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| Giving India a new height in space technology, ISRO likely to launch Chandrayaan-2 in April The space technology is being used by various ministries and departments like in Smart City Mission, preparation of utilisation certificates in Ministry of DoNER etc. The minister also said that India is using the technology for peaceful purposes and its applications have been diversified in various fields ... India Likely To Launch Chandrayan-2 in April This Year, Says Union Minister Jitendra Singh - India.com
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| Better Know a Blogger: SJVN on Linux, Microsoft, space roadsters, and more In this interview we talk about how he manages his workload, what it takes to keep up, the value of social media for professional visibility, the difference between Docker and Kubernetes, what Meltdown and Spectre mean for the future of processor technology and cloud computing, man's future in space, ...
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| How the private space industry could take over lower Earth orbit — and make money off it Such vehicles would likely be smaller, less expensive, and less complex than the ISS, but they would allow continued access to this key area of space. Lower Earth orbit is a great testing ground for the technologies needed for missions to the Moon and Mars, which NASA has its eye on. With private ...
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| What Happens to US NewSpace Industry After ISS? Yet we've just scratched the surface. Without the National Lab and the ISS as a testbed platform, research into space utilization and in space manufacturing would be significantly reduced. In recent years, ISS and the National Lab have been used for technology development in numerous fields, including ...
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| UAE invests Dhs20b in space programmes: Salem Al Marri The space programme is unique to the Arab world and the UAE aims to become a regional hub for space technology. The UAE also wants to send its citizens into space. More than 3,000 people, aged between 17 and 67, have applied for its astronaut programme — 25 per cent are women and the ...
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| The long march into outer space The Chinese seemed to have narrowed down on Long March-7 rockets as the heavy-duty vehicle of choice for building the space station. The plans are only getting bigger. By 2030, China wants to perfect a heavy-lift carrier rocket, currently called Long March-9, according to the Science and Technology ...
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| SKY7 spots stealthy space startup testing its rocket in Alameda The company told us it works closely with Alameda's fire department, city officials and the Navy, and ultimately wants to work with schools as it turns the former Naval base into a space technology hub. An influx of space innovation could mean an influx of cash for businesses already at the Naval Air ...
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NASA Is Bringing Back Nuclear Tech to Get Rockets to Mars It's not exactly like NASA pulled 50-year-old rockets out of storage, dusted them off, and are getting to launch them into space. The agency partnered with a Virginia-based company called BWXT Nuclear Energy on an $18.8 million contract to update and refine the nuclear thermal propulsion (NPT) tech ...
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| Focus at Four: NASA shows off new communication technology NASA's Tracking and Data Relay Satellites (TDRS) bring in data from over 40 missions including the space station. NASA Navigation Systems Engineer Cheryl Gramling joined First News at Four to discuss the satellite technology. "We needed a way to communicate with the astronauts continuously," ...
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| ISRO technically ready for human space missions The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is ready with technologies needed for human space missions and only political clearance is needed, ... Delivering the spotlight address at the fourth ORF-Kalpana Chawla Space Dialogue here today, B.N. Suresh, Honorary Distinguished Professor of the ...
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