Fugro supports debut of Lunar Terrain Vehicle prototype
Saturday, 09 November 2024 13:13Earlier this year, Fugro Australia's Space Automation, AI, and Robotics Control Complex (SpAARC) entered into a partnership with U.S. space exploration company Intuitive Machines to aid their phase 1 feasibility contract with NASA for a Lunar Terrain Vehicle (LTV). On Friday, JSC's Space Centre Houston, hosted the unveiling of the first prototype, named Moon RACER. Fugro, known for its exp
Proba-3 to continuously monitor Sun's energy output
Saturday, 09 November 2024 13:13Proba-3's ambitious mission requires more than one spacecraft to achieve its objectives. To enable the Coronagraph spacecraft to study the Sun's outer atmosphere, the Occulter spacecraft must block the solar disk. This setup places the Occulter in continuous solar alignment, making it an invaluable scientific platform. The Occulter is equipped with the Davos Absolute Radiometer (DARA), a c
NASA astronauts won't say which one of them got sick after almost eight months in space
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Ex-Google exec attracts financial backers for LEO megaconstellation
Friday, 08 November 2024 21:29Next Ariane 6 launch slips to early 2025
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After two scrubs, SpaceX knocks out Cape Canaveral launch
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Vast signs agreement with Czech government
Friday, 08 November 2024 12:25Sierra Space expands spaceplane fleet with in-house mission control
Friday, 08 November 2024 12:00Student capsules brave re-entry heat for NASA research
Friday, 08 November 2024 11:27In July 2024, five experimental capsules built by university students endured the intense heat of re-entry into Earth's atmosphere, providing critical data that could advance spacecraft heat shield technology. The capsules were part of the Kentucky Re-Entry Probe Experiment (KREPE-2), and researchers are now analyzing the results to refine heat shield designs used in space missions. The KR
NASA engages commercial food industry in advancing space nutrition
Friday, 08 November 2024 11:27NASA recently hosted over 50 companies from the commercial food and space sectors to explore innovations in space food systems that support human spaceflight. The gathering at Johnson Space Center in Houston focused on the unique challenges of space nutrition, from designing menus to ensuring food safety, all vital for sustainable human presence in space. This event brought together leader
Get Involved with NASA Research Opportunities
Friday, 08 November 2024 11:27NASA is opening doors for individuals interested in contributing to its scientific research and space missions. From students and educators to citizen scientists, numerous opportunities are available to those eager to participate in NASA's work and make a difference in fields like climate science, human health research, and space exploration. For science enthusiasts, NASA's citizen science
Chinese rover finds signs of ancient ocean on Mars
Friday, 08 November 2024 11:27A Chinese rover has found new evidence to support the theory that Mars was once home to a vast ocean, including tracing some ancient coastline where water may once have lapped, a study said Thursday. The theory that an ocean covered as much as a third of the Red Planet billions of years ago has been a matter of debate between scientists for decades, and one outside researcher expressed some
Off-the-shelf thermoelectric generators could enable CO2 conversion on Mars
Friday, 08 November 2024 11:27Readily accessible thermoelectric generators (TEGs), operating with modest temperature differences, can drive CO2 conversion, according to new proof-of-concept research by chemists at the University of British Columbia (UBC). This development suggests that temperature differentials across a variety of environments - from geothermal sites on Earth to Mars's cold terrain - could support the