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We are placing a lot of satellites in the low earth orbit (LEO). More will be deployed in the coming decade. All satellites have a certain lifespan. So, what happens when they die? “ For all missions we will provide an end-to-end service, addressing mission licensing,...
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If you read my blog regularly, and I hope you do, you know I am an avid space program lover. I await the next launch with anticipation much like my dog Auggie does a bone. This article is about the Orbilander which is a combination orbiter and a lander. Pretty cool,...
Apr 19, 2023 | Astrology, Astronauts, astronomy, communication, conversations, Cosmonauts, earth, economy, education, freedom, government, history, News, science, society, Space, Space Exploration, space missions, Space Race, technology, USA, World
If you love space like I love space you will be excited to learn about the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope. According to an article on Space.com, it will “…rewind the universe.” It is touted as being more powerful and able to look far deeper into our universe than...
Mar 28, 2023 | Apollo, Apollo 11, Artists, Astrology, Astronauts, astronomy, exploration, history, science, solar tornadoes, Space, space disasters, Space Exploration, stars, weather
We know what the sun is and does, but have you ever considered what occurs on the surface of the sun? Space weather is a critical component of our space program and NOAA. The sun factors into that equation too. I learned something new today about the sun. There are...
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Japan has not previously been a player in the space race. However, the Japanese Space Exploration Agency or JAXA has entered the prospect of space and all that entails in a big way in the wake of Russia being cut off from the European marketplace due to their invasion...
Mar 1, 2023 | 2022, 2023. Stepehn Hawking, 3d pring, 3D printing, Apollo, Apollo 11, Astronauts, Challenger, communication, earth, environment, EPA, Florida, history, News, planets, Relativity Space, rocket science, Rockets, Space, Space Exploration, space missions, Space Race, Space Shuttle, Spaceshot, stars, UFOs, USA, World
The first-ever 3D Rocket will launch from Cape Canaveral’s Space Force Station on March 8th, 2023. This is Relativity Spaces Terrain 1 Rocket. The forecast it to launch no earlier than 1 pm EST. This mission is called Good Luck, Have Fun or GLHF for short....
