"We want to look at the effects of long-term exposure to space — as if the Zylon material is going for a potential six- to nine-month mission to Mars." ...
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China Calls X-37B a “Space Killer” as U.S. Spaceplane Lifts Off Again
The U.S. Space Force’s X-37B just began its eighth mission atop a SpaceX Falcon 9 to test next-gen tech, including laser ...
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‘Space Killer’: China Is Seriously Freaking Out Over The X-37B Spaceplane
The X-37B is a reusable, unmanned U.S. spaceplane used as an orbital testbed since 2010. -Its long, classified missions and agile maneuvering fuel Chinese claims it could inspect or disable satellites ...
X-37B spaceplane leads an era as China’s Shenlong advances. What do these reusable craft mean for transparency, innovation, ...
An exclusive look at a Space Force training exercise offered rare insights into how the secretive branch is preparing to ...
SpaceX is seeking FAA licensing to launch and land up to 44 Starships and Super Heavy boosters per year at Kennedy Space Center.
The FAA is studying the environmental and aviation impacts of up to 44 Starship launches per year from NASA's Kennedy Space Center. Aviation officials and a pilot union have expressed concerns about ...
The Question of the Week is back after a one-week hiatus while I was on vacation. Thanks for your patience. SpaceX hit a major milestone this week as its 10th test flight out of Texas hit a major ...
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