Space
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Space is the expanse that exists beyond the Earth and celestial bodies. In space, there is no appreciable air to breathe and no blue sky because oxygen molecules are not in enough abundance to make the sky blue. The sound cannot be carried in space because molecules are not close enough to each other to transmit sound waves between them. No one knows exactly how big space is.
NASA Is Launching Its Own On-Demand Streaming Service This Year
By launching NASA+, the agency aims to provide a dedicated space for viewers to access its captivating content beyond its existing NASA TV platform. This move is part of NASA's broader initiative to modernize its digital presence.
NASA Announces the Names of Astronauts Who Will Fly to the Moon on Artemis II Mission
NASA and the Canadian Space Agency announced the names of four astronauts who will orbit the Moon as part of the upcoming historic Artemis II mission. They will be the first people to fly to the Moon in more than 50 years.
SpaceX Launched the First Batch of Starlink Satellites in 2022
After completing 31 successful missions in 2021, SpaceX launched the first batch of Starlink satellites of the new year, sending 49 Internet satellites into orbit atop the Falcon 9 partially reusable rocket.
How Much Would We Have to Shrink the Earth to Turn It Into a Black Hole?
The authors of the YouTube channel morn1415 made a video explaining how black holes are born. In terms of the drama, it may be slightly inferior to Interstellar, but much shorter instead. And more accurate as well!
SpaceX Wins NASA Contract to Develop the Lunar Lander and Bring Astronauts to the Moon
The company of the American entrepreneur Elon Musk SpaceX has won a NASA contract to create the lunar lander for landing astronauts on the Moon as part of the Artemis program.
NASA's Ingenuity Helicopter Touches Down on Mars and Prepares for Its First Flight
NASA's Ingenuity Mars helicopter touched the surface of the Red Planet after being dropped off from the Perseverance rover. A little more than a week is left before the first flight of the helicopter.
China's Tianwen-1 Probe Sent Back the First Images of Mars
It is noted that black and white images were taken at an altitude of 330 to 350 km above the surface of Mars. The pictures clearly show craters, mountain ranges, and dunes of the fourth planet from the Sun.
