'Strange smell' detected on cargo spacecraft to ISS
Russian cosmonauts on the International Space Station (ISS) have had to temporarily shut down a module after discovering
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Module.
151 published items.
Russian cosmonauts on the International Space Station (ISS) have had to temporarily shut down a module after discovering
A research team at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) conducted the world's first experiment transmitting wireless power in space.
The China Academy of Space Technology announced on November 21 that the inflatable spacecraft capsule carried by the Shijian-19 satellite has passed orbital testing.
The KUB-M shelter is designed as a reinforced cargo container and consists of two modules that can accommodate about 54 people.
On November 15, China launched the Tianzhou-8 cargo ship to deliver equipment to the Tiangong space station.
A segment of the Russian-controlled International Space Station is leaking, causing pressure and air to flow out.
OmniVision, a developer of advanced digital imaging solutions, has just announced that it has achieved a Guinness World Record with its image sensor called the OV6948. T…
UK-based DEEP is developing the Sentinel system, which it says is a modular, reconfigurable underwater habitat that would allow humans to live at depths of 200m for 28 d…
In 1971, three Russian cosmonauts broke the record for the longest space flight at that time, but the mission ended tragically due to a malfunction on the way back.
MIT researchers designed self-assembling modular lunar housing to help protect astronauts from cosmic radiation.
Tenacity, the space plane that transports cargo to the ISS, enters the final stages of preparation for its first launch at the end of 2024.
The Pentagon has signed a contract with an American startup specializing in developing space station modules.
The JUPITER supercomputer located in Germany has the potential to become the world's fastest supercomputer for AI applications.
The life of astronauts on the ISS is also very different from life on Earth because of the lack of gravity and natural resources.
The complete Thien Cung space station is T-shaped with 3 modules, has a total living space of more than 110m3 and can accommodate 6 astronauts.