The seven Expedition 68 crew members split their day between spacesuits and space science. A spacewalk to upgrade the International Space Station 's power system is planned soon as advanced microgravity research is ongoing aboard the orbital lab.
Astronauts Nicole Mann of NASA and Koichi Wakata of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) partnered together inside the Quest airlock readying a pair of Extravehicular Mobility Units (EMUs), or spacesuits, for an upcoming spacewalk.
NASA starts designing futuristic space telescope to hunt for alien Earths | Space
NASA's latest flagship telescope is still in its first year of science, but the agency isn't only hard at work building its successor — it's starting to plan that next mission's successor as well.
In November 2021, a decadal document produced by the U.S. National Academies of Sciences directed NASA's astrophysics division to concentrate its efforts on the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope , currently targeting launch in the mid-2020s.
NASA Funds 14 Futuristic Space Exploration Concepts, Including a Titan Seaplane - ExtremeTech
Not long ago, an enormous telescope hovering beyond the moon and peering back to the dawn of the universe would have been science fiction, but the James Webb Space Telescope is out there today doing very real science.
The 14 newly designated Phase 1 projects envision technologies that don’t currently exist but are reasonably plausible — no far-future concepts like warp drives or artificial gravity.
Rookie Parenting Release A Selection Of Science Fair Ideas For 10th-Grade Students
They have now released a selection of science fair ideas for 10th-grade students that include project ideas for topics such as Physical Science, Earth and Space Science, Chemistry, Biology, Engineering, and other STEM subjects.
The STEM-orientated activities can be completed with or without supervision and show kids the fun side of science while still teaching them the core techniques and skills in a simple and interactive way.
Are "space races" best for progress? | Questions | Naked Scientists
Peter says, "we've heard that the US is locked in a space race with China and the country needs to watch out that its rival doesn't dominate Lunar resources, or so says NASA's top official. So why is space science so often a point of competition, he says, rather than collaboration?"
Wrong for US, Japan to launch space race targeted at China - Opinion - Chinadaily.com.cn
At their meeting on Friday, US President Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida are expected to intensify joint US-Japan operations in outer space, including helping Japanese astronauts to land the moon.
On becoming president, Biden revived the US' manned-moon program to put its astronauts back on Earth's satellite. The move is clearly aimed at China, because it has decided to send Chinese astronauts to the moon within a decade.
100mn+ millimetre-sized space debris a serious threat to astronauts, says NASA Chief Scientist - ...
NASA Chief Scientist Dr Liou fears that an object as small as 0.4 mm could penetrate some parts of the spacesuit of a spacewalking astronaut and cause serious damage to space missions. Photograph:(Others)
The major man-made events that caused significant fragmentation of space debris were a Chinese Anti-Satellite missile test in 2007, an accidental collision between a Cosmos and an Iridium satellite in 2009 and the Russian Anti-Satellite Missile test in 2021
Is the End of Science Near? | Evolution News
Over the past few decades, the number of science and technology research papers published has soared, rising at a rate of nearly 10% each year. In the biomedical field alone, there are more than a million papers pouring into the PubMed database each year, or around two studies per minute…
The Most Anticipated Space Missions Set to Blast Off in 2023 - CNET
It makes sense to start with the biggest rocket on deck to blast off this year, SpaceX's massive Starship. Elon Musk's magnum opus vehicle designed to take astronauts to the moon and Mars has seen a few prototypes fly, but not beyond the stratosphere.
We can expect a series of more test flights leading up to Starship's participation in the Artemis program later in the decade as a transport for both humans and cargo to cislunar orbit and the surface of the moon. From there, Musk and millions more hope that it's on to Mars.
The Exp 68 crew split its day between preparing for an upcoming spacewalk and servicing a variety of space research… https://t.co/OtiIQCFHH7 Space_Station (from Low Earth Orbit) Thu Jan 12 23:21:07 +0000 2023
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