August 28, 2024 at 2:20 pm
When In Space, How Do You Know Which Direction Is Up? Space Agencies Have Put A Lot Of Effort Into Answering This Simple Question.
This will be very useful should we ever become a true spacefaring race.
This will be very useful should we ever become a true spacefaring race.
But now, we can all enjoy the view thanks to the incredible photography work of Alexander Gerst!
This whole ordeal sounds like a modern ‘Gilligan’s Island’ introduction, hopefully these astronauts are better trained.
This is a very serious issue.
We’re getting closer and closer to understanding how these bacteria and fungi can survive in these extreme conditions.
When it does go up, all eyes will be trained on Kennedy.
Scientists believe that their adaptations related to microgravity might be the answer in fighting it.
Researchers at JPL isolated 13 distinct strains of the GI bacteria
Frecnh ESA astronaut, Thomas Pesquet, had the best seats in the house for these
As seen from the ISS, orbiting 261 miles (420 km) above
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