Beer for space travel
With the idea of where people are, beer is there, two Australian businessmen have studied processing a beer for astronauts to use in a zero gravity environment. They h…
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With the idea of where people are, beer is there, two Australian businessmen have studied processing a beer for astronauts to use in a zero gravity environment. They h…
Russia will reopen flights for space tourists with the Soyuz train in 2013.
With the investment of many large corporations, the ticket to travel into space is no longer at the 'alien' price as before.
The world's first tourist passenger spaceship is about to take off and a runway dedicated to the spacecraft ...
Enterprise, the world's first passenger spacecraft, made its first test flight in the United States yesterday.
Instead of planning to return to the Moon, the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) is setting a more ambitious goal: to send people to Mars.
Will nanoscale protective suits allow the forms of life to travel in space and invade planets?
The US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) launches employment posters on Mars, from teachers and engineers to farmers, to help people imagine future lives on the red planet.
The private space company Blue Origin just posted on YouTube a video showing the process of their New Shepard rocket returning to Earth from space, under the rotation of…
Spaceship Earth Grants (SEG) - a community benefit organization and member of Buckminster Fuller Institute has just launched a contest to award space travel tickets to 1…
A Chinese company is investing to build a park in Hangzhou so visitors can experience the feeling of traveling to space.
When joining that trip, Ansari did not know that she was the first woman to travel in the sky but she always knew she had a strong energy, ready to do everything to conq…
Last time, the scientific community had many activities to mark the 45th year since the Apollo 11 spacecraft landed on the moon.
Since the astronaut Yuri Gagarin first flew into orbit and returned to Earth safely (April 12, 1961), the United Nations General Assembly and all humanity took April 12…
New research by the US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) shows that people may not be healthy enough for a trip to any other planet.