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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...

Press Clips October 2024

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TOP NEWS Elon Musk shares Starship Flight 5 Super Heavy rocket...

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TOP NEWS Russia Plans To Create Core Of New Space Station By...

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Astronauts Mark and Scott Kelly will be working together again when Mark serves as his brother's control during a a one year mission on ISS.
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Astronaut Twins Volunteer Selves for Science

By Merryl Azriel on August 3, 2013

Scott Kelly was assigned to a one year mission to the International Space Station. His identical twin brother, Mark Kelly, recently retired from... Read more →
Another collision threat looms for ESTCube-1. This projection was posted on the mission Facebook page.
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ESTCube Survives First Collision Threat, Faces Another

By Merryl Azriel on August 3, 2013

ESTCube-1 is not having a very good week. Just as operators were heaving a sigh of relief over having escaped a collision with a close-passing debris... Read more →
Shortly after 0900 local time, on a crisp February day in Chelyabinsk, Russia, Marat Ahmetvaleev went to one of his favorite spots to catch some photographs of the rising sun. Instead, he captured this streak of fire, smoke, and stone. At maximum brightness, the burning 17m rock travelled at 18.6km/s. ©Marat Ahmetvaleev http://marateaman.livejournal.com/
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Asteroid that Possibly Spawned Chelyabinsk Meteor Identified

By Merryl Azriel on August 2, 2013

An asteroid that may have been the source for the meteor that exploded above Chelyabinsk, Russia in February. It is thought that a fragment of the... Read more →
Parsons in the Pasadena desert, along side a prototype engine (Credits: JPL).
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Jack Parsons and the Occult Roots of JPL

By Phillip Keane on August 2, 2013

Almost everyone in the fields of space and aeronautical engineering are aware of the names of Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, Robert Goddard, and Werner Von... Read more →
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Estonian Cubesat on a Collision Course with Iridium-Cosmos Debris

By Matteo Emanuelli on August 1, 2013

Image of ESTCube-1 operating its experiment (Credits: University of Tartu) According to the United States Joint Space Operations Center (JSOC),... Read more →
A high velocity impact perforation on the Space Shuttle Endeavour due to a micrometeoroid (credits: NASA).
Kessler Syndrome

Subject to Orbital Debris Impact

By Staff Writers on August 1, 2013

Introduction The hazard from orbital debris is of growing international concern for the safety of space-based infrastructure.  Because of their... Read more →
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