And that’s all. These four missions, each launching in 2022, are set to change the way we understand our planet. 2022 is going to be a big year for earth science, and that is good news for all of us. Learn More:NASA to Launch 4 Earth Science Missions in 2022.JPL/CalTech. Featur...
Some of the missions like Juno, Kepler, SeaWinds, Dawn are relatively new. We are going further than this and presenting you a subjective list of NASA’s future mission. Only time will tell if they join the ranks of NASA’s finest work. Here is what is next for NASA. Table of Conten...
[How many ISS student interactions, town halls, etc. are done and where? what areas have the largest number of people’s names on space missions, mailing list memberships?] How does the economic news in this report find its way into national, regional, and home town media stories[why not...
While many recent missions have been among the most ambitious and expensive in the history of space, in some ways 2022 was also the year space became cheap. NASA launched more than a dozenCubeSats, shoe-box-sized satellites that can doscience experiments in orbit at a cost ...
and near-infrared regions of the electromagnetic spectrum it is the only telescope that has been designed in a manner that it can be serviced by astronauts in space. till date 5 space shuttle missions have been conducted to repair and upgrade the parts of the telescope the telescope has been...
揭开NASA太阳系探索计划的神秘面纱</ 在人类对宇宙无尽的好奇驱使下，NASA的太阳系探索计划（Solar System Exploration Program）与行星任务计划办公室（Planetary Missions Program Office）联手，承载着前沿科技的使命，即将发射一系列激动人心的星际探索之旅。行星任务计划办公室作为NASA的科学重任核心部门，...
Barnett notes that the crater is “bigger than your average stadium,” and was also a training site for the Apollo astronauts ahead of their lunar missions five decades ago. Be sure tocheck out NASA’s articlefor all 10 of its amazing “super, bowl-shaped venues.” ...
NASA is caught in an inescapable squeeze between rising costs for ongoing and ambitious new missions and an extremely tough Federal budget environment with politicians of both political affiliations looking to cut what they can to rein in the deficit, no matter the consequences of “killing the goo...
Charlie explains how returning to the Moon and going on to Mars raised concerns that funding would shift to human space flight at the expense of science missions. He also describes initial skepticism that the Ingenuity Mars Helicopter was a good idea. Charlie has some interesting thoughts on the...
Simplified Ion Thruster Xenon Feed System For NASA Science MissionsJohn Steven SnyderThomas RandolphRichard HoferDan M Goebel