#space-exploration

#space-exploration

President Trump has made it clear he does not plan to engage with Elon Musk, emphasizing that there will be no discussions between them amid their ongoing feud.

Helium-3 is an element that nuclear fusion researchers believe is a potential fuel for the creation of unlimited energy that would power the rest of this century and beyond.

"Future advances in reusable rockets and spaceplanes may pave the way for factories that make products feasible only in microgravity and larger-scale facilities for constructing spacecraft that could never launch from Earth."

The wristwatch worn by astronaut Scott Carpenter during his 1962 flight, long thought lost, remained with the Breitling family, highlighting its significance in space history.

Elizabeth II opened the Olympics in London and also in Montreal, Canada, demonstrating her longstanding association with the global sporting event.

The PolarisGo Chair revitalizes the iconic design by utilizing injected magnesium technology to create a unique futuristic chair inspired by the 2024 Polaris Dawn mission.

Our team encountered the issue before fueling and liftoff, which is exactly what ground testing is meant to do. The good news is our team and rocket are both fine.

“You're literally touching another planet. It can be quite a profound moment if you take time to appreciate it, touching a lump of stone.”

During the third stage of the PSLV-C61 launch, we experienced a fall in chamber pressure of the motor case, leading to mission failure, ISRO chief V Narayanan stated.

The 1967 Outer Space Treaty, ratified by over 115 nations, establishes that outer space, including the Moon, is a province of all humankind, prohibiting territorial claims.

FLEXhab is designed as a modular living unit, simulating the Moon surface experience for astronauts, enhancing their capacity for effective teamwork during missions.

"Gagarin's Start was decommissioned due to its unsuitability for launching the new Soyuz-2 rockets, which are now launched from the 31st platform of the cosmodrome."

Cosmos 482, a failed Soviet-era Venera mission lander, is expected to re-enter Earth's atmosphere after 53 years, posing a potential risk to life due to its size.