International Space Station to expand with inflatable spacecraft
Traci Watson, USA TODAY Blow-up rafts are just the thing for lounging at the pool, blow-up beds for a houseful of guests. But a blow-up spacecraft? It may sound more “Jetsons” than “Right Stuff,” but NASA is about to put the idea to the test. The space agency is...
Today’s Deep Space Extra for Wednesday, March 30, 2016
In Today’s Deep Space Extra… NASA outlines latest strides to upgrade ground systems for future Space Launch System, Orion missions of human deep space exploration. Human Deep Space Exploration NASA trumpets milestone in potential Mars travel: System reviews...
The Saturn Propulsion System
NASA’s Space Launch System is built on a legacy of American rocket prowess, notably the previous record holder for the most powerful rocket ever built – Saturn. The Saturn I rocket was the United States’ first dedicated heavy-lift space launcher, and...
Today’s Deep Space Extra for Tuesday, March 29, 2016
In Today’s Deep Space Extra… Men and women will settle Mars as part of an international effort to ensure humanity’s long term survival, predicts theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking. Human Deep Space Exploration British scientist Hawking says Mars will be...
Welcome Home, Scott Kelly. Now Let’s Go to Mars.
by Dr. John Holdren and Charles Bolden On Tuesday, March 1, 2016, Commander Scott Kelly returned home from the International Space Station after twelve months working off the Earth, for the Earth. His year in space will pay scientific and medical dividends for years...
Today’s Deep Space Extra for Monday, March 28, 2016
In Today’s Deep Space Extra… Orion may look like Apollo. But the new NASA spacecraft is designed to send explorers further and to more deep space destinations than its successful predecessor. Human Deep Space Exploration Looks aside, NASA’s Orion is “light...
STS-45 launched to space 24 years ago today
On this day in 1992, the Shuttle Atlantis launched to space for STS-45. The 46th space shuttle mission and the 11th mission for Atlantis, STS-45 carried a payload of scientific experiments on the Atmospheric Laboratory for Applications and Science (ATLAS-1) platform....
Today’s Deep Space Extra for Thursday, March 24, 2016
In Today’s Deep Space Extra… Now, is no time to reset a visionary U.S. civil space policy with its focus on the human exploration of Mars. Human Deep Space Exploration NASA’s Human Spaceflight Program can’t afford another reset from the next...
NASA explores equipment to keep astronauts fit
NASA is talking up some of the equipment that it has invented for astronauts to use to keep fit while they are on a long duration space missions. To avoid losing muscle and bone mass, astronauts must work out for two hours each day. During the week ISS astronauts have...Space Talk
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Close encounters with galactic information Communication theory of light Robert A. Ireland Contemporary Photography #雲 #NASA #Photography Moving images in the stream of charged particles. Earth travels more
A sunrise on Earth, simulated in Celestia. The addition of separate Rayleigh and Mie scale heights has vastly improved Celestia's atmospheric scatterer.
#space #astronomy #planetarium #opensource #simulator #OpenGL #computergraphics #rendering #CelestiaProject
🚀 Good Morning! A new sunrise, a warm drink, and another chance to begin. ☕✨
“That’s one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind.” — Neil Armstrong
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👇 What is your next small step?
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🚀 From Aryabhata to Chandrayaan-3, Aditya-L1, SpaDeX & NISAR — India’s space journey is rewriting what’s possible.
You can debate politics, but you can’t ignore progress.
India’s space story is a story of ambition, science & self-reliance. 🇮🇳
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