The World’s First Commercial Space Station Looks Like a Luxury Hotel Inside
Guided by an iconic former Apple designer, the wood panelling, viewing window, and cozy duvets aboard the Vast Haven-1 reimagine space travel for style and comfort.
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Read more: Starliner Joins the Ranks: The Elite Spacecraft That Have Carried NASA Astronauts to SpaceAfter two consecutive failed launch attempts, the crewed Starliner capsule successfully launched on Wednesday, June 5, carrying two NASA astronauts to low Earth orbit. Boeing is testing the capsule’s capability to transport crews to the International S…
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Satellite Rediscovered in Space After Being Lost for 25 Years
Read more: Satellite Rediscovered in Space After Being Lost for 25 YearsIn our top stories this week, reporter Passant Rabie describes the rediscovery of a satellite lost in the 1990s and why we sometimes lose sight of our orbital property. Researchers have discovered what they claim is the world’s deepest blue hole, the T…
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The Saddest and Strangest Tales of Animals in Space
Read more: The Saddest and Strangest Tales of Animals in SpaceFrom spiders struggling to make webs in orbit to bats clinging to the outside of the Space Shuttle, the history of animals in space is as fascinating as it is weird. Here are some of our favorite stories.Read more…
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The Saddest and Strangest Tales of Animals in Space
Read more: The Saddest and Strangest Tales of Animals in SpaceFrom spiders struggling to make webs in orbit to bats clinging to the outside of the Space Shuttle, the history of animals in space is as fascinating as it is weird. Here are some of our favorite stories.Read more…
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U.S. Will Put a Japanese Astronaut on the Moon in Historic First
Read more: U.S. Will Put a Japanese Astronaut on the Moon in Historic FirstIn an agreement confirmed earlier today, Japan will tap one of its astronauts to join an upcoming NASA Artemis mission to the Moon. Should it happen, that would make the unnamed Japanese astronaut the first first non-American astronaut to land on the l…
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Make Beautiful Things: The Aesthetic Drive Behind Rocket Lab’s Rise in Aerospace
Read more: Make Beautiful Things: The Aesthetic Drive Behind Rocket Lab’s Rise in AerospaceOnly SpaceX launches more rockets from U.S. soil each year than Rocket Lab. Firmly established as a key player in the aerospace industry, the company isn’t just sitting back. Its upcoming Neutron rocket will push its capabilities even further, as it en…
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Space Junk Just Fell on Your Home, Now What?
Read more: Space Junk Just Fell on Your Home, Now What?On March 8, a small, cylinder-shaped object fell from the skies and crashed through the roof of a family home in Naples, Florida. Alejandro Otero, the homeowner, suspected it came from space but he wasn’t sure what he needed to do get NASA’s attention …
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NASA Astronauts Set to Take the Wheel of Lunar Spacecraft for Artemis 2 Test
Read more: NASA Astronauts Set to Take the Wheel of Lunar Spacecraft for Artemis 2 TestThe Artemis 2 astronauts are gearing up for a key test of the Orion capsule, to see if the Moon crew can manage manual maneuvers prior to a lunar flyby. Read more…
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NASA’s Voyager 1 Spacecraft Briefly Reconnects, Keeping Hope Alive for the Historic Mission
Read more: NASA’s Voyager 1 Spacecraft Briefly Reconnects, Keeping Hope Alive for the Historic MissionThe Voyager 1 spacecraft sent a new signal that contains valuable data, which may save the aging probe. Engineers at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory are currently looking for discrepancies in the message in order to find out why the spacecraft—the far…
