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Manned missions to Mars are viable if not exceed beyond four years

Over the last few years, scientists have been dallying with the idea of sending humans to the Red Planet. But only the USA, Russia, and China have landed a rover on Mars while Indian space…

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NASA Is About To Launch A Probe That Will Hit and Move an Asteroid

In the first test of its planetary defense mission, NASA is sending a spacecraft to strike a distant asteroid. This mission will strike an asteroid into a new orbit. This will help scientists determine whether they…

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Basic Guide on Turbomolecular Pumps

There are many industries and scientific applications around the world that require the use of vacuum pumps to create vacuums for various purposes. Although there are many different kinds of vacuum pumps that are designed…

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That Stinks! SpaceX Capsule’s Leaky Toilet Forces Astronauts to Wear ‘Undergarments’

Thanks to the leaky toilet on SpaceX‘s Crew Dragon capsule, astronauts will have to rely on ‘undergarments’ for waste management. Astronauts won’t have access to the toilet while heading back to Earth from the International Space Station…

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Blue Origin Announces ‘Orbital Reef’, The First Commercial Space Station

Blue Origin, a private American aerospace manufacturer founded by Jeff Bezos, has announced a partnership with Sierra Space for the development of ‘Orbital Reef’, the world’s first commercial space station. Blue Origin will develop the…

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For The First Time Astronomers May Have Spotted Planet beyond the Milky Way

From its expansion and acceleration to dark matter and energy, the universe is full of surprises. Recently astronomers have discovered signs of an alien world in a star system outside the Milky Way. So far,…

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Deep Space Radiation Impairs Brain Function In Males

A new study revealed that exposure to deep space radiations could have an impact on the brain. In the research, male mice were exposed to radiation similar to that encountered by humans on long space…

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Plant-Based Jet Fuel Could Cut Carbon Emissions By 68%

Did you know that the aviation industry is responsible for about 2 percent of all global carbon emissions? Worldwide scientists have been working to search for sustainable alternatives. Now, scientists have found a new plant-based…

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Kerosene Storage Treatment: What you need to know

Petroleum-derived kerosene, also known as lamp oil, is widely used as a fuel for military equipment, aviation, as well as household items. Although many people use electricity or gas, kerosene is a cheaper and longer-lasting…

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Scientists Detect Mysterious Flashing Radio Signals from Galaxy’s Center

Every day, numerous mysterious radio signals flash across the universe. Astronomers keep noticing these objects that flash, blip, appear, disappear, and reappear in X-ray telescopes or radio frequencies from time to time. Interpreting these signs…

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Aviation

Manned missions to Mars are viable if not exceed beyond four years

NASA Is About To Launch A Probe That Will Hit and Move an Asteroid

Basic Guide on Turbomolecular Pumps

That Stinks! SpaceX Capsule’s Leaky Toilet Forces Astronauts to Wear ‘Undergarments’

Blue Origin Announces ‘Orbital Reef’, The First Commercial Space Station

For The First Time Astronomers May Have Spotted Planet beyond the Milky Way

Deep Space Radiation Impairs Brain Function In Males

Plant-Based Jet Fuel Could Cut Carbon Emissions By 68%

Kerosene Storage Treatment: What you need to know

Scientists Detect Mysterious Flashing Radio Signals from Galaxy’s Center

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