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NASA’s IM-2 Mission Brings Ice Mining, Mobile Robots, and More on Moon
NASA is launching IM-2, the second lunar mission under the Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) initiative, to explore the Moon’s South Pole. The Nova-C lander, built by Intuitive Machines, will carry groundbreaking technologies, including an ice-mining drill, a mobile hopping drone, and a lunar 4G network. These innovations will help scienti...
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Blue Origin's New Glenn Rocket Approved for First Launch Under FAA License
Blue Origin has received FAA approval to conduct orbital launches with its New Glenn rocket from Florida. The five-year license enables the company to carry out missions required for U.S. Space Force certification. The debut launch will focus on deploying technology for the Blue Ring program, a defense-related initiative. Initially slated for a NAS...
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Nasa Testing Inflatable Heat Shield Technology for Manned Mars Mission
Slowing the spacecraft protects it from the intense heat of atmospheric entry and allows it to land more softly.
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Landing On Mars May Become Safer With This New Technology By NASA
To slow down a spacecraft as it descends and lands on a distant planet on deeper space mission including Mars, NASA engineers are testing inflatable heat shield technology at the US space agency's Langley Research Centre in Hampton, Virginia.
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NASA Seeks Students' Ideas to Land Manned Probe on Mars
The US space agency is seeking innovative ideas from students for generating a novel technology that can help land heavy manned spacecrafts safely and swiftly on the surface of Red Planet.
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NASA 'Flying Saucer' Deploys Partially on Test
NASA launched a giant balloon Monday carrying a kind of "flying saucer" that will test technologies for landing on Mars, but its outsized parachute only partly deployed.
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NASA Tests 'Flying Saucer' Device for Future Mars Landings
NASA launched a giant balloon Monday carrying a kind of "flying saucer" that will test technologies for landing on Mars.
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NASA to Test Supersonic Parachute in Flying Saucer Launch
The US space agency plans to try out the largest parachute ever deployed Wednesday during a flying saucer launch that will test new technologies for landing on Mars.
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NASA Set for Revolutionary 'Flying Saucer' Test Flight
NASA is all set to test its low-density supersonic decelerator (LDSD) - a flying saucer designed to check out landing technologies for future Mars missions - over Hawaii.
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Nasa's Flying Saucer Being Used to Test New Mars Landing Technology
The Low-Density Supersonic Decelerator (LDSD) project's final test was carried out at JPL on Tuesday.
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NASA to Test Cutting-Edge Mars Landing Technology
NASA will be flying a rocket-powered, saucer-shaped test vehicle into near-space from the Navy's Pacific Missile Range Facility on Kauai, Hawaii, in June, the US space agency said in a statement.
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New NASA Technologies to Help Spacecrafts Land in Real Time
NASA engineers are working on new technologies that will help spacecrafts land on an alien planet or a comet in real time based on what they see before them.
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NASA's Mars 'Flying Saucer' Splashes Back Down After Successful Test
A saucer-shaped NASA vehicle launched by balloon high into Earth's atmosphere splashed down in the Pacific Ocean on Saturday, completing a successful test of technology that could be used to land on Mars.
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NASA Launches Flight to Test New Mars-Landing Technology
After several postponements due to bad weather, NASA Saturday finally sent a flying-saucer-like test vehicle high into the skies to try out technologies that could one day be used to land on Mars.
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NASA to Test Mars 'Flying Saucer' Vehicle on Earth
NASA will try to launch a "flying saucer" into Earth's atmosphere Saturday to test technology that could be used to land on Mars.
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NASA’s IM-2 Mission Brings Ice Mining, Mobile Robots, and More on Moon
NASA is launching IM-2, the second lunar mission under the Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) initiative, to explore the Moon’s South Pole. The Nova-C lander, built by Intuitive Machines, will carry groundbreaking technologies, including an ice-mining drill, a mobile hopping drone, and a lunar 4G network. These innovations will help scienti...
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Blue Origin's New Glenn Rocket Approved for First Launch Under FAA License
Blue Origin has received FAA approval to conduct orbital launches with its New Glenn rocket from Florida. The five-year license enables the company to carry out missions required for U.S. Space Force certification. The debut launch will focus on deploying technology for the Blue Ring program, a defense-related initiative. Initially slated for a NAS...
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Nasa Testing Inflatable Heat Shield Technology for Manned Mars Mission
Slowing the spacecraft protects it from the intense heat of atmospheric entry and allows it to land more softly.
-
Landing On Mars May Become Safer With This New Technology By NASA
To slow down a spacecraft as it descends and lands on a distant planet on deeper space mission including Mars, NASA engineers are testing inflatable heat shield technology at the US space agency's Langley Research Centre in Hampton, Virginia.
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NASA Seeks Students' Ideas to Land Manned Probe on Mars
The US space agency is seeking innovative ideas from students for generating a novel technology that can help land heavy manned spacecrafts safely and swiftly on the surface of Red Planet.
-
NASA 'Flying Saucer' Deploys Partially on Test
NASA launched a giant balloon Monday carrying a kind of "flying saucer" that will test technologies for landing on Mars, but its outsized parachute only partly deployed.
-
NASA Tests 'Flying Saucer' Device for Future Mars Landings
NASA launched a giant balloon Monday carrying a kind of "flying saucer" that will test technologies for landing on Mars.
-
NASA to Test Supersonic Parachute in Flying Saucer Launch
The US space agency plans to try out the largest parachute ever deployed Wednesday during a flying saucer launch that will test new technologies for landing on Mars.
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NASA Set for Revolutionary 'Flying Saucer' Test Flight
NASA is all set to test its low-density supersonic decelerator (LDSD) - a flying saucer designed to check out landing technologies for future Mars missions - over Hawaii.
-
Nasa's Flying Saucer Being Used to Test New Mars Landing Technology
The Low-Density Supersonic Decelerator (LDSD) project's final test was carried out at JPL on Tuesday.
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NASA to Test Cutting-Edge Mars Landing Technology
NASA will be flying a rocket-powered, saucer-shaped test vehicle into near-space from the Navy's Pacific Missile Range Facility on Kauai, Hawaii, in June, the US space agency said in a statement.
-
New NASA Technologies to Help Spacecrafts Land in Real Time
NASA engineers are working on new technologies that will help spacecrafts land on an alien planet or a comet in real time based on what they see before them.
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NASA's Mars 'Flying Saucer' Splashes Back Down After Successful Test
A saucer-shaped NASA vehicle launched by balloon high into Earth's atmosphere splashed down in the Pacific Ocean on Saturday, completing a successful test of technology that could be used to land on Mars.
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NASA Launches Flight to Test New Mars-Landing Technology
After several postponements due to bad weather, NASA Saturday finally sent a flying-saucer-like test vehicle high into the skies to try out technologies that could one day be used to land on Mars.
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NASA to Test Mars 'Flying Saucer' Vehicle on Earth
NASA will try to launch a "flying saucer" into Earth's atmosphere Saturday to test technology that could be used to land on Mars.
