10 Fascinating Facts About International Space Station
The ISS orbits the Earth at an altitude of around 250 miles (400 kilometres), completing one rotation every 93 minutes. This allows it to experience 16 sunrises and sunsets every day.
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The Earth is the Answer: Review of Samantha Harvey’s Orbital
It has been years since people first found themselves both delighted and awed by an image of our planet seen from space.
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National Perspective: Re-entry takes on a whole new meaning
All over America that Friday in November 1963, college football teams boarded airliners for their Saturday games. They took off in one country, where John F. Kennedy was president and where ...
'This is bordering on insanity': NASA diversity efforts hit hard with DEI shutdowns
Former NASA administrators, others raise concerns about dismantling of DEI for space agency that worked hard to diversify ...
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David Shribman: Re-entry takes on a whole new meaning
All over America that Friday in November 1963, college football teams boarded airliners for their Saturday games. They took off in one country, where John F. Kennedy was president and ...
Inside the life of a reserve astronaut – and how to become one
A minimum of a master’s degree in natural sciences, medicine, engineering, mathematics, or computer sciences or a degree as ...
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Sunita Williams' Return to Earth: NASA Astronaut Likely to Face Gravitational Challenges - What to Expect
After spending more than eight months aboard the International Space Station (ISS), veteran astronaut Sunita Williams is ...
The Next Big Space Suit Upgrade Could Come From Diapers
To shield astronauts from dangerous space radiation, researchers are developing 3D-printed hydrogels—materials that absorb ...
SpaceX launch sends 22 new Starlink satellites into low-Earth orbit
A SpaceX Falcon 9 booster rocket successfully launched Saturday to deploy 22 Starlink satellites into low-Earth orbit ...