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Stranded in Space: Sunita Williams’ Unexpected Journey and the Emotional Toll of Isolation

Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore are unexpectedly marooned in space due to a technical glitch in Boeing’s Starliner since June. The duo’s anticipated rescue by SpaceX’s Crew 10 was postponed due to insurmountable technical challenges, extending their stay in orbit. The mental

13 March 2025

Cosmic Mysteries·News·Stars·Telescopes

Unlocking the Mystery of the Universe: The Enigmatic Dance of Axions

Axions are theoretical particles hypothesized to account for dark matter in the Milky Way. These particles are elusive, with long lifespans, making them difficult to detect. The potential for axions to decay offers a way to observe their presence indirectly. Advanced technology

28 February 2025

Galaxies·News·Planets·Stars

Embark on an Epic Galactic Adventure with “Starship Traveller” — A Revival of Classic Sci-Fi Exploration

Starship Traveller is a newly reimagined sci-fi gamebook where players become starship captains lost in space. The game is enhanced by Tin Man Games’ Gamebook Adventures Engine and is available on Steam, Android, and iOS. Players navigate through alien galaxies, making strategic

28 February 2025

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Is Rocket Lab the New SpaceX? Discover the Latest Trends and Innovations

Rocket Lab is leading the small satellite launch industry with a significant milestone—launching five satellites for Kinéis. The company’s innovative technology enables the launch of smaller, efficient satellites, crucial for upcoming IoT-driven market growth. Rocket Lab focuses on dedicated launches with the

28 February 2025

Cosmic Mysteries·Galaxies·News·Planets·Stars·Telescopes

The Universe’s Secret Recipe: Ancient Galaxies Reveal the Ingredients for Star Formation

The James Webb Space Telescope unravels star formation in ancient galaxies, showcasing the universe’s dynamic history. Gas and dust clouds, once hidden, reveal the birth of stars from a mix of elements such as hydrogen, helium, and stardust. The telescope’s advanced technology

28 February 2025

News·Space Tourism·Stars

Katy Perry’s Cosmic Journey: All-Female Crew Set to Make Space History

Blue Origin’s New Shepard rocket will launch the NS-31 mission in spring 2025, featuring an all-female crew for a groundbreaking space journey. The mission includes notable figures such as pop star Katy Perry, CBS anchor Gayle King, and civil rights advocate Amanda

28 February 2025

News·Space Tourism·Stars

Rocket Lab’s Radical Revolution! How They’re Transforming Space Tech

Rocket Lab introduces ‘Photon,’ a satellite platform aimed at simplifying and accelerating satellite deployment into low-Earth orbit (LEO), reducing costs and increasing accessibility. The Photon platform provides a customizable and fully integrated satellite solution, breaking down traditional barriers in satellite deployment. Focus

28 February 2025

Exoplanets·News·Planets·Stars·Telescopes

University of Michigan Sets Sights on Stargazing Breakthrough with Satellite Mission

The University of Michigan’s Department of Astronomy is launching its first satellite mission, STARI, funded by a $10 million NASA grant. STARI, scheduled for 2029, will use two CubeSats to advance interferometry techniques in space research. While the CubeSats won’t perform interferometry

28 February 2025

News·Starlink Satellites·Stars

SpaceX’s Starship Set to Touch the Stars Once More with Ambitious Test Flight

SpaceX’s Starship readies for a launch from Texas, with FAA approval in place, drawing global attention. The mission includes deploying simulators emulating next-gen Starlink satellites. The upper stage aims to return to the launch point for a precise landing, showcasing engineering innovation.

28 February 2025

News·Stars

How SpaceX’s Legal Triumphs Could Propel Its Galactic Dreams

SpaceX’s legal victories clear significant obstacles for its space exploration ambitions. The Department of Justice withdrew its lawsuit against SpaceX, initially concerning alleged discrimination against non-citizens. With legal issues resolved, SpaceX can concentrate on crucial projects like Starship and commercial satellites. These

28 February 2025

News·Stars

Rocket Lab Soars with Record Growth Yet Faces Market turbulence

Rocket Lab reported significant growth, with fourth-quarter revenues soaring to $132.39 million, a 121% increase from the previous year. The company’s annual revenue hit a record $436.2 million, driven by 16 successful Electron launches—a 60% increase over the prior year. CEO Peter

28 February 2025

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News - Page 47

Stranded in Space: Sunita Williams’ Unexpected Journey and the Emotional Toll of Isolation

Unlocking the Mystery of the Universe: The Enigmatic Dance of Axions

Embark on an Epic Galactic Adventure with “Starship Traveller” — A Revival of Classic Sci-Fi Exploration

Is Rocket Lab the New SpaceX? Discover the Latest Trends and Innovations

The Universe’s Secret Recipe: Ancient Galaxies Reveal the Ingredients for Star Formation

Katy Perry’s Cosmic Journey: All-Female Crew Set to Make Space History

Rocket Lab’s Radical Revolution! How They’re Transforming Space Tech

University of Michigan Sets Sights on Stargazing Breakthrough with Satellite Mission

SpaceX’s Starship Set to Touch the Stars Once More with Ambitious Test Flight

How SpaceX’s Legal Triumphs Could Propel Its Galactic Dreams

Rocket Lab Soars with Record Growth Yet Faces Market turbulence

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