sat transfixed, listening to the radio as astronaut Alan Shepard became the first American to travel to outer space.
But this year, on March 31, she emulated her hero by taking a seat on New Shepard 4, flight NS-20, as part of the fourth crewed mission of Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin rocket program.
Alien-hunting array catches Voyager 1 signal from interstellar space
The Allen Telescope Array in California detected signal from the Voyager 1 probe, the NASA satellite launched 45 year ago that is currently speeding toward the outer edges of the solar system, way beyond the orbit of Pluto.
"The detection of Voyager 1, the farthest human-made object, with the refurbished Allen Telescope Array is an excellent display of the telescope's capabilities and strengths, and a representation of the outstanding hard work put by the ATA team since the start of the refurbishment program in ...
Companies Are Racing to Put 5G in Space - ExtremeTech
Cellular coverage has improved over the years as carriers moved from one technology to the next. But even in the 5G era, only 10% of Earth has accessible mobile networks. Instead of building towers with a few miles of range, the future may be in space.
In April this year, Lynk Global launched its first direct-to-mobile commercial satellite aboard a Falcon 9 rocket (above) and applied to the FCC for permission to operate mobile phone service from space.
Scout Space and university labs win contracts for on-orbit servicing project - SpaceNews
WASHINGTON — Scout Space , a startup developing technologies for in-space services, won two U.S. Space Force contracts in support of the debris-cleanup project known as Orbital Prime.
Each contract is worth $250,000. The company announced Aug. 24 its partners for the project are Stanford University's Space Rendezvous Laboratory ( SLAB ) and the Florida Institute of Technology's Orion Lab .
What’s The Difference Between NASA’s Artemis and Apollo Missions?
Fifty years since the last American set foot on the moon, NASA is preparing to return to lunar orbit in the first stage of its long-term Artemis mission .
The massive Space Launch System rocket, with the Orion spacecraft atop, is scheduled to be launched Monday from Kennedy Space Center in Florida, named for Apollo's twin sister in Greek mythology.
Sidus Space Signs MOU with Exo-Space to Support Edge Computing Technology - SpaceRef
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From the spare room to outer space: A DIY project that could transform solar power
Perovskite solar cells can match silicon for efficiency, are cheaper to manufacture and more flexible, but they haven't become commercially viable yet, because they're still too unstable when exposed to heat, light, moisture and oxygen.
That's where Jamie's device comes in. A combination of a microscope and a special laser, it produces pictures and maps of the defects within solar cells and tells scientists where the cells are losing power or efficiency over time and use. It also provides data to indicate why.
1/7 We're headed to the Moon with #Artemis I, and we want you to come with us. Here's everything you need to prep… https://t.co/EDjSmgt753 NASAArtemis (from Washington, D.C.) Fri Aug 26 16:25:39 +0000 2022
🚀@VP to attend Artemis 1 launch Monday at NASA's Kennedy Space Center. https://t.co/xggf2MJUqH HerbieZiskend46 Fri Aug 26 11:23:29 +0000 2022
6 weeks in space. 1.3 million miles round trip. 24,500 mph returning to Earth. Almost 50 years later, NASA is read… https://t.co/sJr0PlUpoe CNN Fri Aug 26 21:52:06 +0000 2022
2016 ➡️ 2022 Follow the journey of the first European Service Module for @NASA_Orion, ESM-1, in pics from concept… https://t.co/49ODg08jpW esa (from Europe) Fri Aug 26 11:11:08 +0000 2022
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