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Here’s How NASA Cooling Systems Will Keep Parker Solar Probe From Melting In The Sun
By Marksman on August 10, 2018
NASA’s Parker Solar Probe will set on its journey in 10 days. The probe is designed for the sun and will skim the atmosphere of...
Watch The Video Of Two Meteorites Crashing Into The Moon
By Marksman on August 10, 2018
The European Space Energy recently released footage of two meteorites making contact with the moon’s surface. The video is showing two distinct flashes as the meteors crashed...
NASA Announced The Crew for the First Flights of SpaceX and Boeing’s Passenger Spacecraft
By Marksman on August 6, 2018
Today, NASA announced the crew assignments for the first major flights of SpaceX and Boeing’s Commercial Crew spacecraft — the vehicles that the companies are designed to...
Air Force Didn’t Reveal Anything After Huge Meteor Hits Near US Military Base
By Marksman on August 6, 2018
A meteor hit the earth and blasted with 2.1 kilotonnes of force last month, but the US Air Force has made no remark of the...
Rocket Make Sky Ripples When It Passes Through Ice Crystals in a Cirrus Cloud
By Marksman on July 22, 2018
In this insanely rare and unusual amateur footage, a NASA rocket is seen going supersonic just as it is passing through ice crystals in a...
Let’s Put Pillars of Creation Into Perspective
By Marksman on July 4, 2018
Pillars of Creation is one of the most famous photographs ever taken by the Hubble Space Telescope. In this improved version by Reddit user TopalthePilot we get an affection...
That Interstellar Object From Another Solar System Wasn’t An Asteroid After All
By Marksman on July 1, 2018
Scientists spotted a strange object flying through the solar system last year. It looked skinny, like a cigar, and may have been a quarter-mile in length. They...
Check Out The Awesome Science Behind NASA’s New Airless Tire
By Marksman on June 27, 2018
NASA is trying to reinvent the wheel, in literal and figurative manner. While the probes and satellites of NASA are busy discovering new corners of...
Blue Origin Will Start Selling Suborbital Tickets Next year
By Marksman on June 27, 2018
During the Amazon Web Services Public Summit in Washington last Tuesday, Blue Origin’s Senior Vice President Rob Meyerson said that the company plans to sell...
Check Out The Great Outdoors
By Marksman on June 19, 2018
NASA astronaut Robert Curbeam works on the International Space Station’s S1 truss during the space shuttle Discovery’s STS-116 mission in Dec. 2006. European Space Agency...