U.S. needs to get back to the moon

Fifty years ago, Americans looked into deep space and saw it as place worth planting a flag. The space race galvanized the country, igniting a nationalistic fervor to beat the Russians to the moon that captured the imaginations of adults and children alike.

Scientists stunned by discovery high in the Eartha s atmosphere

A major new study has come to a surprising conclusion about what the sun’s fierce solar storms are doing to our atmosphere. Researchers in Denmark have just made a big discovery high up in the atmosphere above us: a sign that solar storms are wreaking havoc, stripping out massive quantities of electrons, even though scientists had long believed solar storms cause an excess of electrons.

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Lego knows that – ladies rock outer space’

A Lego set that celebrates the contributions of NASA’s female pioneers will soon be available for children who dream of space and are interested in STEM fields. Lego has announced that “Women of NASA” – a set featuring women who played important roles in the U.S. space program – will be developed.

Lego introducing play set to celebrate women in space exploration

A Lego set that celebrates the contributions of NASA’s female pioneers soon will be available for children who dream of space and are interested in science, technology and engineering. Lego has announced that “Women of NASA,” a set featuring women who played important roles in the U.S. space program, will be developed.

NASA’s women space pioneers to star in new Lego set

Five women scientists will receive the rare honor of being immortalized as inch-tall plastic figures with claws for hands. Lego announced Tuesday that a new set will feature some of the pioneering women who played vital but sometimes under-appreciated roles in the U.S. space program.

NASA almost had a huge disaster

NASA almost had a disaster on its hands recently in space, but fortunately, everyone can breathe a sigh of relief. NASA’s MAVEN spacecraft is a vital instrument orbiting Mars, but it had to make a sudden maneuver to avoid smashing into Mars’ moon Phobos recently, NASA said in a statement.

Studying TRAPPIST-1 With James Webb Space Telescope

With the discovery of seven earth-sized planets around the TRAPPIST-1 star 40 light years away, astronomers are looking to the upcoming James Webb Space Telescope to help us find out if any of these planets could possibly support life. “If these planets have atmospheres, the James Webb Space Telescope will be the key to unlocking their secrets,” said Doug Hudgins, Exoplanet Program Scientist at NASA Headquarters in Washington.

Astronauts’ Brains Change Shape During Spaceflight

MRIs before and after space missions reveal that astronauts’ brains compress and expand during spaceflight, according to a University of Michigan study. Image above: Blue shows areas of gray matter volume decrease, likely reflecting shifting of cerebrospinal fluid.

This photo taken Feb. 27, 2017, shows East Ridge, Tennessee, resident …

This photo taken Feb. 27, 2017, shows East Ridge, Tennessee, resident Andre Boaz posing with a portrait of his great-aunt Mary Jackson, left, and mother Aurellia Mitchell Boaz who were both featured in the recent movie “Hidden Figures”. less This photo taken Feb. 27, 2017, shows East Ridge, Tennessee, resident Andre Boaz posing with a portrait of his great-aunt Mary Jackson, left, and mother Aurellia Mitchell Boaz who were both featured in the … more This photo taken Feb. 27, 2017, shows East Ridge, Tennessee, resident Andre Boaz posing with a portrait of his great-aunt Mary Jackson, left, and mother Aurellia Mitchell Boaz who were both featured in the recent movie “Hidden Figures”.

Probing seven worlds with NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope

Washington, Mar 4 : With the discovery of seven earth-sized planets around the TRAPPIST-1 star 40 light years away, astronomers are looking to the upcoming James Webb Space Telescope to help us find out if any of these planets could possibly support life. If these planets have atmospheres, the James Webb Space Telescope will be the key to unlocking their secrets, said Doug Hudgins, Exoplanet Program Scientist at NASA Headquarters in Washington.

Digi International Enabling IoT in Space

Slightly after noontime on Monday, at an altitude of approximately 250 miles, the ISS will release a TechEdSat 5 , a cuboid-shaped device, approximately the size of a fire extinguisher. After a 30-minute time-period, Digi XBee modules, taking the place of wired connections, will begin to operate as the wireless “data-crossroads” between key components of the satellite.

‘Women of NASA’ Lego Set: Q&A with Creator Maia Weinstock

Maia Weinstock is the creator of the Women of NASA Lego set that the company recently announced it will be producing as part of its Lego Ideas program. Lego announced on Tuesday that it would be making a fan-created set called ” Women of NASA ,” featuring five important women who have worked for the agency.

