Mashable Indiaadded this to SCIENCESpaceX Watch: SpaceX’s Crew Dragon Takes A Rough Emergency System TestMashable - Afiya QureshiSpaceX is banking on its commercial space taxi, Crew Dragon to fly seven astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) in an orbital mission to and from Earth. So far, the American aerospace company
Charles Wardelladded this to Starlink TwinklesStarlink SpaceX wants to launch almost 1.5k Starlink satellites next year – that’s a necessityteslarati.com - Eric Ralph First reported by SpaceNews, in attendance at the 2019 World Satellite Business Week in Paris, France, SpaceX President and COO Gwynne Shotwell says …
Vehiclesuggestadded this to TeslamotorsSpaceX SpaceX, SES announce new Falcon 9 launch contracts for seven high-bandwidth satellitesteslarati.com - Jamie Groh In the midst of the 2019 World Satellite Business Week, SpaceX President and Chief Operating Officer Gwynne Shotwell and SES Satellites CEO Steve …
Rolf Feyadded this to Meine AuswahlSpaceX SpaceX executive says Falcon 9 is waiting for customer satellites for the first time everteslarati.com - Eric Ralph Speaking on a panel at 2019’s World Satellite Business Week (WSBW), SpaceX COO and President says that the company and its Falcon 9 rockets are ready …
Charles Wardelladded this to Starlink TwinklesStarlink SpaceX plans 24 Starlink launches next yearspacenews.com - Caleb Henry PARIS — SpaceX hopes to launch 24 Starlink missions in 2020 as the company builds out a broadband megaconstellation that could ultimately number …
Mikeadded this to TechSpaceX SpaceX CEO Elon Musk says Starship pad abort capabilities could come sooner than laterteslarati.com - Eric Ralph Despite a number of technical hurdles, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk believes that the company’s next-generation Starship spacecraft could eventually be …
BBC NewsEmpathy How to cultivate a daily reading habitBBC News - Zaria GorvettFormer US president Barack Obama has stated a love of reading, among other high-power figures throughout history (Credit: Getty Images) The habit has been shown to reduce stress, boost brain functioning
sentertainmentadded this to Skies The LimitCape Canaveral Winners Of Aviation Week's 2018 Photo Contestaviationweek.com - Aviation Week & Space Technology A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket lifts off to deliver the Telstar 18 Vantage satellite to orbit from Cape Canaveral on Sept. 10. The rocket’s reflection is …
Ars Technicaadded this to Ars TechnicaSpace Rocket Report: Starship tiles return from orbit, Scottish spaceport concernsArs Technica - Eric Berger Russia is also starting to build a second launchpad at Vostochny. Welcome to Edition 2.14 of the Rocket Report! Not a whole lot of big rocket news …
Los Angeles Timesadded this to BusinessSpaceX Space gets more crowded: ESA satellite veers to avoid hitting SpaceX satelliteLos Angeles Times - Samantha MasunagaThree months after Elon Musk’s SpaceX launched the first set of satellites for a constellation that will eventually contain more than 1,000, another satellite operator already has had to veer to keep spacecraft
Space.comadded this to SpaceXSpaceX SpaceX Fires Up Rocket in Prep for 1st Astronaut Launch with Crew Dragon (Photo)space.com - Mike Wall SpaceX has fired up the rocket that will launch the first crewed mission in the company's history. The company conducted a static-fire test Thursday …
GeekWireadded this to ScienceThe Arctic OneWeb targets the Arctic for kickoff of its satellite broadband service in 2020geekwire.com - Alan Boyle OneWeb says it’ll start delivering broadband internet service to the Arctic via satellite in 2020, turning the “Last Frontier” into a new frontier …
Vehiclesuggestadded this to TeslamotorsPlay buttonStarlink SpaceX planning four more Falcon 9-launched Starlink missions this year, permits showteslarati.com - Eric Ralph According to a suite of eight FCC Special Temporary Authority licenses SpaceX filed for on August 30th, the company has plans for as many as four …
Bryan Maheradded this to :: quickFLIP :: ExplorolgySpaceX SpaceX closer to launching NASA astronauts after blazing Falcon 9 testCNET - by Amanda Kooser The astronauts are thrilled with the Falcon 9 booster static fire test.
