For the first time, the United States Airforce has successfully test-fired a hypersonic missile at up to five times the speed of sound. According to a recent press release [1], […]
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Since astronauts first landed on the Moon in 1969 and brought back the first samples of lunar rock, scientists have been carrying out all types of experiments to uncover the
In the Space Race of Billionaires; Apparently, Size Does Matter According to a press release[1] recently published by Arianespace and Amazon; they did perform the largest launch vehicle acquisition
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Living in the age of high-speed internet & the lunar economy The who, the what, the why Yes, the title reads correctly. With the proclamation by a startup called Aquarian
A startup to bring Wifi to the moon — the age of the new Lunar economy Read More »
After a solar storm, Starlkink lost 40 satellites. The loss came to a naturally occurring phenomenon. Electromagnetic storms happen when our sun emits massive outbursts of energy. These solar storms
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In the current society ravaged by the effects of climate change, stakeholders and players in various industries are seeking to exploit existing technologies to contribute to global efforts to reduce
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Commercial space travel. It may sound like science fiction but it is a concept that promises to become a reality within this lifetime. Lunar travel is an industry that is
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In the not so distant future, we could be witnesses to the world’s first “space hotel” where guests, scientists, astronauts, and anyone else who can find the means of travelling
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