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| NASA Will Invest in Biobots, Shapeshifters, and Other New Space Tech From shapeshifting technologies to space telescope swarms, NASA has quite a bit on its radar for investments. The space agency has selected 25 early-stage technology proposals that could transform human and robotic space exploration with the hopes of seeing those technologies become a reality.
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| How Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos Are Trying to Upend Space Exploration What brought everyone together was the exciting promise of a private space company showcasing its massive rockets–and the potential promise of carrying massive payloads into the skies at a radically cheap price. Never mind that NASA appears to have lost some interest in the Falcon Heavy; the ...
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| NASA Invests in Shapeshifters, Biobots, Other Visionary Technology WASHINGTON, March 30, 2018 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- NASA is investing in technology concepts that include meteoroid impact detection, space telescope swarms, and small orbital debris mapping technologies that may one day be used for future space exploration missions. The agency ...
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| Out of this world: Inside Japan's space colony centre TOKYO: A newly created Space Colony Research centre led by Japan's first female astronaut is bringing cutting-edge technology to bear on one of ... Tucked away in high-tech laboratories at the Tokyo University of Science, a team of 30 researchers directed by Chiaki Mukai are studying new ways to ...
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Orbital ATK unveils new satellite-servicing technology SpaceLogistics has a long-range plan to develop a product line of in-orbit servicing spacecraft can provide a variety of space logistics services including repair, assembly and transportation through space. The company is also working with U.S. government agencies to develop and implement new ...
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| China space lab may fall to Earth later: European Space Agency But there is "no need for people to worry", the China Manned Space Engineering Office (CMSEO) said earlier on its WeChat social media account. Such falling spacecraft do "not crash into the Earth fiercely like in sci-fi movies, but turn into a splendid (meteor shower) and move across the beautiful starry ...
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| Is Tiangong-1's death dive to Earth scary? Yes, and no It probably helps that society is more accustomed to space technology at this point and that we've already been through Skylab's reentry, so we have some idea what to expect. It's also worth keeping in mind that Skylab was also about 10 times the mass of Tiangong-1. Still, all those bits of rational ... Out-of-control 9-TONNE Chinese space station Tiangong-1 will give 'splendid show' when it crash ... - The Sun
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| FCC approves SpaceX plan to launch 4425 broadband satellites Imposition of such a zone could effectively preclude the proposed operation of SpaceX's system, and OneWeb has not provided legal or technical justification for a buffer zone of this size. While we are concerned about the risk of collisions between the space stations of NGSO systems operating at similar ...
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| UNG hopes to occupy Lanier Tech's buildings by August 2019 The University of North Georgia is looking to implement $19 million in renovations at its Gainesville campus to convert space being vacated by Lanier Technical College. The new campus being constructed for Lanier Tech off Ga. 365 at Howard Road will leave empty buildings available for UNG to use to ...
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| SpaceTech-REDDI-2018 Appendix F1: Tech Flights - NASA Flight Opportunities Now Open The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Headquarters has released a solicitation, titled "NASA Flight Opportunities (FO): Technology Advancement Utilizing Suborbital Flight Opportunities," as an Appendix to the Space Technology Mission Directorate (STMD) NASA Research ...
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