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5 reasons why people need to go to Mars
The task of bringing people to Mars in the future is expected to face many difficulties and cost hundreds of billions of dollars, but it is said to bring many benefits t…
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The most expensive cosmic projects on the planet
The desire to conquer the universe is always endless, despite the huge cost of serving great works in space.
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Mangalyaan ships have gone into Mars orbit
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on September 24 announced that the country's mangeboan spacecraft has successfully entered orbit of Mars.
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The prospect of satellite replacement satellite
The giant solar powered hot air balloon can replace satellites and act as low cost communication and monitoring centers.
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Russia spends $ 2.8 billion to explore the moon
On August 3, Mr. Igor Mitrofanov said that a manned moon exploration program of the country will cost up to 100 billion rubles.
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Satellite launch for 300 USD
The new horizon of the era of privatization of the universe is gradually emerging before humanity with projects like KickSat, PocketSpacecraft.
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Up to the universe to watch the Earth with the cost of
Not long ago, the idea of traveling to the edge of the universe and returning was thought to be gossip.
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NASA applies 3D printing in space research
Facing a difficult economic situation, the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) decided to promote the use of 3D technology in space research with the aim of minimizing costs.
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DARPA launched a space transport project
At present, every spacecraft launch requires a lot of preparation and is very expensive.
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Voyager 1 was out of the solar system
US scientists on September 12 confirmed NASA's Voyager 1 probe was out of the solar system, marking the first time a human spacecraft has gone so far.
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Japan successfully launched the new Epsilon missile
On September 14, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) said it successfully launched the new Epsilon missile using solid fuel, carrying a telescope to observe sp…
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Inmarsat's new spacecraft enters orbit
On the evening of July 25, the Alphasat 1-XL spacecraft was put into orbit by the Ariane 5 rocket, at Kourou space airport, Guiana, France. The 6.6 ton Alphasat is a coo…
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NASA successfully launched missiles built by 3D printers
NASA and Aerojet Rocketdyne have for the first time tested a rocket launcher model emulated from a 3D printing system.
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Put telescopes into space with balloons
Physicist Richard Massey shares his opinion on devices that will expand the vision of people in the future, by experimenting with observing glass into space through the…
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Low-cost satellite Internet for the poor
On June 25, the first four satellites in a cluster of 12 satellites are expected to set up an internet signaling system for people in remote areas in nearly 180 countrie…