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Human activity in space is rapidly increasing. From rockets and space stations, to private astronauts and missions to the Moon, Beyond Earth News wants to help you stay informed about what humanity is doing beyond Earth.
A Powergrid on the Moon
Astrobotic is working toward providing power on the lunar surface. By creating a powergrid that they call LunaGrid, Astrobotic will be able to power missions from other organizations conducting Moon missions.
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NASA Drops VIPER
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NASA is canceling the VIPER project. This project would have sent a rover to the lunar South Pole to confirm the presence of water ice.
The End of ISS and What Comes After
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The International Space Station has served as a research center and outpost in orbit for more than 2 decades. Plans are in the works to end its mission, and space agencies are preparing for what comes after.
Ariane 6 Maiden Flight Mostly Successful
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Europe’s new heavy lift rocket has had its first launch. The launch puts Europe back into the space launch game, though there are still some issues to work through.
Firefly Launches 5th Alpha Rocket
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Firefly has successfully launched their 5th Alpha rocket. FTLA005 carried 8 CubeSats into orbit for NASA.
NASA Announces Backup for Artemis II
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NASA has announced Andre Douglas to act as backup crew for the Artemis II test flight.
Russian Satellite Breaks Apart in Orbit
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Russian satellite Resurs-P1 breaks apart in LEO, causing astronauts aboard the ISS to seek shelter in their spacecraft.
NASA’s Spacesuit Issues!
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NASA postpones spacewalks due to spacesuit issues. The company contracted to make new ones backs out of contract.
Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Turns 15
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NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter has been working hard for humanity at the Moon. It continues to take photos of the lunar surface and helps in discoveries and exploration.
Rocket Lab Succeeds on Electron Launch 50
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Rocket Lab has been launching rockets since 2017 and on June 21, 2024 they launched rocket number 50.
NASA Selects 9 Companies for Mars Studies
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NASA has selected 9 companies to conduct studies on adapting current space projects to be used for Mars exploration. NASA wants to see what the commercial sector can do to help send more frequent missions to Mars.
Rocket Lab Completes Launches for NASA
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Rocket Lab uses a pair of its Electron Rockets to quickly launch two NASA satellites. The Satellites, part of NASA’s Prefire mission, will observe the polar regions of Earth.
SpaceX Starship IFT-4 Success!
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SpaceX nails its fourth test flight of its massive Starship rocket. Both Starship and the Super Heavy booster make successful soft splashdowns in the ocean.
Boeing Starliner Successfully Puts NASA Astronauts into Orbit
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After a few delays, Boeing Starliner successfully launches on a ULA Atlas V rocket. Crewing Starliner are NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams.
NEW Korea Aerospace Agency Founded
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South Korea has created their own space agency and is looking to expand its influence in space.
NASA's OSIRIS-APEX Gets Close to the Sun!
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NASA's OSIRIS-APEX Gets Close to the Sun!
Searching for Exoplanets with NGR Space Telescope
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Searching for Exoplanets with NGR Space Telescope
Sierra Space Testing Dream Chaser and Shooting Star
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Sierra Space Testing Dream Chaser and Shooting Star
Artemis III Lunar Surface Mission Prep
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Artemis III Lunar Surface Mission Prep
Sierra Space Tests Their Inflatable Habitat
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Sierra Space Tests Their Inflatable Habitat
Rocket Lab Archimedes Engine and Neutron Rocket
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Rocket Lab Archimedes Engine and Neutron Rocket
Is Gateway Station Making Any Progress?
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Is Gateway Station Making Any Progress?
From Mars to Titan, Ingenuity to Dragonfly
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From Mars to Titan, Ingenuity to Dragonfly
Quick Introduction to Beyond Earth News
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Quick Introduction to Beyond Earth News
I made an animation of ISS being deorbited before they announced this. I also made another animation of Starliner having problems a couple of hours before it launched.
I barfed
Recent studies on the cumulative effect of space trash re-entering the atmosphere and the activating effects on ozone depletion processes is a worrying indicator for the future. In light of this, I suggest that NASA should delay the de-orbit of the ISS before more studies are made.
This.. Precisely! That mass is already in orbit and there exists materials to be used IN ORBIT. If VARDA & Rocket Lab could joint venture to produce medicine in space then NASA can _reuse_ these materials to build something new as well!
"What comes after" is already in orbit. Tiangong is working well.
@rais1953 Roscosmos might work out something to send cosmonauts to Tiangong. It's doubtful that any of the other partners will look to use the Chinese station.
@@Beyond-Earth-News For political reasons they may not want to. That's their choice. But many other countries not involved with the ISS might be interested.
good job guys!
@@adydee7612 Thank you!
All future satellites launched should have a deorbit capacity. This capacity needs to be autonomous of the satellite itself. Obviously weight is a premium but that is getting more and more mitigated with things like spacex.
Is there a way to distinguish the scenarios by the amount of debris and measurable characteristics such the delta v of the debris relative to the original satellite.
It's taken you this long to make _this?_ *_"The satellite, Resurs P1, suffered some event at around 12 p.m. Eastern June 26, U.S Space Command (USSPACECOM) said in a June 27 statement, creating more than 100 pieces of debris. The statement did not indicate any potential cause for the breakup."_*
Gee, could you be more stiff?
Nice!
3:18 "quick turnarounds" are dependent on a separate launch provider, ULA Vulcan predominantly. It will not be a quick turnaround. While vaguely following Dream Chaser's development for about ten years, it was only during your description that I began to question why Dream Chaser has the Shooting Star module. It is a mini Cygnus. Is that better or needed?
Zach here. I'm guessing Sierra Space will be looking to use multiple launch providers once they get a fleet of Dream Chasers operational. As far as Shooting Star, I'm seeing it as being able to provide more cargo space, as well as external payload options. It also looks like it's their way to provide both cargo return and cargo disposal with a single flight.
nice overview of the program.
The solar sail will be an interesting to watch
Yea. It's interesting technology, and we are curious to see how it pans out. Thanks for the comment!