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Spacecraft · BrazilInaugural crewed mission of Starliner spacecraft by Boeing postponed again. The first Starliner flight carrying astronauts was expected on Tuesday (21), after two previous postponements this month, but the mission teams need more time to complete the spacecraft closure process and flight justification, and are now planning a launch no earlier than 16h09 (Brasília time) on Saturday (25), according to a NASA statement (United States space agency).…See the Story
First crewed flight of the Starliner spacecraft gets new date; see.
Astronauts · RomaniaIf you watched the videos showing astronauts on the International Space Station, then you have an idea of what microgravity means. A phenomenon that, beyond seeming spectacular at first glance, comes with a lot of undesirable consequences for those who carry out their activity in Earth's orbit. We're talking about cardiovascular problems, muscle atrophy, bone demineralization, plus others that scientists are just beginning to discover.See the Story
Why the Nautilus X project, the spacecraft of the future that would have cost as much as 12 days of war in Afghanistan, was never realized
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Astronauts · Van HornHours after his historic first trip to space, 90-year-old Ed Dwight sat among three retired Black NASA astronauts who thanked him for forging a path for them to go into orbit and called his voyage aboard Blue Origin's New Shepard NS-25 spacecraft "justice." More than six decades after President John F. Kennedy tapped him to be the nation's first Black astronaut candidate to the elite Aerospace Research Pilot School -- the Air Force program from See the Story
Black astronauts say 90-year-old Ed Dwight's 1st trip to space was 'justice'
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Spacecraft · JapanThe XRISM spacecraft, utilizing an instrument with only 36 pixels, revolutionizes our understanding of the cosmos by providing detailed chemical profiles and 3D views of celestial movements. Developed by a global team led by Japan and NASA, XRISM explores extreme cosmic environments and enhances ourSee the Story
Resolving the Cosmos: XRISM Unravels Astrophysical Mysteries With Just 36 Pixels
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