Posts Tagged ‘Nasa’

Shuttling back & forth: Atlantis to put 27,000 pound cargo on the ISS

Monday, November 16, 2009 22:09 By Neo

NASA is pretty renowned for screw ups that only it can manage to pull off and after re-recording on the moon landing tapes its reputation has been on a one way trip down the spiral. With the International Space Station (ISS) in eternal need of repairs and pare parts and the space shuttles at NASA’s [...]

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Nasa’s LCROSS Mission Finds Frozen Water on the Moon

Sunday, November 15, 2009 12:38 By Madhuri Katti

Nasa’s Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite (LCROSS) had made an impact into Cabeus crater near south pole of Moon on 9th October and had kicked up debris as high as one mile. Scientists have analyzed the plume of the debris and concluded that it was frozen water. It seems quite a significant quantity of [...]

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NASA’s Ares Rockets: The Best Invention of 2009 according to TIME

Saturday, November 14, 2009 9:12 By GSerrano

The best, smartest, and coolest thing built in 2009, according to TIME, is ‘a machine that can launch human beings to cosmic destinations we’d never considered before.’ This is called NASA’s Ares Rockets. Previous to this invention, astronauts had not been able to move ‘beyond the harbor lights of low-Earth orbit in nearly 40 years.’ [...]

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Wings for the planet: RQ-4 Global Hawk’s to now keep a watch over planet’s health!

Tuesday, November 10, 2009 13:40 By Neo

When you talk of planes such as the Northrop Grumman RQ-4 Global Hawk, which stay in the sky for a whole day without needing to refuel, have a range of over 3400 miles and can hit altitudes of up to 20,000 meters, you would think they would be used to spy on enemy nations, drop [...]

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Animal Rights Activists Furious Over NASA’s Plans For Squirrel Monkeys.

Saturday, November 7, 2009 20:40 By Rajeev Saxena

The U.S space agency, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) had recently announced that, it was in the process of carrying out an experiment that would give an insight into the effects of space travel. NASA plans to expose about 18 to 28 squirrel monkeys to low levels of radiation in an effort to determine [...]

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Space Debris Becoming A Threat For Future Space Missions

Thursday, November 5, 2009 22:03 By Rajeev Saxena

The ever increasing pace at which the outer space is slowly turning into a junkyard, not only poses great perils of our planet, but has also become a reason for concern for the scientists, as this space junk is going to become the number one cause for failed deep missions. The debris from previous rocket [...]

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Russian Space Agency To Develop A Nuclear Powered Spaceship

Wednesday, October 28, 2009 19:09 By Rajeev Saxena

The realm of sci-fi is finally merging with the aspects of reality and the technology we witnessed in some of the greatest science fiction flicks like, Star Trek and Mission To Mars is all set to come true. The Russian Space Agency today announced, that it is planning to build a nuclear powered spaceship. As [...]

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NASA’s Newest Rocket Launches As The Weather Clears

Wednesday, October 28, 2009 18:02 By Rajeev Saxena

The Ares I-X prototype rocket, that is considered to be one of the biggest accomplishments of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) finally took off from the Kennedy Space Center launch pad after multiple weather delays. The Ares I-X rocket is expected to be the much awaited replacement for NASA’s space shuttle program and [...]

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Jodhpur flooding amid India’s drought

Monday, October 26, 2009 22:48 By GSerrano

While India is under its worst drought in 20 years, the desert city of Jodhpur also known as Blue City, long a popular tourist spot, is slowly flooding because of the Indira Gandhi canal, a massive irrigation infrastructure that ‘diverts water from the northern “breadbasket” state of Punjab down to Haryana and Rajasthan.’ Jodhpur, the [...]

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No End of the World in 2012: NASA (more ways for the movie ‘2012’ to hype its marketing)

Sunday, October 25, 2009 6:35 By GSerrano

An upcoming film entitled ‘2012’ feeds on the current paranoia of some people that the world will end on December 2012 as predicted by the Mayan calendar, that a rogue planet called Nibiru will collide with Earth, and that solar flare will consume the planet in flames. These are all highly-imaginative fiction, of course. NASA [...]

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