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How Did SpaceX Convert Two Oil Rigs into Launch Pads?

Posted on Sep 29, 2021 by Emily Newton. Filed under Futurism, Space Exploration
Rocket Launch

With a few notable exceptions, such as the recent Astra Space test flight that launched from Kodiak, Alaska, human spaceflight has been limited to a handful of launch sites around the world. These sites, which range from Cape Canaveral in … Continue reading →

How Are Spaceflight Inc.’s Sherpa Vehicles Improving Satellite Launch?

Posted on Jul 1, 2021 by Emily Newton. Filed under Space Exploration
Satellite US Atlantic Coast

SpaceX made history in 2019 when it launched its first batch of Starlink satellites. Packing 60 CubeSats beneath the Falcon 9’s fairing cover, this first launch was the heaviest payload the company had ever attempted. Once released from the second … Continue reading →

Why Are Satellites So Important?

Posted on Jan 29, 2021 by Emily Newton. Filed under Astronomy, Space Exploration
Earth Satellites

SpaceX has been launching 60 satellites at a time as part of their Starlink constellation. When complete, this network will provide high-speed, low-latency internet to the entire world. However, people have started to express concerns about the sheer number of … Continue reading →

Common Tools Used to Gather Data in Space

Posted on Apr 24, 2020 by Megan Ray Nichols. Filed under Space Exploration, Telescopes
Hubble Telescope

As a species, we’re working on expanding our horizons — literally — by making our first forays into outer space. In the next decade, we’re hoping to have people living permanently on the Moon and may even be making the … Continue reading →

What’s the Difference Between LEO, MEO and GEO Satellites?

Posted on Jun 1, 2019 by Megan Ray Nichols. Filed under Space Exploration
Earth Satellites

As of the beginning of 2019, nearly 5,000 satellites are orbiting our planet — more, since SpaceX just launched 60 Starlink communications satellites in one monumental event. With so many orbiting bodies circling the Earth, it’s a miracle they don’t … Continue reading →

TESS Space Telescope Discovers First Exoplanet

Posted on Oct 17, 2018 by Megan Ray Nichols. Filed under Astronomy, Telescopes
TESS Space Telescope

The TESS space telescope was launched on April 18, 2018, sitting atop a Space X Falcon 9 rocket. This telescope, which is short for the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite, is designed to scan the night sky in search of one … Continue reading →

What’s on the Menu for Astronauts?

Posted on Jul 19, 2018 by Megan Ray Nichols. Filed under Space Exploration
Skylab Astronauts Food

When you think of eating food in space, what foods come to mind? Chances are, it’s that freeze-dried ice cream that you tried once as a kid during a science field trip, right? During the early part of the space … Continue reading →

Why Does the Advisory Committee Want a Smaller ISS Crew?

Posted on Jun 10, 2018 by Megan Ray Nichols. Filed under Space Exploration
International Space Station

There are currently six astronauts on the International Space Station right now — three from the United States, two from Russia and one from Japan. You can use this website to see who they are and how many days they’ve … Continue reading →

How Do Spacecraft Withstand Re-Entry into Earth’s Atmosphere?

Posted on Mar 27, 2018 by Megan Ray Nichols. Filed under Space Exploration
Rocket Launch

If you’re lucky when you look up in the sky at night, you might see a shooting star. As you’re making your wish, what you’re actually seeing is a small piece of rock or space junk burning up in the … Continue reading →

Why Your Kids Will Live on Mars

Posted on Jul 3, 2017 by Autumn Cain. Filed under Futurism, Space Exploration
Terraforming Mars Image By Daein Ballard. License: CC BY-SA 3.0.

Mars has a daytime temperature of 73 ºF, but a nighttime temperature of -100 ºF. Nearly 95% of the martian atmosphere is carbon dioxide, and the planet is constantly exposed to intense radiation. So why are humans so eager to … Continue reading →

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