Doctor Launches Vision Quest To Help Astronauts’ Eyeballs

For years, a North Texas doctor has been trying to find out what is causing this vision change among astronauts. His latest research provides some clues – and connects astronauts on the International Space Station, cancer patients on a roller coaster plane flight, and high-tech sleeping sacks.

Give purpose to moonshot

A SpaceX Dragon capsule sits aboard a ship in the Pacific Ocean west of Mexico’s Baja Peninsula after returning from the International Space Station on Feb. 10, 2015. Tech entrepreneur Elon Musk’s recent announcement that his SpaceX will send two astronauts to orbit the moon, by the end of 2018, was audacious.

NASA spacecraft’s close call with Martian moon Phobos

New Delhi , Mar. 4 : NASA’s Mars Atmosphere and Volatile Evolution Mission , which is in its second year of studying the Red Planet’s atmosphere, was recently forced to perform unscheduled maneuver to avert a space-wreck. In its first collision avoidance maneuver, MAVEN spacecraft carried out a rocket motor burn that boosted its velocity by 0.4 meters per second to steer clear of Mars’ moon Phobos, NASA reported.

NASA to send new Advanced Plant Habitat to ISS

The Advanced Plant Habitat will be used to conduct plant bioscience research on the space station to help researchers better understand how plants grow in space. Some of the components of this new system have arrived at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida and are being prepared for delivery to the station on Orbital ATK’s seventh commercial resupply mission to the station scheduled for launch on March 19, NASA said.

Satellite shifts course to avoid hitting Mars’ moon

Without the tweak, Maven and the small, lumpy moon would have reached the same point in space within seven seconds of one another. Photo: Reuters A Nasa science satellite orbiting Mars was forced to make a rare evasive maneuver to avoid a collision next week with one of the planet’s two small moons, the US space agency said on Thursday .

Horrible Histories heads Standon Calling 2017 family programme

The family entertainment programme for Standon Calling 2017 has been announced with Horrible Histories set to open the main stage of the Hertfordshire music festival. The music and arts festival takes place at Standon Lordship from Thursday, July 27 to Sunday, July 30, with Orbital and Clean Bandit already confirmed as main stage headliners.

NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope sees Comet-Like Object ripped apart in Atmosphere of White Dwarf

For the first time, scientists using NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope have witnessed a massive object with the makeup of a comet being ripped apart and scattered in the atmosphere of a white dwarf, the burned-out remains of a compact star. The object has a chemical composition similar to Halley’s Comet, but it is 100,000 times more massive and has a much higher amount of water.

Total solar eclipse coming to Oregon

Oregon will be the first to witness the total eclipse of the sun on Aug. 21, and the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry has front row seats. Complete with science lectures, astronomy-related community groups, and dramatic drummers ringing in each stage of the eclipse, the museum is adding even more not-to-forget experiences to a memorable astronomical event.

Guess who’s going to the moon on Elon Musk’s rocketship

Here’s what we know for sure about the two mysterious people who have reportedly signed up to ride a SpaceX spaceship around the moon: And two, they are “nobody from Hollywood,” as SpaceX founder and CEO Elon Musk put it when the moon trip was announced on Monday. SpaceX said the flight would happen next year.

Pupils reach for the stars with visit to Cosmonaut training centre

PUPILS from Abingdon were just one step away from blast-off to the stars when they spent four nights living in Russia’s cosmonaut training school. During half-term 11 boys from Abingdon School and 18 girls from St Helen and St Katharine School in the town visited the Russian Space Agency’s Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Centre near Moscow.

SpaceX wants to send 2 touristsa

Already known for attempting to tackle such ambitious goals as landing a reusable rocket and sending a manned mission to Mars, SpaceX announced Monday that it was planning to send a pair of private citizens on a trip around the moon by the end of next year. , the proposed orbital flight would be 100% self-funded, would take place in late 2018 and would use the Falcon Heavy booster rocket – which, it should be noted, has yet to be flown.

.com | SpaceX to send two tourists around Moon in 2018

SpaceX said on Monday two private citizens have paid money to be sent around the Moon late next year, in what would mark the furthest humans have ever traveled to deep space. “We are excited to announce that SpaceX has been approached to fly two private citizens on a trip around the moon late next year,” said a statement by CEO Elon Musk.