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Today in Space History - Horizon From The Coast 🚀 Stardate 1443.2252 (SEPTEMBER 19, 1988) From a coastal pad south of Tel Aviv a Shavit rocket rose on a September morning, carrying Ofeq-1 into a retrograde

Where on Earth would you actually stand up a Mars colony sim? Not a two-week habitat stay. A real base you add to every two years, the same cadence a Starship wave would use. I have been looking at

The Isaacman Effect - Week 35 National security stakes in the Moon race, Space Academy RFI heats up, and NASA eyes its swagger. National security and the Moon race At the Air, Space & Cyber Conference

Today in Space History - Breath of a Red World 🚀 Stardate 1916.2080 (SEPTEMBER 17, 1997) Mars Global Surveyor slipped into the thin upper air of the red planet, letting atmospheric drag slowly circularize

Cassini's Graceful Farewell

Rocket Lab just GAO-protested NASA’s Mars telecom award to Blue Origin. Not a minor issue. NASA gave Blue ~$700M firm-fixed-price to design, build, launch, and operate what is basically one high-performance

The Isaacman Effect - Week 34 Space Academy commission convenes its first meeting, Isaacman rallies Iowa students for Moon Base ambitions, and urgency defines the second space race. Space Academy commission

Look at all those Starships and Boosters. SpaceX never stops. Here’s the list as of early September. Flight-ready and waiting Booster 21 — 33-engine static fire done, Mega Bay 1 Ship 41 — 6-engine static

Charting the Moon's Gravity

Throwback to when NASA Astronaut Frank Culbertson Jr. pretended to not see the GIANT Hurricane Erin just East of New York City on 9/11... 🛰🌪 Note also the illuminati hand signs he's flashing 👐👀 Source:

LADEE Begins Its Lunar Journey

Viking 2 Settles on Utopia

Number of people currently in space

James Webb telescope

Crossing into the Unknown

The Isaacman Effect

Gestern Abend gab es über Spanien eine totale Sonnenfinsternis. In Wien war sie nur partiell und leider von der Stadt nicht so gut sichtbar, da sie mit dem Sonnenuntergang zusammenfiel. Von der Donau aus

In order to examine how being in outer space impacts human health, astronauts Nichole Ayers (NASA) and Takuya Onishi (JAXA) take blood samples on the International Space Station (ISS). Changes in physiological

Why Space X's Announced Business Plan is Merely a Placeholder For the Real Plan