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Articles tagged: rocket

  • BepiColombo, Life on Venus, PH3, phosphine, Rocket Lab 09 October 2020 BepiColombo could search for signs of life as it flybys Venus next week

    ... colleagues is tantalising, but if it turns out the Mercury probe is not suited to search for PH3, others such as Rocket Lab’s intended Venus mission and future Venera missions planned by Russia, might get lucky instead. Although...

    • BepiColombo
    • Life on Venus
    • PH3
    • phosphine
    • Rocket Lab
  • Fleet Space Technologies, Internet of things (IoT), Project Galaxy, Rocket Lab 12 February 2019 Fleet Space Technologies hits major milestone with Project Galaxy

    ... US$2 per device, per year. Fleet Space Technologies launched the first of its nanosatellites in 2018 on board SpaceX, Rocket Lab and ISRO — to create its global, low-powered IoT connectivity network. Several Fortune 500 companies...

    • Fleet Space Technologies
    • Internet of things (IoT)
    • Project Galaxy
    • Rocket Lab
  • International Space Station, Skybot F-850, Soyuz 2.1a rocket, Soyuz MS-14 spacecraft 27 August 2019 Soyuz MS-14 successfully docks with ISS on second attempt

    ... descent control system, ready for when Russian crew launch transition from the Soyuz-FG to the Soyuz 2.1a rocket beginning in Spring 2020. While there was no human crew onboard the spacecraft, there was one lofty...

    • International Space Station
    • Skybot F-850
    • Soyuz 2.1a rocket
    • Soyuz MS-14 spacecraft
  • Boeing, Future Heavy, Lockheed Martin, Tony Bruno, ULA 28 July 2016 United Launch Alliance Sets New Record for Largest Sports Rocket Launch

    ... only unique aspect of the Future Heavy – it is a rocket built entirely by the company's interns and their mentors, while ...The ULA Future Heavy rocket. Credit: ULA The Future Heavy is considered a sport rocket, a rocket built for recreational purposes...

    • Boeing
    • Future Heavy
    • Lockheed Martin
    • Tony Bruno
    • ULA
  • Falcon 9, NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, SES, SES 10 satellite, SpaceX 29 March 2017 SpaceX set to reuse rocket for the first time on Friday

    ... International Space Station last year. The company’s philosophy of keeping costs of space flight down by reusing its rockets, will finally be realised – to some degree – on Friday, as the launch, which was initially planned for tomorrow (Thursday...

    • Falcon 9
    • NASA’s Kennedy Space Center
    • SES
    • SES 10 satellite
    • SpaceX
  • 3D printing, Additive manufacturing, Orbex 24 February 2021 Orbex commissions industrial 3D printer for rocket engines

    ..., Orbex is expanding its factory floor space by an additional 1,000 square metres. The 3D printing system will print rocket parts using a custom blend of metals including titanium and aluminium to create a lightweight system designed to withstand the...

    • 3D printing
    • Additive manufacturing
    • Orbex
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