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8 AI Girlfriend Chat Sites Compared for Personality, Features, and Value

By Andrea Gini
Choosing the right ai girlfriend chat website can be difficult because many platforms promise realistic conversations and custom virtual companions....

14th IAASS Conference – Call for Papers now open!

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We are pleased to invite the global space community to...

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Gaia space telescope (Credits: ESA).
Astronomy

The Dangerous Life of Space Astronomers

By Antoine Amrouni-Keiling on January 29, 2014

The recent launch of Gaia gave a boost of popularity to astronomy missions. Blasting from the Guiana Space Center in French Guiana, the Soyuz-STK... Read more →
The Challenger STS 51-L crew, as it should be remembered: positive and brilliant individuals, happily striving to explore space and further humanity’s reach into the Universe. In the back row (lef to right) Ellison S. Onizuka, Sharon Christa McAuliffe, Greg Jarvis, and Judy Resnik. In the front row (lefto to right) Mike Smith, Dick Scobee, and Ron McNair (Credits: NASA).
The Space Shuttle Challenger Disaster

Missed Warnings: The Fatal Flaws Which Doomed Challenger

By AmericaSpace on January 28, 2014

Of all the fragments of Challenger which were recovered, this shard of the craft, bearing part of her name, was particularly poignant (Credits:... Read more →
The Apollo 1 Command Module one day after the fatal fire (Credits: NASA).
The Apollo 1 Fire1

Fire and Spaceflight

By Merryl Azriel on January 27, 2014

All spaceflight relies on fire. Combustion provides the force which sends every spacecraft into orbit. Anyone who has watched a rocket launch can... Read more →
When the countdown clock began ticking, nine minutes before launch, it must have caught the assembled spectators by surprise. Mission 51C was indeed the quietest human launch ever conducted by NASA, a fact which sat uneasily with Public Affairs staff and public alike (Credits: NASA).
Space Policy

“T-9 Minutes and Counting …”: NASA’s First Secret Shuttle Flight

By AmericaSpace on January 23, 2014

“Miracle” is a term which is often applied to many aspects of the space program: to Yuri Gagarin’s pioneering flight to the accomplishment of... Read more →
Debris Remediation

D-Orbit Tests Core Technology in Space

By Matteo Emanuelli on January 22, 2014

D-Orbit payload was launched on November 21, 2013, from Yasny Cosmodrome aboard a Dnepr rocket (Credits: D-Orbit). Last year, Space Safety... Read more →
Media

Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel 2013 Annual Report

By Staff Writers on January 21, 2014

As mentioned in yesterday's review of space debris activities, NASA's Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel (ASAP) released its annual report covering the... Read more →
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