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SpaceX Scrubs Crew-10 Launch: What This Means for Stranded Astronauts

The Crew-10 mission to the ISS has been delayed due to a hydraulic system malfunction on the launchpad. Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams remain on the ISS, awaiting their transfer back to Earth. The Crew-10 team includes international astronauts: NASA’s Anne

13 March 2025

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Asteroid Findings Ignite Hopes for Alien Life: What NASA Discovered Will Blow Your Mind

Nasa’s findings suggest that life’s building blocks are more prevalent in the universe than previously believed. The samples collected from the asteroid Bennu include nucleobases, minerals, and amino acids essential for life. Research indicates that ancient pools of liquid water on Bennu

31 January 2025

Earth·Engineering·Life·Rockets·Space Tourism·Uncategorized

SpaceX’s Next Big Leap? Discover the New Silent Rockets

SpaceX is pioneering near-silent rocket technology to reduce noise pollution and improve urban spaceport viability. Advanced engineering and efficient propulsion systems aim to enhance public acceptance and decrease environmental impact. This technology could transform urban centers into space travel hubs, integrating space

31 January 2025

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From Lucknow Dreams to Cosmic Reality: Meet India’s Next Astronaut

Shubhanshu Shukla, an aspiring astronaut from Lucknow, draws inspiration from the Kargil War and dreams of space exploration. He began his journey at City Montessori School and joined the National Defence Academy in 2003. By 2019, Shukla was promoted to Wing Commander

31 January 2025

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Sunita Williams Shatters Spacewalking Record in Epic 5.5-Hour Adventure

Sunita Williams completed a historic 5.5-hour spacewalk, setting a new record for most spacewalking hours by a woman. Her total spacewalking time now stands at 62 hours and 6 minutes. The mission, initially planned for a shorter duration, extended to nearly ten

31 January 2025

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Dare to Dream: NASA Astronauts Set New Spacewalk Record

Nasa astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore completed a 5.5-hour spacewalk, with Williams achieving her ninth spacewalk and Wilmore his fifth. Williams now has a total of 62 hours and 6 minutes of spacewalk time, ranking her fourth on NASA’s all-time list.

31 January 2025

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Discover Mars’ Mysterious Climate: Did Ancient Warm Periods Nurture Life?

Ancient Mars experienced significant climate fluctuations, alternating between hot and cold temperatures. Research suggests Mars had conditions that might have allowed liquid water, essential for life, despite its distance from the Sun. The role of hydrogen in the Martian atmosphere was crucial,

30 January 2025

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SpaceX Delay Keeps Retired Navy Pilots in Orbit for 10 Months

The mission of the retired Navy captains has unexpectedly extended to 10 months due to a delay from SpaceX. They are experiencing the breathtaking views of space while coping with the emotional challenges of prolonged separation from home. The delay highlights unforeseen

30 January 2025

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Spain Soars into the Future with Cutting-Edge Communications Satellite

The SpainSat NG-I satellite enhances secure communications across Europe and globally. It features advanced anti-jamming and anti-spoofing technologies, ensuring reliability in extreme conditions. It provides military command and control capabilities over more than two-thirds of the globe. 45% of its components are

30 January 2025

Engineering·Rockets·Uncategorized

Rocket Lab’s Game-Changing Neutron Rocket: Revolutionizing Space Travel Forever

Rocket Lab is revolutionizing space exploration with its reusable Neutron rocket, shifting focus from small satellite launches to larger missions. The Neutron rocket features a reusable first stage, cutting costs and increasing launch frequency, enhancing global satellite network deployment. Advanced carbon composite

30 January 2025

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Hyderabad Tech Firms Propel ISRO’s Historic 100th Satellite Launch

Hyderabad’s Ananth Technologies and MTAR Technologies played pivotal roles in ISRO’s launch of its 100th satellite on January 29, 2025. Ananth Technologies developed essential systems including attitude and orbit control electronics and power modules. MTAR Technologies contributed key components such as Vikas

30 January 2025

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Engineering - Page 12

SpaceX Scrubs Crew-10 Launch: What This Means for Stranded Astronauts

Asteroid Findings Ignite Hopes for Alien Life: What NASA Discovered Will Blow Your Mind

SpaceX’s Next Big Leap? Discover the New Silent Rockets

From Lucknow Dreams to Cosmic Reality: Meet India’s Next Astronaut

Sunita Williams Shatters Spacewalking Record in Epic 5.5-Hour Adventure

Dare to Dream: NASA Astronauts Set New Spacewalk Record

Discover Mars’ Mysterious Climate: Did Ancient Warm Periods Nurture Life?

SpaceX Delay Keeps Retired Navy Pilots in Orbit for 10 Months

Spain Soars into the Future with Cutting-Edge Communications Satellite

Rocket Lab’s Game-Changing Neutron Rocket: Revolutionizing Space Travel Forever

Hyderabad Tech Firms Propel ISRO’s Historic 100th Satellite Launch

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