

The Space Effect on Human Body: What You Need to Know!
Do you ever dream of traveling to space and uncovering the mysteries of the universe? Do you often wonder about being weightless, flying through space,...
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NASA Creates weather sensors with dynamic abilities!
Both COWVR and TEMPEST show that smaller, less expensive scientific instruments can contribute significantly to weather forecasting. NASA creates a pair of weather instruments. The...
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Israeli Space Telescope Launched by NASA!
The Ultraviolet Transient Astronomy Satellite (ULTRASAT) will be the first Israeli space telescope project, and it will be launched by NASA. The ultraviolet observatory ULTRASAT...
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Quantum Telescopes: The Advancements in Space Observatory Technology!
Quantum technology has expanded astronomy and astrophysics in recent years. Quantum telescopes could transform our understanding of the universe. They detect and study celestial objects...
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What is the function of space observatory technology?
Space observatory technology has come a long way since the first satellite (Sputnik 1) was launched into orbit in the late 1950s. A space observatory...
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How fast can we travel in space with modern technology?
We all know that nothing is faster than the speed of light. This is one of the major fundamental laws of science. However, as we...
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The Russian satellite “Kosmos 2499” dies in the orbit!
According to the U.S. Space Force, the Russian satellite got broke during the first week of January. The secretive satellite was orbiting the Earth to...
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Rolls-Royce reveals early-stage design for space nuclear reactor!
Rolls-Royce (A British motor car company) is collaborating with the UK space agency for nuclear power and propulsion options in spaceflight. Rolls-Royce has also announced...
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A New Large Space Telescope is to be launched by NASA for a Space Survey
After the successful launch of the James Webb Space Telescope (JSWT), NASA is not taking any breaks. NASA is nowhere near stopping, instead of that...
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