... spacecraft on the moon has become something of a national educational beacon by inspiring the country’s children to take up STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) subjects. By continuing with the mission, SpaceIL aims to set in motion...
... JAXA on the other hand are settling for something a little less exotic, as it seems their inspiration might stem from the popular Japanese comic series “Space Brothers.” However the principle behind the Avatar is similar...
... contractor for NASA’s Orion spacecraft announced it was looking for ideas of commercial uses, including payloads, science, STEM, art and entertainment, or any other commercial endeavours that would fly on one of Orion’s upcoming missions to the...
... rocky exoplanets scattered throughout the galaxy. The theory that all of Earth's water comes from asteroids stems from the fact that chemically speaking, ocean water and water found on asteroids are very similar...
... satellites for Spire Global, Tyvak Nano-Satellite Systems, Fleet Space Technologies and the Irvine CubeSat Stem Program. Hoping to eventually take away some of the hundreds (if not thousands) of defunct satellites burgeoning our skies...
..., said: “Today is a significant day for Moray, whose economy is rich in aviation, technology and advanced engineering skills, stemming from the RAF presence and the energy sector.” Graham Turnock, chief executive of the UK Space Agency...