A breathtaking view of Earth and the Moon was recently captured as tiny dots in Mars sky by the Mars Express Spacecraft while celebrating its 20th anniversary around the orbit of the red planet. On December 23, 2003, Mars Express Spacecraft arrived in the orbit of Mars and commenced its scientific exploration of the red planet. The …
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Since NASA Curiosity landed on Mars, it has made several significant discoveries on the red planet. Drilling a hole on Mars is one of the most fascinating scientific breakthroughs of the rover. On February 8, 2013, (Sol 182), NASA’s Curiosity rover bore into a flat veiny rock on the Martian surface and took a sample …
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Are Aliens on Earth? Many scientists were fascinated by this question. While many still doubt the existence of extraterrestrials, a Stanford Professor is confident that aliens are already on Earth. Continue reading to see why this professor thinks that the extraterrestrials are already living on our beautiful planet with us. Why Stanford Professor Thinks that …
Landing humans on Mars will be the greatest accomplishment of human civilization in this century. However, we are not going to Mars to prove that we can actually attain such a feat. Instead, we are going to the red planet to unlock several potentials for mankind. One of these potentials is to test our powerful …
NASA previously announced its partnership with Axiom Space in the design of sophisticated spacesuits for its Artemis crewed missions. On Wednesday (March 15), the commercial company revealed a prototype of the commercial spacesuits that Artemis astronauts will wear during future Artemis crewed moon landing missions. Unlike Apollo spacesuits, Axiom Space embedded more futuristic technologies in …
On December 11 at 12:40 pm EST, NASA’s Orion Spacecraft splashed down in the Pacific Ocean, west of Baja California, after completing Artemis 1 mission which lasted for 25 days, 10 hours, and 53 minutes. The spacecraft covered a record-breaking distance of 1.4 million miles on a path around the moon before making its way …
After NASA’s Artemis 1 Orion Spacecraft successfully accomplished its mission around the moon’s orbit, it ignited a lunar departure burn on December 1 to commence its journey back to earth. How will the Orion Spacecraft make its return trip to Earth? Continue reading to find out. How Orion Spacecraft is making its way back to …
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On November 26, at 10:17 a.m. Eastern Time, NASA’s Orion Spacecraft covered a distance of 249,666 miles (401,798 kilometers) from Earth. At this great distance, the spacecraft was able to set a new record, surpassing the previous milestone set by Apollo 13 spacecraft in 1970. But what is unique about this new record? Continue reading …
On November 16, NASA launched the Orion Spacecraft to visit the moon and travel beyond our nearest neighbor. The American Space Agency and the entire world have been looking forward to when the Spacecraft will arrive in the moon’s orbit. On November 25, the Orion spacecraft safely entered the moon’s orbit reaching its primary destination. …
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Before Artemis 1 spacecraft was launched to visit the moon, NASA officials added four small pieces of on the Orion Spacecraft. These small moon rocks were returned to Earth as part of the lunar sample by Apollo Astronauts Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins. On Monday, November 21, NASA’s Orion Spacecraft made its close …
