Tuesday, August 18, 2009

AFP: S.Korea counts down to first space rocket launch

AFP: S.Korea counts down to first space rocket launch

Ready steady go code for sourth korea,put into orbit a South Korean-built 100-kilogram (220 pound) satellite.

Wednesday, August 5, 2009

SpacePort AMerica Launch

Please find the Video links news of the two launch un manned spacecraft at Spaceport America Las Cruz.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtYw5X8Fxzk

A More Efficient Spacecraft Engine

ION exchange engine test successful at JPL Lab, System Rediness Test completed ready to go !

Technology Review: A More Efficient Spacecraft Engine

Tuesday, August 4, 2009

Sunday, July 26, 2009

July 24, 1950: America Gets a Spaceport | This Day In Tech | Wired.com

July 24, 1950: America Gets a Spaceport This Day In Tech Wired.com

This is a great aricles about the root and the histroy of rocket science after WW2 in America and birth of Space Port America.

Emmerich's Asimov Foundation Trilogy Being Written By Private Ryan Scribe - foundation - io9

Finally, wonderful news!, Foundation Series is coming to CINEMA,

This movie series is based on acclimed Book by one of the greatest science Fiction story writer Mr ASIMOV, which changed the space literature for ever,

Emmerich's Asimov Foundation Trilogy Being Written By Private Ryan Scribe - foundation - io9

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

Challenger Center sends patches into orbit, literally | lohud.com | The Journal News

Mr Sawyer Roenstein is also a "Chief of Highschool " For Facebook ISS group.

Challenger Center sends patches into orbit, literally lohud.com The Journal News

Two fabric patches from Lower Hudson Valley Challenger Center in Airmont are aboard space shuttle Endeavour, which is docked to the International Space Station on its current mission, STS-127.
Sawyer Rosenstein, a 15-year flight director at the center, worked to get the patches on board. He worked with Larry Palant of Suffern, a former board member of the center, who has connections at NASA.

Tuesday, July 21, 2009

Astronauts carry out spacewalk, repair toilet | The Space Shot - CNET News

Astronauts carry out spacewalk, repair toilet The Space Shot - CNET News:
"While that was going on, the shuttle's seven-member crew was restricted to using Endeavour's on-board toilet and the six-man station crew was told to use the potty in the Russian Zvezda command module.
Going into Endeavour's mission, NASA planned for several shuttle crew members to use the toilet in the Destiny module to avoid filling up the shuttle's waste water tank."

Thursday, July 16, 2009

Space Exploration Technologies Corporation - Press

Hawthorne, CA – July 15, 2009 – Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX) announces the successful launch of Falcon 1 Flight 5 launch vehicle and the precision placement of Malaysia's RazakSAT into Earth orbit.
“This marks another successful launch by the SpaceX team,” said Elon Musk, CEO and CTO of SpaceX. “We are pleased to announce that Malaysia's RazakSAT, aboard Falcon 1, has achieved the intended orbit.”
Falcon 1, a two-stage, liquid oxygen/rocket-grade kerosene vehicle designed and manufactured by SpaceX, lifted off Monday, July 13, at 8:35 pm (PDT). Lift off occurred from the Reagan Test Site (RTS) on Omelek Island at the U.S. Army Kwajalein Atoll (USAKA) in the Pacific Ocean, approximately 2,500 miles southwest of Hawaii.

Space Exploration Technologies Corporation - Press

Senate confirms ex-astronaut Bolden to head NASA

My congratulations to the two of them," said US Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Fla., who flew with Bolden on a 1986 space shuttle flight.
more by Bill Nelson

The Associated Press: Senate confirms ex-astronaut Bolden to head NASA

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

A Book That Puts the Moon Within Reach - washingtonpost.com

A Book That Puts the Moon Within Reach - washingtonpost.com:
"'It has a stark beauty all its own. It's like much of the high desert of the United States. It's different, but it's very pretty out here.'"

