There is not much history when it comes to launching missions into space. It is no lie that the Soviet Union, now called Russia, along with U.S, China, India, and Japan have launched pretty massive space missions for the sake of exploration and to have the upper hand. With the advent of technology, more states are coming forward to take part in this venture.
There is not much history when it comes to launching missions into space. It is no lie that the Soviet Union, now called Russia, along with U.S, China, India, and Japan have launched pretty massive space missions for the sake of exploration and to have the upper hand. With the advent of technology, more states are coming forward to take part in this venture.
The United Arab Emirates is set to launch its first space
mission to Mars today. The schedule is set for 5:58 PM EST. The spacecraft that
will go on the mission is named “Hope,” and it is just a matter of hours before
the countdown. The mission is also viewed as pride for UAE’s 50th anniversary
of founding in December next year.
The main objective of the mission is to provide a global
snapshot of the weather on our neighboring planet. The average travel time to
reach Mars from Earth and back with the current spacecraft technology is 21
months, and to ensure that the mission is accomplished by the time of the
anniversary, the spacecraft will be launched today.
The Sun releases a constant stream of particles and magnetic fields called the solar wind. This solar wind slams worlds across the solar system with particles and radiation — which can stream all the way to planetary surfaces unless thwarted by an atmosphere, magnetic field, or both. Here’s how these solar particles interact with a few select planets and other celestial bodies.
It’s really too bad Venus isn’t more hospitable because landing a craft there — or Titan, for that matter — would be a lot easier than touching down on Mars. Find out why the first Martian colonists might end up touching down in an enormous, inflatable donut in this episode of MinutePhysics. Not the most glamorous of entrances, but, hey, beggars can’t be choosers.
Your days of splendid isolation are numbered, Mars - SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has unveiled audacious new plans for a rocket that will transport our first interplanetary astronauts to the Red Planet, perhaps as early as 2025. After that: plant a self- sustaining colony of 1 million souls on Mars. Here's how Musk plans to do it in seven easy steps:
Science has been a big contributing factor to the change of the world. From time to time, it creates something new and different. Having known this, it just means that everyday is a discovery. Ordinary people may not appreciate the fast-changing growth of science but for scientists, this is indeed a successful journey. It took them thousands of years to discover, big expenses to incur in their search for the materials to design an invention, and even risks of their lives. Being one is not easy. It requires total patience, hard-work and determination to achieve a scientific success. How much how you known about them?
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