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Articles tagged: Lunar gateway

  • 24 August 2022 Moon mission's human-rated European Service Module is giant leap for ESA

    ...Joseph Aschbacher, said the inspirational impact of the Apollo lunar landings was still felt today. “With this mission ... to go back to the Moon and ultimately establish a Lunar Gateway that is 1000 times further out in space than the International...

  • 23 September 2024 Japan in Space: Past, Present and Future

    ... the partnership on the ISS. This is expected to continue with collaboration in the Artemis lunar programme and the possibility of Japanese astronauts on the Lunar Gateway station. As a final conclusion, the author predicts that “Japan will continue...

  • reproduction in space, space settlement, space travel, SpaceBorn United December 2019 Human conception and childbirth in space

    ...manifesting serious space programmes, in many cases united in coalitions such as the International Space station and Lunar Gateway. However, this is counterbalanced by a recent trend of initiating national Space Forces and, following the announcement...

    • reproduction in space
    • space settlement
    • space travel
    • SpaceBorn United
    Authors: Egbert Edelbroek    
  • Baikonur, Dmitry Rogozin, Roskosmos, soyuz, vostochny April 2020 Reviving Russia’s space programme

    ... to have been frozen and the newest squad of cosmonauts is already training to fly it. For Orel to reach the Lunar Gateway - the international project to replace the ISS - it will require a new heavy-lift launcher, the design of which...

    • Baikonur
    • Dmitry Rogozin
    • Roskosmos
    • soyuz
    • vostochny
    Authors: Brian Harvey    
  • High-temperature superconductors, HTS, NeutronStar System, SUPREME October 2020 Superconductors - key to unlocking high power space missions

    ... Space Station, the highest power spacecraft currently in orbit are at the 20kW mark. With the approaching Lunar Gateway mission (50kW), and ESA’s Mars Sample Return mission (40kW), both scheduled for launch within the...

    • High-temperature superconductors
    • HTS
    • NeutronStar System
    • SUPREME
    Authors: Georg Herdrich     Manuel La Rosa Betancourt     Marcus Collier-Wright     Matthias Krieger    
  • Agencia Espacial Portuguesa, Portugal space industry, Ricardo Conde, Sustainable Earth and Space January 2023 Portugal’s sustainable space strategy

    ... companies involved in missions such as ExoMars, Mars Sample Return, the International Habitation Module (I-HAB) part of the Lunar Gateway, the future European Large Logistic Lander (EL3) and the Columbus module at the International Space Station...

    • Agencia Espacial Portuguesa
    • Portugal space industry
    • Ricardo Conde
    • Sustainable Earth and Space
    Authors: Clive Simpson    
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