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NASA ready for the Astronaut Launch of SpaceX’s Crew-1
The first operational flight of the Crew Dragon astronaut taxi is ready by SpaceX to the International Space Station on November 14, 2020. This will be called Crew-1 and is the second Crew Dragon mission to carry astronauts, which is following the successful Crew Dragon Demo-2 test flight done in 2019. The astronauts of NASA […]
The Making of the Gateway Moon Space Station
The moon orbiting outer space station of NASA just got a new improvement from a highly capable partner. A memorandum of understanding (MOU) was signed with the European Space Agency or the ESA on October 27, 2020. A collaboration was formalized on the Gateway, which is a planned structured outpost in the lunar orbit. NASA […]
Soyuz Crew left Space Station ahead of ISS 20-year Milestone
The Russian Soyuz MS-16 spacecraft left the ISS (International Space Station) and landed in Dzhezkagan, a town in the Kazakh Steppes at 8.45 am Kazakh time on Oct 22, 2020. The landing was supported by a retro-rocket and a parachute. The spacecraft covered 3136 orbits of the Earth measuring nearly 83 million miles. The return […]
SpaceX dispatches another Group of Starlink Satellites
Following fourteen days of deferrals, SpaceX introduced its thirteenth social gathering of Starlink satellites to the Earth circle in October 2020. There was a beginning at present 775 Starlink satellites inside the circle. The sixty satellites send for the current week are equipped with a well-known VisorSat with a genuine goal to decrease their grandness […]
Nokia wants to put 4G Network on Moon
On the off chance that you really wind up visiting the moon, by then you may have the alternative to tweeting photos starting there and you should offer thanks toward Nokia (networks division) for it. Nokia is set to introduce a 4G cell trade network on the Moon. The association has demonstrated excitement for carrying […]
Two Big Objects of Space Junk safely Past each other in Near-Miss
On 15th of October, Thursday evening, two large pieces of orbital debris and a defunct Soviet navigation satellite and a Chinese rocket body spent whizzed safely in the past each other high over the South Atlantic Ocean. The two defunct satellites, the infrared Astronomical Satellite, is the one, and the other is Gravity Gradient Stabilization […]
SpaceX’s Next Space explorer Dispatch for NASA deferred until November
From left to right, NASA space travelers Shannon Walker, Victor Glover, and Michael Hopkins and Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency space explorer Soichi Noguchi. The four will dispatch to the International Space Station on SpaceX’s Crew-1 mission. The forthcoming Crew-1 mission, which will send four space travelers to the International Space Station, had been booked to […]
SpaceX wins Pentagon award for Missile Tracking Satellites
SpaceX (Space Exploration Technologies Corporation), owned by Elon Musk has grabbed the Pentagon contract to manufacture missile-tracking satellites. As per this $149 million contract, SpaceX is slated to manufacture four satellites for tracking missiles. SpaceX’s Starlink Assembly plant in Redmond, Washington will be the development site. According to SDA (U.S. Space Development Agency), this is […]
SpaceX new mission on Reuse of Rocket Technology
Used rockets can now be used for launching national-security satellites. The contract between the U.S. Space Force and Elon Musk’s SpaceX was modified to use Falcon 9 boosters for a couple of GPS satellite launches scheduled soon. The GPS III-SV05 and GPS III-SV06 satellites can now ride on the Falcon 9s that have already flow […]