Astronauts Have Relied on Diapers for Decades During Their Missions. They Finally Have an Alternative: Drinking Their Own Urine
SpaceWhile the urine purification system works on the ground, it remains to be seen if it’ll work in space.
Read more »While the urine purification system works on the ground, it remains to be seen if it’ll work in space.
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Read more »The new spacecraft will have six times the fuel capacity and four times the power of the current Dragon spacecraft.
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Read more »NASA astronaut Matthew Dominick took the photograph while flying over the coast of South Africa.
Read more »This finding is the first and most important step to date toward establishing a future human presence on the Moon.
Read more »The material, whose origin remains a mystery, has been analyzed according to scientific standards.
Read more »Before anyone considers moving to Mars, it will be necessary to know how to survive there. China has a "vital" clue.
Read more »Some believe that a space elevator could replace rockets in the future—if it ever gets built.
Read more »Even a tiny fragment traveling at 17,400 mph could have devastating effects.
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Read more »Until now, scientists thought they were the effect of solar storms or violent volcanic eruptions.
Read more »Roscosmos, the Russian space agency, plans to launch the first module by the end of 2027.
Read more »Unlike SpaceX’s rockets, Ariane 6 isn’t reusable. However, it symbolizes Europe’s declaration of independence in space exploration.
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Read more »Space: Astronauts Have Relied on Diapers for Decades During Their Missions. They Finally Have an Alternative: Drinking Their Own Urine . Engineers...