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Blue Origin and NASA team up to test new space travel technologies

By Bryan Smith
In NASAScienceTech news
10 years ago
NASA has officially approved Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin to its list of approved carriers for delivering new technologies to space.

Boeing has delayed its Starliner test flight until 2022

By Theunis Jansen van Rensburg
In NASAPopularScienceSpaceSpaceXTechnology
5 years ago
NASA has announced that it has pushed back the launch of its Orbital Flight – Test 2 until 2022, as it continues finding technical issues on the Boeing Starliner spacecraft.

Boeing’s new VR simulator will train astronauts

By Theunis Jansen van Rensburg
In NASAScienceSpaceTechnology
6 years ago
Boeing is planning to use a new VR simulator to train the astronauts for its upcoming mission to fly astronauts to the ISS.

Curiosity finds evidence of Mars' once oxygen-rich atmosphere

By Bryan Smith
In NASAResearchScienceSpaceTech news
10 years ago
NASA's Curiosity rover has found evidence on Mars that the planet once bore an oxygen-rich atmosphere similar to that of Earth's.

Google Street View now takes you aboard the International Space Station

By Bryan Smith
In NASAScienceSpaceTech newsTechnology
9 years ago
Google Street View has been expanded to let armchair explorers visit the International Space Station high above in Earth's orbit.

Jupiter is stunning in James Webb’s latest images

By Theunis Jansen van Rensburg
In NASAScienceSpaceTechnology
4 years ago
Nasa’s James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has captured stunning new images of the largest planet in the solar system, Jupiter.

Kepler confirms discovery of 1,284 new exoplanets

By Bryan Smith
In NASAScienceSpaceTech news
10 years ago
NASA has confirmed that over 1,248 new exoplanets have been discovered and now verified by its Kepler spacecraft.

NASA chooses space tourism partner for commercial ISS module

By Theunis Jansen van Rensburg
In GadgetsNASAScienceSpaceTechnology
7 years ago
NASA wants to privatize space as quickly as possible, in-line with the missions of the likes of SpaceX, Virgin Galactic and Blue Origin.

NASA delays astronaut mission to the moon to 2026

By Theunis Jansen van Rensburg
In NASAScienceSpaceTechnology
2 years ago
NASA has announced a revised timeline for its Artemis missions. Artemis 2 is now planned to send astronauts to the moon in April 2026.

NASA delays its crewed moon landing to 2025

By Theunis Jansen van Rensburg
In NASAScienceTechnology
5 years ago
NASA has delayed its timeline for the Artemis III mission, now aiming to land the first woman on the moon alongside other Americans in 2025.

NASA intends to hand over the International Space Station to a private corporation

By Bryan Smith
In NASAScienceSpaceTech news
10 years ago
NASA has disclosed its early plans to hand over the ISS to a private corporation to fuel low-orbit ventures after its operational period ceases in 2024.

NASA is funding the Titan seaplane for space exploration

By Theunis Jansen van Rensburg
In NASAScienceSpaceTechnology
4 years ago
Titan Air, a seaplane that could both fly through the nitrogen-and-methane atmosphere of Saturn's moon Titan, has received NASA funding.
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