SpaceX’s commercial crew goals are moving in a positive direction. The company plans to conduct its Crew Dragon’s uncrewed demo flight test and then in-flight abort test before the crew flight test that will be conducted in the second half of the year. SpaceX is still reviewing the specific target dates for its 3 main […]
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Orbital Rocket will be funded by U.S. military Investment
In order to break into the military spacecraft market, Jeff Bezos led giant has submitted a huge proposal previous year to help and support for the upliftment of more advanced orbital rocket launchers. This proposal as per the sources is more valuable than that of orbital ATK, SpaceX, as well as United Launch Alliance. These […]
Vladimir Putin Refines His Satellite Killer
The defence military of Vladimir Putin released footage showing off the “satellite killer” – a kind of weapon created to destroy enemy spies in cosmos. The video highlights the rocket being loaded into a silo from the back of a gigantic loader truck. It then erupts in a fireball along with a striking flash as […]
Discovery Of Aliens On Planet Mars
The conditions that are essential for life to survive have developed gradually as days goes by. Understanding how aliens can exist in an abnormal environment is being pushed by scientists as they try to determine the possibility of their survival in unusual habitats. Apart from the earth, life could exist on other planets. However, this […]
Looking for Space-Related Jobs? New Opportunities for Leading Space Companies Wait!
The leading companies such as SpaceX, OneWeb, Blue Origin and Moon Express in Central Florida are looking for a new member to land any space-related jobs and be with the team. This is your chance to literally reach for the stars and the moon up there. They are offering high-paid tech jobs and mainstream jobs, […]
Elon Musk Expands His SpaceX Kingdom – A Glimpse to Rocket Company’s Growth
Elon Musk, the founder of the rocket company, had founded SpaceX in the year 2002 and operated with a few staff in the empty office found in Los Angeles. The company had its innovative solutions to the world and created several rockets to help in the space exploration and missions. There is no surprise why […]
What caused the failure of U.S. government’s secret mission Zuma?
Earlier this year, on 7 January, SpaceX propelled a secretive U.S government payload called Zuma aboard SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket Cape Canaveral, Florida to orbit. What was the special, secretly launched payload is still unknown, but the only known fact is that the payload was made by the Northrop Grumman and they refused to divulge […]
SpaceX joined by Boeing to test space parachutes
As NASA is preparing to send astronauts to space in private space taxis, the two leading US-based spacecraft manufacturers are already running multiple tests on space parachutes for the crucial re-entry phase. Since the end of the space shuttle program in 2011, NASA’s astronauts have been using Russian Soyuz spacecraft launched from Kazakhstan to reach […]
India’s space organization ISRO set to launch navigation satellite on 12 April
A few days ago, the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) lost contact with its newly launched communications satellite-GSAT-6A while on the way to third and final orbit raising. The satellite was intended to complement its previously launched GSAT-6 satellite to better the communication system in the country. The organization’s Master Control Facility (MCF) situated at […]
“It’s Business Time” for Rocket Lab
An American aerospace manufacturer, Rocket Lab aims to launch its first commercial Electron rocket carrying satellites for at least two companies. The company will launch its small rocket just three months after completing its second test from its privately-owned launch site. Electron made its first flight in May 2017, four years after its development. The […]