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Wisk Aero: Latest Generation Autonomous Flying Air Taxi Revealed

The air mobility industry startup Wisk Aero presented the 6th generation of their autonomous flying air taxi. The aircraft is ready for the market and is looking forward to the certification from the U.S. Federal…

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NASA Crashes its $344 Million DART Spacecraft on an Asteroid

The Earth has been hit before by asteroids and will be again someday. Though the Earth is in no immediate danger, an asteroid’s impact can cause global disaster if it hit the Earth. To defend…

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Hilton Hired To Design Suites and Sleeping Quarters for Space Station

Although Space hotels seem like a sci-fi fantasy, they’re going to become a reality soon. Recently Hilton signed a contract with Voyager and Lockheed Martin to design astronaut facilities for the planned Starlab space station. Hilton…

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Former SpaceX Employee Plans To Generate Solar Power At Night Using Space Mirrors

Solar power is no doubt the biggest source of clean energy. But the biggest problem with solar power is that the sun doesn’t shine all the time. Now Tons of Mirrors, an energy company is…

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Mars Rover Takes 2.5 Billion Pixel Image to Give the Best-Ever Images of the Red Planet

NASA’s Perseverance rover that landed on 18 February 2021 is doing an incredible job. Recently NASA delivered a view of the Mars surface, showing the Martian landscape in astonishing detail. Although the rover has captured many…

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SpaceX Rocket Launches Bluewalker 3: The Largest Commercial Communications Array Ever Deployed To Low Earth Orbit

The BlueWalker 3 satellite, built by Texas-based firm AST SpaceMobile, recently launched on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. It is going to become brighter than any other object in the night sky except the moon.…

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Spaceflight Could Increase Risk of Cancer and Heart Disease in Astronauts

Researchers from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai discovered that astronauts are at high risk for developing mutations. According to their study, spaceflight could be associated with DNA mutations and an increased risk…

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Lufthansa: Cargo Pilots Go On Strike

The Cargo pilots from the German airline Lufthansa are joining the strike on Friday, 2 September. The announcement of Lufthansa’s employees’ strike came after the pilots from Eurowings (a subsidiary of Lufthansa) voted positively for…

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Chinese Astronauts Successfully Grew Rice in Tiangong Space Station

For providing fresh food to astronauts in space, scientists are conducting many plant experiments. Astronauts can’t live off freeze-dried food for extended space journeys. So, scientists are working on everything from cultivated meat to growing…

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China Is Building the World’s Largest Telescope Array to Study Explosions on the Sun

China is developing the world’s largest radio telescope array that will be aimed at the Sun. Named Daocheng Solar Radio Telescope (DSRT); the circular array is being built with the plan to better understand CMEs. …

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Aviation

Wisk Aero: Latest Generation Autonomous Flying Air Taxi Revealed

NASA Crashes its $344 Million DART Spacecraft on an Asteroid

Hilton Hired To Design Suites and Sleeping Quarters for Space Station

Former SpaceX Employee Plans To Generate Solar Power At Night Using Space Mirrors

Mars Rover Takes 2.5 Billion Pixel Image to Give the Best-Ever Images of the Red Planet

SpaceX Rocket Launches Bluewalker 3: The Largest Commercial Communications Array Ever Deployed To Low Earth Orbit

Spaceflight Could Increase Risk of Cancer and Heart Disease in Astronauts

Lufthansa: Cargo Pilots Go On Strike

Chinese Astronauts Successfully Grew Rice in Tiangong Space Station

China Is Building the World’s Largest Telescope Array to Study Explosions on the Sun

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