... alcohol on both the Russian Mir space station and the International Space Station (ISS). According to cosmonaut Alexander Lazutkin, “During prolonged space missions, especially at the beginning of the space age, we had alcoholic drinks in the...
...followed by a catastrophic explosion and it has yet to launch successfully. The busiest in the world for most of the Space Age was Plesetsk in Russia, its dominance ended only recently by the SpaceX Falcon 9 launching 50 Starlink satellites at a time...
..., Midven and Wren Capital invest in the leading innovator of deployable space antennas and structures for the New Space age. The five companies exemplify the Harwell Space Cluster and companies within it that are helping to drive a step...
.... For decades, its author has been collecting and cataloguing books published before the dawn of the Space Age, and this illustrated bibliography is the result of his passion (full disclosure: this reviewer is acknowledged in the prelim...
... than those of earlier wars for foreign natural resources. War in space Since the dawn of the space age, it has been agreed by the international community that outer space must be used for peaceful purposes. However, this central objective...
... all the satellites that were launched by all nations in the world during the first 60 years of the Space Age. Looking at the other large constellations under development or being planned, we are likely to see tens of thousands of new...