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Spacecrafts sent on a mission to understand our universe
Two armoured NASA spacecrafts will soon head into one of the most treacherous regions of outer space. The spacecrafts are on a mission to understand how radioactive particles that surround the Earth affect our satellites and astronauts. The two will journey into the Van Allen radiation belts, doughnut-shaped rings of radioactive particles that encircle Earth. [… Read More]
Concorde given biplane design hoping to fly again
It could possibly be the most advanced passenger plane on the planet but researchers have turned to the dawn of aviation in the hope of bringing supersonic flights back for travellers. Researchers tested 700 wing configurations to come up with a biplane design – used by most aircraft in the early years of flying – [… Read More]
NASA: Next Mars rover set to take off
NASA is all set to launch the world’s biggest extraterrestrial explorer. A six-wheeled, one-armed Mars rover will blast off at 10.02am EST from Cape Canaveral. The unmanned Atlas V rocket will put the spacecraft on an 8-1/2 month trek to the red planet. The rover, nicknamed Curiosity, is the size of a car. It’s a mobile laboratory [… Read More]
3 astronauts return to Earth from ISS in a Russian spacecraft
Commander Mike Fossum (left), flight engineers Sergei Volkov (center) and Satoshi Furukawa (right) sit in chairs outside the Soyuz TMA-02M capsule just after they landed in Kazakhstan today. 3 astronauts landed safely in the Kazakh Steppe aboard a Russian Soyuz capsule after a stay of more than five months on the International Space Station, Russian [… Read More]
