The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) is making arrangements to expand human space abuse into profound space in collaboration with NASA. JAXA space traveler Takuya Onishi shared JAXA’s present reasoning in a progression of appearances in Washington D.C a week ago, including the Human to Mars (H2M) meeting. JAXA is one of the accomplices in […]
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UD researcher trying to find the magnetic effect in turbulent space
In a recent study, it is revealed that magnetic explosion takes place in a great portion of the Earth’s magnetic field. Scientists including a professor of the University of Delaware want to know how this activity creates an impact within the region in space closer to the Earth where the majority of the human-made satellites […]
Orbital ATK launching cargo ship for NASA
A Cygnus supply ship is about to launch on Monday (May 21) with the help of an orbital ATK Antares rocket. The primary objective of this launching is to send up more than 3 tons of NASA cargo to the International Space Station, and NASA will be broadcasting the whole activity live. The rocket is […]
NASA’s space mission to Pluto
In the year 2006, a probe was grown off a rocket from the Cape Canaveral. The probe was named New Horizons. It was carried from a missile which was 224 foot tall. The probe weighed thousand pounds but was tiny. The destination of this spacecraft was Pluto. The mission included the spaceship in traveling a […]
Space tourism becoming more technology savvy
It is a dream for any tourist to view the Earth from above. Initially, you will be able to witness the curvature of the Earth, and then you will be able to experience the thin atmosphere that makes all the human beings alive on the Earth. When tourists cross the daylight side of the Earth, […]
International Space Station: Astronauts replace cooling pumps during the spacewalk
Two astronauts went outside the International Space Station on Wednesday to realign two spare solar array ammonia coolant pump assemblies. They removed a failed unit which is called as the “Leaky” into the storage permanently. In its place, they have attached a permanent one which is called as the “Frosty” for the working of the […]
Ohio’s maiden satellite set for launch soon
The state of Ohio will achieve a major milestone when their shoebox-sized satellite CubeRRT launched into the orbit. The main goal of this satellite is to test new technologies for helping the scientists as well as technicians. The scheduled date for launching of this satellite is 20th May & it is believed to play an […]
Video: Small satellites Wall-E and Eve take pictures of Earth and Moon
A small satellite while going to Mars took some photos of the Earth and the moon. The Mars Cube one satellite which is named as MarCo was launched for its journey to the Mars along with the InSight Lander of NASA on May 5. This satellite took a picture of Earth and the moon on […]
First test passed by the biggest parachute ever created for Mars
The largest-ever parachute ExoMars that is scheduled to land on the surface of Mars in 2021 has passed its starting test. The weight of this parachute is 90 kilograms while its ring slot is 35 meters across. Additionally, it has 5 kilometers of cords. The European Space Agency handles all the operations related to this […]
Watch live: ISS Astronauts take a spacewalk
Two astronauts who are aboard the International Space Station will walk in space today (May 16) outside the ISS. It is possible to watch the 6.5-hour spacewalk or what is known as the extravehicular activity online as well. The flight engineers of expedition 55 Drew Feustel, as well as Ricky Arnold, will come out of […]