China deployed a mini satellite into low-earth orbit from its Tiangong ("Heavenly Palace") space station, which was completed in October this year.
The Chinese Communist Party-run publication says the satellite is designed to help students in Macao learn about Erth imaging, radio communication and other spaceflight activities, quoting the China Manned Space Agency.
Congress adds $1.7 billion for U.S. Space Force in 2023 spending bill - SpaceNews
WASHINGTON — Congress in a massive $1.7 trillion government funding bill on Dec. 23 approved $797.7 billion for the Defense Department, or $69.3 billion more than DoD got in 2022.
The consolidated funding bill funds the U.S. government for the remainder of the fiscal year that ends Sept. 30.
Learn more about North Dakotans who were integral to the space race - InForum | Fargo, Moorhead ...
FARGO — The space race officially began in 1957 when the U.S. and the former Soviet Union both made statements announcing they planned to launch artificial satellites. It was a shock to most Americans when Russia moved ahead of the United States on Oct.
Mary Sherman Morgan , who was born and raised on a farm near Ray in Williams County, had formulated a fuel, Hydyne, in 1956 that could launch a rocket carrying a satellite into space. However, it had not been tested sufficiently enough to use in an actual orbital launch. On Jan.
Reflecting On The X-37B's Latest Record-Breaking Mission - The Aviationist
The X-37B Orbital Test Vehicle successfully deorbited and landed at NASA's Kennedy Space Center Shuttle Landing Facility on Nov. 12, 2022, at 05:22 AM LT.
The mission, called OTV-6, is the sixth mission overall for the unmanned, reusable spaceplane and the third for the first X-37B.
The reusable spaceplane has now flown over 1.3 billion miles and spent a total of 3,774 days in space, conducting experiments for government and industry partners with the ability to return them to Earth for evaluation.
UNOOSA and UK Strengthen Cooperation on Space Sustainability
Ibadan, 23 December 2022. – The United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) and the Government of the United Kingdom are strengthening their partnership with a new project to bolster space sustainability.
The project, which started in 2021, is now in its third phase. As a result, UNOOSA will create an open-access e-learning tool to help facilitate and improve understanding of the Guidelines and their implementation, with funding from the United Kingdom.
TWTW Weekly Wrap Up 18 24 December - BW Businessworld
Santa tracked by Philly tech firms with NORAD data
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With the world population topping eight billion for the first time, "Santa is flying faster than ever; we estimate he's traveling over Mach 7 this year" — seven times the speed of sound, more than a mile per second — "to hit all those datapoints around the world in one night," says Adam Gorski, ...
The possible future of Space and what should Space educators do
The increasing popularity of space is evident in the media and the public's fascination with all things related to space.
The number of books, movies, and television shows nationally and internationally has increased while the Space Technology & Exploration missions of NASA and ISRO have also increased in recent years.
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