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Aerospace Update | August 2025
04 Sep 2025 22:12 GMT
… through 2029, including five for NASA, one for the U.S. Space …
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Before NASA, one Black teen's job helped send humans into space
28 Feb 2025 13:47 GMT
As Black History Month comes to a close, StoryCorps takes a look back at 19-year-old Alton Yates. His role as a volunteer on the effects of high speeds on the human body helped send humans into space.
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4-year-old from Vernon Hills earns admittance to elite intelligence societies
31 Aug 2025 14:33 GMT
… he wants to work for NASA one day, she realizes he may …
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Firefly Aerospace Soars in $6.3 Billion IPO as Space Tech Investment Accelerates
29 Aug 2025 22:44 GMT
… through 2029, including five for NASA, one for the U.S. Space …
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The Odysseus Lunar Landing Brings NASA One Step Closer to Putting Boots on the Moon
23 Feb 2024 21:01 GMT
Early this week, Facebook provided me with a sweet piece of serendipity when it served up a picture of the late Gene Cernan. I had taken and posted the picture in 2014, when Cernan, the last man on the moon, was being feted at the premiere of the …
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Could we soon have space-based solar panels? Not really
26 Aug 2025 04:34 GMT
… of two concepts developed by NASA. One, “a nearly continuous heliostat swarm …
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The most powerful rocket in world launches
17 Aug 2025 05:07 GMT
… to an infographic posted by NASA. One of these missions included the …
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Simulated astronaut recovery brings NASA one step closer to Artemis II launch
07 Feb 2023 22:37 GMT
KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, Fla. — In a sight not normally seen at the Kennedy Space Center, an Orion spacecraft sat bobbing in the waters near the facility's iconic Vehicle Assembly Building.
While this particular capsule won’t be going on a voyage to the …
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Funding Cuts on Satellites, Observatories Are Creating Climate Change Blind Spots
15 Aug 2025 16:35 GMT
… without funding support. PHOTO FROM NASA
One of the most significant and …
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From basic training to NASA: One veteran's remarkable story
18 Nov 2022 01:14 GMT
CLEVELAND (WJW) – It is something that one day might help electric-powered airplanes cool their systems without fluids or make space capsules dissipate heat efficiently as they travel to mars.
Thermal acoustics were pioneered by Greg Swift at Los Alamos …