NASA’s Technology Demonstration Missions (TDM) is working on bringing deeper space exploration into reality through technological advancements needed to continue the conquest of space.
The program is hosted by John "Das" Galloway, creator of the Kerbal Space Academy and VECTORS Virtual Field Trips, who is known for his creation of interactive videos and games to transmit science and space know-how to everyone.
'Prarambh': Skyroot Aerospace To Make A Great 'Beginning' For India's Private Space ...
The high-flying Hyderabad-based spaceflight startup is preparing for India's first private rocket launch due between 12 and 16 November.
Indian space technology startup Skyroot Aerospace announced its maiden launch mission on 8 November. Titled Prarambh, meaning "beginning" in Hindi, it will mark India's first private rocket launch.
Cornwall takes on first space industry apprentices on courses - BBC News
Apprenticeships and training courses in space technology have begun in Cornwall for people wanting roles in the sector.
Cornwall Space and Aerospace Technology Training (CSATT) courses include a Higher National Certificate in space technology and a foundation degree.
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The Space Review: Does the Moon mean Mars is next?
The American Artemis program and the Chinese lunar program embody the promise that, after reaching the lunar surface, the next logical step for human spaceflight will be proceeding onward to Mars. The time frame for that to occur is likely several decades, not immediate.
Mars advocates see the future finally arriving, especially after the three abortive efforts mounted earlier. In 1969, a Space Task Group Report led by Vice President Agnew proposed an ambitious program to follow on the Apollo success in July 1969.
Spaceport launch will inspire children of Cornwall, team says - BBC News
The launch of satellites from Spaceport Cornwall will inspire children to work in the sector, those behind the project have said.
The Head of Spaceport Cornwall said her team was driven by "what we can achieve for Cornwall and children of Cornwall".
Arizona Appeals Court Deflates Subsidies for Space Balloons
Government subsidies for sports stadiums are unfortunately common in many states. The practice continues even though it fundamentally involves giving taxpayer money to uberwealthy developers and franchise owners.
World View Enterprises , a private space technology company based in Tucson, hopes to allow everyday citizens to experience what billionaires like Bezos, Branson, and Musk have achieved: a trip to space.
Zimbabwe's first satellite launches into space: report-Xinhua
HARARE, Nov. 8 (Xinhua) -- Zimbabwe's first satellite, ZimSat-1, was successfully launched into space on Monday, state-run Herald newspaper reported on Tuesday.
ZimSat-1, a nanosatellite, was launched to the International Space Station (ISS) from the United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration's (NASA) Launch Facility in Virginia on board the Cygnus NG-18, an uncrewed spacecraft that provides commercial cargo resupply services to the ISS.
Varadis: The Cork start-up shifting from space-tech to medtech
Varadis CEO Brad Wrigley and co-founder Dr Russell Duane discuss the company’s radiation detection sensors, its involvement with the Artemis missions and the planned expansion into new markets.
While working with NASA to support upcoming moon missions, Varadis is also looking to launch its products into the medical market.
DARPA's robot could start servicing satellites in 2025 - SpaceNews
WASHINGTON — A robotic arm developed by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has completed key tests and is on track to be integrated with a Northrop Grumman spacecraft next year and launch to geosynchronous Earth orbit in 2024, the agency said Nov. 8.
"The program anticipates on-orbit satellite servicing activities will begin in 2025," DARPA said in a news release.
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