Starlink (SpaceX) Satellites Do Fancy Dance Moves to Stay Safe, But There’s a Worrying Problem! SpaceX’s Starlink satellites have been doing impressive maneuvers to avoid bumping into other spacecraft and space junk. In just six months, from December 2022 to May 2023, they had to swerve over 25,000 times! That’s twice as many moves compared […]
Recognizing the significant carbon dioxide emissions generated by the construction industry on a global scale, a group of researchers and scientists from ETH Zurich has been developing innovative construction methods to address this concern. As a result of their efforts, they have introduced the HiLo, a structure that incorporates minimal concrete usage while showcasing remarkable
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While the Ocean Cleanup is primarily recognized for its use of large garbage collectors in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, it has also taken measures to hinder the entry of plastic waste into the oceans. Their most recent vessel, the Interceptor, is designed to obstruct approximately 1,000 tons of plastic from entering the Java Sea
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Unless you have been extremely busy, you must have heard of SpaceX’s Starship fully assembled test flight. Despite the fact that the test did not go as planned, there are good lessons to take from it. It is important to notice that such an event is still a landmark for humanity, regarding its goal of
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Russia stated Wednesday that it will send an empty spacecraft to the International Space Station (ISS) coming month to bring home 3 astronauts whose planned return vehicle was damaged by a strike from a small meteoroid. The Russian space company, Roscosmos, made the announcement after examining the flight-worthiness of the Soyuz MS-22 staff capsule docked
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For the first time in two decades, a Russian cosmonaut rocketed from the united state on Wednesday, launching to the International Space Station together with NASA and Japanese astronauts despite tensions over the war in Ukraine. Their SpaceX flight was delayed by Hurricane Ian, that ripped across the state recently. ” I hope with this
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This majestic image is the winner of the Royal Observatory Greenwich’s Astronomy Photographer of the Year contest. First place went to an image so remarkable it almost doesn’t look real. Austrian photographer Gerald Rhemann captured the image of Comet Leonard and its radiant tail on Christmas Day, 2021, from Namibia, an article from Live Science reveals. Rhemann’s
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NASA is preparing for its next Moon landing, and it is ordering new spacesuits for the journey. It has granted Axiom Space a $228.5 million contract to make a “moonwalking system” for the agency’s return to the lunar surface. Axiom was among two firms in the running to make spacesuits for NASA’s Artemis program, which
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NASA has “holoported” somebody to the International Space Station for the first time, demonstrating a new method for astronauts and people on Earth to interact with one another. Holoportation 101 Holoportation is the creation of Microsoft research. While the name is one portmanteau of “hologram” and “teleportation,” that does not quite explain the technology– it
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After several setbacks, NASA is slowly scheduling its Artemis I mission’s launch dates of September 23rd or 27th. Several things will need to go right for both dates to be possible, such as repairs to the rocket’s fueling system, a sign-off from the Space Force, and managing to stay clear of an array of space scheduling conflicts. Artemis I
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