Observeradded this to BusinessPlay buttonSpaceX SpaceX Just Got One Step Closer to Sending Humans to Mars—Here’s What Happens Nextobserver.com - Amy Thompson When the first travelers venture to Mars, it may be on the back of a SpaceX rocket. Elon Musk, the company’s CEO has long lamented that the reason he …
Vehiclesuggestadded this to TeslamotorsSpaceX SpaceX fires up Falcon 9 booster destined for Crew Dragon’s astronaut launch debutteslarati.com - Eric Ralph SpaceX announced that it has successfully completed a routine static fire acceptance test of the Falcon 9 booster that will eventually support Crew …
GeekWireadded this to ScienceSpaceX SpaceX sweetens the deal for satellite rideshare program, and Starlink is in on itgeekwire.com - Alan Boyle Three weeks after announcing that it’s getting into the rideshare market for launching small satellites, SpaceX slashed its prices by more than half …
JJerry Welchadded this to MilTech WeeklyPlay buttonSpacecraft Air Force X-37B has been in orbit for more than 718 daysslashgear.com - Shane McGlaun The U.S. Air Force has been putting a secretive spaceplane into orbit for years now called the X-37B. The X-37B spaceplane is an uncrewed spacecraft …
CBC Newsadded this to WorldSpaceX SpaceX successfully tests its planned Mars rocketCBC News - CBC News · SpaceX has made another leap in its plans to head to Mars. On Tuesday, the company's unmanned Starhopper rocket rose roughly 150 metres off the ground …
Kevin Beachusadded this to Tesla And SpaceXSpaceX SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rideshare program has its first customer: an orbital space tugteslarati.com - Eric Ralph On August 22nd, spaceflight startup Momentus Space and launch heavyweight SpaceX announced the first public launch contract to fall under the …
Kellyadded this to Articles of NotePlay buttonSpaceX SpaceX’s prototype rocket flies to its highest altitude yet during hover testThe Verge - Loren GrushThis afternoon, a prototype of SpaceX’s next generation rocket took to the skies for a second time in south Texas, reaching a height of a small skyscraper before landing back on Earth. The flight demonstrated
Ars Technicaadded this to Ars TechnicaPlay buttonSpaceX Starhopper aces test, sets up full-scale prototype flights this yearArs Technica - Eric Berger "The senator and his staff have been following the developments closely." On Tuesday evening, in South Texas, SpaceX launched its Starhopper test …
Kevin Beachusadded this to Tesla And SpaceXSpaceX SpaceX flight aborted after homeowners asked to vacateFOX Business - FOXBusinessSpaceX’s last test of its Starhopper space craft was aborted less than one second before takeoff after a wiring issue in a rocket engine ignitor was detected, Business Insider reports. According to SpaceX
Juan Francisco Puerta Ibarraadded this to Astronomy-Astronautics-Astrophysics and some PhysicsSpaceX Chinese Rocket Tech Just 6 Years Behind SpaceX -- And GainingThe Motley Fool - Rich Smith We just found out which company wants to become "the Chinese SpaceX." Seven years ago, SpaceX, the company that pioneered privately developed …
Axiosadded this to ScienceSatellites Astranis to launch satellite aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 in 2020Axios - Miriam Kramer Satellite internet startup Astranis is planning to launch its first commercial satellite to space aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket in 2020, the …
Light Sail LightSail 2 celebrates one month solar sailing in Earth orbitthesouthafrican.com - Cheryl Kahla The mission is spearheaded by SpaceX, Bill Nye and the Planetary Society. LightSail 2 was launched on 24 June and is meant to show that a sail can be …
MIT Technology ReviewNASA 5 reasons why NASA’s 2024 moon landing looks unlikelyMIT Technology Review - Neel V. Patel The odds that NASA can accomplish its huge task in five years are looking longer and longer with each passing week. Back in March, Vice President Mike …
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Digital Trendsadded this to Cool TechSpace The U.S. Air Force’s secretive space plane just set a new recordDigital Trends - Trevor Mogg The U.S. Air Force’s secretive X-37B space plane this week broke its own record for time spent in low-Earth orbit — 718 days. Its previous …
