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“Mysterious streaks of light were seen in the sky in the Sacramento area Friday night,” reports the Associated Press.
The lights lasted about 40 seconds, remembered one witness who filmed the lights while enjoying a local brewery. The brewery then as…
With all the space junk cluttering our orbits, Popular Science writes, “Lowering costs while also shortening satellite lifespans is important if space exploration and utilization is to remain safe and viable.
“As luck would have it, a group of studen…
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A recent paper on ArXiv reports new spectroscopic analyses of the surfaces of 42 asteroids. The main result for space enthusiasts is that there is not one “M” class asteroid (metal-rich) surface in the coll…
Are you a space enthusiast who dreams of taking a trip to travel outside Earth? Well, in about seven years from now, you could be able to do that! Space tourism, which was viewed as something straight out of a science fiction movie, is now becoming a real. We are currently in a new era …
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“And as weird as that sounds, you know, from an industry guy, I absolutely need regulation and enforcement,” said Tory Bruno, CEO of rocket maker ULA. “Because one bad actor can ruin that entire common environment for all of us.”
UK. On March 17, Rolls-Royce announces that it has secured funding from UK Space Agency, as it backs research by Rolls-Royce into how nuclear power could be used to support a future Moon base for astronauts. Scientists and engineers at Rolls-Royce are working on the Micro-Reactor programme to develop technology that will provide power needed …
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sciencehabit shares a report from Science Magazine: Choked by a smog of sulfuric acid and scorched by temperatures hot enough to melt lead, the surface of Venus is sure to be lifeless. For decades, researchers also thought the planet itself was dead, c…
Since 1964 India-France have a long-standing partnership for peaceful uses of outer space The partnership has led to the realization of world-class joint projects whose scientific outputs have benefitted the entire scientific community. Both sides to work towards further strengthening the India-France space relations Bangalore, March 16. India and France view each other as important …
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Space junk orbiting around the Globe is a serious threat which requires attention from all-over Close to 14,000 “trackable” fragmented space debris are orbiting Earth right now Bangalore, March 16. Space junk orbiting around the Globe is a serious threat which requires attention from all-over. The rising population of space debris increases the potential danger …
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Chandrayaan-3 integrated module dynamic tests successful Bangalore, March 16. The Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) said Chandrayaan-3, has successfully completed its integrated module dynamic tests,thus indicating its rapid progress towards getting its third lunar spacecraft mission-ready. In yet another milestone, Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft successfully completed the essential tests that validated its capability to withstand the harsh …
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