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Robots to install telescopes to peer into cosmos from the moon
The goal is to give astronauts control of the rover “in a quicker fashion and more like doing some sort of video game,” said Ben Mellinkoff, a graduate student at the University of Colorado.
7 books to introduce kids to the wonders of space
If your child has been asking questions about space, they are sure to enjoy these books.
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Companies can't hide as startups obtain insights on them with spy satellites
High-altitude surveillance was once the domain of global superpowers. Now, a growing number of startups are turning it into a business, aiming to sell insights gleaned from small and inexpensive “cube satellites.”
Long duration space missions may shrink spinal muscles: Study
Study, published in the journal Spine, analysed computed tomography (CT) scans of the lumbar (lower) spine in 17 astronauts and cosmonauts who flew missions on the ISS.
Novel planters for astronauts grow beans in space
"Astronauts like gardening and everything that reminds them of life on earth. They enjoy tending and watering the vegetables, and getting them to germinate," said Silje Wolff, a plant physiologist at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology.
New model of universe may solve dark energy mystery
Understanding the nature of this dark energy is one of the paramount enigmas of fundamental physics. It has long been hoped that string theory will provide the answer.
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Astronomers expect rare gamma-ray burst
A gamma-ray burst from a star like this has the capacity to strip the earth of its Ozone layer.
Cold 'super-Earth' exoplanet discovered orbiting nearby star
Barnard's star, which is just six light-years away, moves in Earth's night sky faster than any other star.
Stratolaunch announces reusable space plane, launch vehicles for satellites
With its rockets, Allen's Stratolaunch Systems Corp is trying to cash in on higher demand in the coming years for vessels that can put satellites into orbit.
Past space weather may help avoid future threats
The study shows that space weather and the activity of the Sun are not entirely random - and may constrain how likely large weather events are in future cycles.
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SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket landing: Here's everything you need to know
SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket successfully landed for the third time on a droneship in the Atlantic ocean. Here's all you need to know.
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How Does The GSLV Launch Make India A Unique Space Power ?
The Indian Space Research Organisation on Monday launched the GSAT-19 satellite, one of the heaviest communication satellites, with the GSLV MK III-D1 rocket. The rocket became the heaviest to be launched by the Indian space agency ever with the heaviest single payload put in orbit as well. The Indian Express Videos: One stop for all videos […]
Francois Hollande's visit aims at strengthening relations: French Ambassador
New Delhi, Jan 22 (ANI): France Ambassador to India Francois Richier on Friday said France President François Hollande's second visit to India would be a great occasion to strengthen India-France relations. He added that there were several agendas such as energy restoration, space projects that would be the prime agenda of the talk. On the Rafale deal, Richier said discussions are going on and the outcome was yet not known. He added that there would also be an internal meeting with Congress supremo Sonia Gandhi. Regarding the threat received on Hollande's visit, Richier said it was being investigated and such threats are just to create disorder.
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