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Articles tagged: interplanetary

  • astronaut health, SANS, zero gravity October 2025 Investigating the hidden effects of zero gravity on astronaut vision

    As human spaceflight missions grow longer and ambitions for interplanetary travel move closer to reality, understanding the effects of microgravity on astronaut health becomes ever more critical. One of ...

    • astronaut health
    • SANS
    • zero gravity
    Authors: Alexander E Smoleevsky     Olga M Manko     Yuri A Bubeev    
  • Jim Bridenstine, Nanoracks, space colony, Tanegashima, UAE Hope Mars mission 20 July 2020 Hope launch heralds ambitious future space plans

    Moments from launching their country’s first interplanetary probe, scientists, government officials and diplomats representing the United Arab Emirates’ space program were already ...

    • Jim Bridenstine
    • Nanoracks
    • space colony
    • Tanegashima
    • UAE Hope Mars mission
  • Deinococcus, International Space Station, lithopanspermia, massapanspermia, panspermia 28 August 2020 Clumps of bacteria could survive interplanetary journey, new study says

    The long debated and often controversial theory of panspermia, the idea that life has been spread throughout the Universe by tiny microbes which have hitched a ride on objects as small as space dust and as big as planetoids, has been given a boost ...

    • Deinococcus
    • International Space Station
    • lithopanspermia
    • massapanspermia
    • panspermia
  • EVE, MarCO, Mars Cube One, WALL-E 08 February 2019 Mars MarCO CubeSats go quiet

    ... considers it unlikely they'll be heard from again. MarCO, short for Mars Cube One, was the first interplanetary mission to use a class of mini-spacecraft called CubeSats. The MarCOs - nicknamed EVE and WALL-E, after characters...

    • EVE
    • MarCO
    • Mars Cube One
    • WALL-E
  • Elon Musk, mars, SpaceX, special report January 2017 Elon Musk and Mars - looking for a snowball effect

    ... refuelling network. Extension of the by now technologically mature Earth-Moon cycler stations to Earth-Mars orbits for interplanetary passenger transport. Crewed Mars landing craft would then be based on decades of experience with lunar landings and...

    • Elon Musk
    • mars
    • SpaceX
    • special report
    Authors: Stephen Ashworth    
  • ESOC, NASA, Rosetta March 2016 Rosetta – Starting from Scratch

    ..., our destination and the planets we wanted to use as slingshots to accelerate the spacecraft towards the comet. Travelling in interplanetary space means finding a road in space and time to ensure the spacecraft arrives at the encounters with the...

    • ESOC
    • NASA
    • Rosetta
    Authors: Paolo Ferri    
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