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

SpaceX scores a satellite success - Space.com- msnbc.com

SpaceX scores a satellite success - Space.com- msnbc.com: "The Hawthorne, Calif.-based Space Exploration Technologies Corp., better known as SpaceX, launched the small satellite atop its Falcon 1 rocket, a two-stage booster that made its first successful test flight last year after three consecutive failures. It was the fifth Falcon 1 launch for SpaceX, but the first to haul a functional Earth-watching satellite into its intended orbit"

Saturday, July 11, 2009

Neil Armstrong's hometown goes all out
for 40th anniversary of moon walk | Cincinnati.com | Cincinnati.Com

For 40 years now in this western Ohio town - about 110 miles due north of Cincinnati, smack in the middle of some of the most bountiful farmland in the world - native son Neil Armstrong is never far away, even though he only rarely returns to the place he once called home.
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To the world, he is the first man to walk on the moon - the Apollo astronaut the whole world watched on grainy, ghostly TV images on July 20, 1969, as he stepped off the lunar module ladder and left his boot print in the chalky moon dust.

Neil Armstrong's hometown goes all out<br> for 40th anniversary of moon walk Cincinnati.com Cincinnati.Com

T-Minus 10 Days 'Til Google Moon Map Liftoff - The Channel Wire - IT Channel News And Views by CRN and VARBusiness

Moon man Buzz Aldrin will help Google unveil a new moon map feature on the 40th anniversary of Apollo 11, according to Internet chatter.
While the T-Minus 10 Days 'Til Google Moon Map Liftoff - The Channel Wire - IT Channel News And Views by CRN and VARBusiness

EUROPE MANNED SHIP PROGRAM

Europe has taken the first step towards building its own manned spaceship.
The European Space Agency has asked industry to work out the requirements of the craft and its likely cost.
Known as the Advanced Re-Entry Vehicle, it would be developed in phases - first as an unmanned vessel to carry cargo, and then as an astronaut crew ship.
At the moment, Europe has no independent capability to transport humans into space and must hitch rides on American or Russian systems.

BBC NEWS Science & Environment Europe targets manned spaceship

Friday, July 10, 2009

NASA tests rocket-disaster escape rocket • The Register

NASA tests rocket-disaster escape rocket • The RegisterNASA has announced a successful test of its "Max Launch Abort System" (MLAS), essentially a rocket ejector seat writ large and applied to an entire space capsule. The system is designed to let astronauts escape and parachute to safety in the event of a launcher stack crackup.

Google Earth event hints at moon mapping | Webware - CNET

Google Earth event hints at moon mapping Webware - CNET

Google already offers a limited overhead view of the moon that highlights the sites of the Apollo landings, but it seems more detailed maps could be in the works as part of the ongoing partnership between Google and NASA. All kidding aside, Street View for the moon is probably not on the agenda, although those lunar rovers are still up there.

Monday, July 6, 2009

Zero-G global Competition for Youth Inspiraton Project.

Who want to Fly to Zero-G ? Celebrate your 40 years of Apollo Mission to moon by joining the Global Competition.Youth Inspiration Project.
http://www.worldspaceweek.org/youth_inspiration.html


Volunteers are needed to help expand World Space Week. In addition to serving as event organizers and national or local coordinators, individuals can become World Space Week Association volunteers: http://www.worldspaceweek.org/volunteers_needed.html

Tuesday, June 30, 2009

Heinlein Business Plan Competition.

The Space Frontier Foundation is pleased to announce the 10 finalists for the Heinlein Business Plan Competition.

And the finalists are...
Aeronautic Enterprises
Aerospace Technologies
DDS, Inc
Flagsuit, LLC
Next Giant Leap
NoumeniaC, Inc.
PD Aerospace
Santa Clara Satellite
Syntiant Social Systems
Thunderbird Communication

Friday, June 26, 2009

“A Magnificent Desolation” By Dr Buzz Aldrin.

'Didn't you want to be first on the moon? To Make A Giant Leap for the Mankind,
Astronaut Buzz Aldrin has no regrets of being the second Human being on Moon.

Though being the youngest member of Crew with more extravehicular activity, and lots of uncertainty about landing, Who goes out and who stay in, but Logistic had made its choice. Lunar Landing craft’s hatch was located on Armstrong’s Side. So it will be cumbersome, dangerous to climb over Neil’s Head to take A Giant Leap for mankind.

A Magnificent Desolation is latest book by Dr Buzz Aldrin, where he share his truth and trouble about the post Apollo 11 life, ahead of the 40th anniversary next month and details his battles with depression, alcoholism and adjustment to post-Apollo life.

He also opens up about the great depression, of being alcoholic life after Apollo11, and finally how he managed to get rid of the habit and enjoyed the sobriety years.

Finally he did not forget to mentioned of being America should be first on Mars, before the Russian do. Lay down the renewed vigor of Space Race to Mars, but only on friendly turf.