It wasn't always the case that astronauts would frequently travel to space. This blog offers a quick overview of the development of human spaceflight history and speculates on possible future
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Because of a legislation that forbids federal regulation of commercial space ventures, the answer is currently "no." Because of this, the public and those who decide to travel to space might not have enough knowledge to evaluate the safety of commercial spaceflight. It's time for the regulatory moratorium to end so that the FAA can lead the creation of safety standards. Since 2004, the majority of participant safety rules have been prohibited by federal law, leaving almost all safety-related decisions, equipment, and standards for commercial spaceflight participants, such as amateur astronauts, up to the discretion of the service provider. As a result, businesses decide for themselves what safety requirements are acceptable and choose to implement them. These include fundamental, important safety features such as when passengers should wear pressurized suits in the event of an oxygen shortage, when they should be strapped into the car's interior, and their risk tolerance for potential
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Did you know that humans are more like jellyfish than we previously thought? Scientists, sparkling with enthusiasm for space exploration were keen to discover how exactly micro-gravity would effect human
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While only a chosen few have had personal space, space exploration has helped all of mankind flourish. Humanity has been engaged in space for more than 50 years; although the number
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An amount of $843 million is being paid to the corporation in order to construct a rocket that would "deorbit" the space station. A contract for $843 million has just been
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Sometime between now and the end of the year, a big star explosion is likely going to glow in the night sky. This outburst, dubbed a nova, is projected to
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The capital, Washington, The conclusion of a NASA report was that reducing the duration of satellites' stays in orbit following the conclusion of their missions is among the most economically
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A ground-breaking partnership between NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) and ISRO (Indian Space Research Organization) is the NASA-ISRO SAR (NISAR) program. Using cutting-edge radar imaging technology, this collaborative Earth-observing
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On April 8, 2024, a total solar eclipse will span North America, passing through portions of 15 U.S. states. Astronomers can view the major event when and when it is
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Roughly 4.5 quite a while back, a virus haze of gas and residue covered somewhere down in one of the Smooth Manner cosmic system's twisting arms began to implode. From
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NGC 488 is one of the most picturesque screw galaxies of the storing sky, with its multiple soft-hued and svelte screw arms. Image: Adam Block/Mount Lemmon SkyCenter/University of Arizona. NGC 488
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Messier 2 is a fine globular cluster that looks markedly elliptical in a north-west to south-east orientation. Image: Bernard Hubl. Messier 2 is probably the weightier globular cluster of the late-summer/early
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Fomalhaut is a class-A star that lies 25 light years away. Image: NASA, ESA, and the Digitized Sky Survey 2. Fomalhaut (alpha [α] PsA), the principal star of Piscis Austrinus, the
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The Great Galaxy in Andromeda (M31), is a magnificent screw galaxy well on show on storing evenings. M32 lies to the south of M31’s core, while NGC 205 (M110) is
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M74 is one of the weightier screw galaxies of the storing sky but its low surface splendor can make it a tough capture in unfavourable observing conditions. Image: Adam Block Messier