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14th IAASS Conference – Call for Papers now open!

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We are pleased to invite the global space community to contribute to the 14th IAASS International Space Safety Conference, “Together for a Safe...

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An artist's conception of a commercial hydrogen production plant that uses sunlight to split water in order to produce clean hydrogen fuel (Credits: University of Colorado Boulder).
Spacecraft Design1

Researchers Develop Water Splitting Solar-Thermal System to Produce Hydrogen Fuel

By Siddharth Raval on November 7, 2013

A laboratory model of a multi-tube solar reactor at the University of Colorado Boulder that can be used to split water in order to produce clean... Read more →
Grasshopper tilts just so to return to its launch pad (Credits: SpaceX).
Rocket Design

Grasshopper’s Journey Hints at New Era in Spaceflight

By Ines Hernandez on November 6, 2013

The first landing of the VTVL DC-X Advanced in 1996 (Credits: NASA). In 1997 McDonnell Douglas was the prime contractor in the Delta... Read more →
Radiation

Could a Vegetable Compound Protect Against the Effects of Radiation?

By Nikita Marwaha on November 5, 2013

DIM could be used to protect astronauts during space travel (Credits: NASA). A compound found in cruciferous vegetables such as cabbage, broccoli,... Read more →
Bas Lansdorp at the 2013 International Space Commerce Summit (Credits: Andrew Henry).
Space in Everyday Life

International Space Commerce Summit: The Celebrity Factor

By Guest Author on November 4, 2013

The video that opened day two of the International Space Commerce Summit featured the drama, explosions, and stirring musical score of a Hollywood... Read more →
Cosmonauts Zudov (right) and Rozhdestvensky spent 1.5 hours trying to writhe and cut themselves out of their pressure suits (Credits: Joachim Becker / SpaceFacts.de).
Close Calls

A Watery Yarn: The Unlucky Voyage of Soyuz 23 (Part 2)

By AmericaSpace on November 1, 2013

This article is Part 2 of the history of Soyuz 23. Read Part 1 here. Soyuz 23′s descent module and deflated parachute are hoisted from the... Read more →
The Sun on October 31, as seen from the Solar Dynamics Observatory (Credits: NASA).
Extreme Solar Weather1

Solar Maximum, Take Two

By Merryl Azriel on October 31, 2013

After months of quiet simmering, the Sun at last let loose at the end of October, spewing flare after flare in a resurgence that can only mean one... Read more →
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