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Mini satellite will use Moon as a shield to listen to whispers from 13.5 billion years ago - and solve a cosmological mystery
6+ day, 10+ hour ago (803+ words) It is roughly the size of a small carry-on suitcase - and it will travel to the dark side of the Moon where it will listen to ‘whispers’ from 13.5 billion years ago to answer one of the biggest questions in cosmology....
SpaceX to build $100B Starbase in Louisiana
21+ hour, 3+ min ago (555+ words) WASHINGTON, D.C. ─ SpaceX unveiled plans on Tuesday to build its largest rocket launch complex yet in southern Louisiana, a $100 billion effort to transform coastal wetlands into a critical base for the company's Starship and AI satellite launch ambitions. The 125,000-acre (50,585-hectare)…...
Rocket Stages Slamming into the Moon: An Uncontroll…
15+ hour, 13+ min ago (534+ words) Rocket Stages Slamming into the Moon: An Uncontrolled Debate StartupHub.ai Rocket Stages Slamming into the Moon: An Uncontrolled Debate Neil deGrasse Tyson explains why rockets have stages, the science behind lunar impacts, and the growing problem of space debris....
Lunar Eclipse Blood Moon: Stargazers Prepare For Rare Deep Partial Lunar Eclipse As Nearly Ninety-Six Percent Of Full Moon Plunges Into Earth’s Shadow; Why Is It Called a Blood Moon?
12+ hour, 51+ min ago (427+ words) Astronomers and space science agencies report that the upcoming celestial alignment will offer one of the most visually stunning lunar spectacles before the close of the decade. Scheduled to unfold on the evening of August 27 and stretching into the early…...
NASA has awarded Helicity Space an early-stage grant to test the feasibility of the Helicity Drive, a proposed fusion-propulsion system whose developers say could carry a crew to Mars and back in under four months. That entire theoretical round trip would be shorter than the roughly nine months a conventional chemical-powered mission may spend travelling in one direction—but the engine remains an unproven concept, not a flight-ready NASA system.
11+ hour, 5+ min ago (807+ words) NASA funded a Phase I feasibility study of Helicity Space's pulsed fusion concept, not a flight engine or approved four-month crewed Mars mission....
A '20s farm boy couldn't afford a telescope, so he built one. Later, he discovered a planet.
13+ hour, 18+ min ago (550+ words) He even got to “visit” it in the late ’90s. Clyde Tombaugh’s passion for astronomy began in 1918, when he was only 12 years old, sparked by an uncle who had given him his first small telescope and a few astronomy textbooks. However,…...
Viper keeps an eye on outer space
13+ hour, 10+ min ago (513+ words) It seems you are using an outdated web browser not supported by this website which may effect your viewing experience. Please use Edge or any other modern web browser. The Australian Defence Force has partnered with the University of New…...
NASA just used satellites and debris to navigate without GPS
13+ hour, 42+ min ago (571+ words) NASA's Starling mission has reached another milestone in autonomous spaceflight by demonstrating a system that can determine a satellite's orbital position using other objects in space as reference points rather than depending on an external navigation network. Navigating Space Without…...
2degrees Opens Satellite Ground Station for Direct-to-Device Connectivity
14+ hour, 58+ min ago (239+ words) 2degrees has reached a series of major milestones in its rollout of direct-to-device satellite connectivity, officially opening its 2degrees Marton satellite ground station, successfully making voice calls and using data from standard smartphones. The site was officially opened today by the Hon…...
Inside the Cambridge lab propelling turbomachinery into the future
23+ hour, 10+ min ago (675+ words) Jet engines operate at temperatures that would usually melt the materials they are made of. Given such pressures, it’s not hard to understand why, traditionally, it has taken years to develop new aerospace and energy technology to a point where…...
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