Twelve American men have gone to the moon. The last Apollo astronaut left his footprint there in December 1972. Now, half a century later, NASA is planning to send people back to the moon. The new program after Apollo’s legendary twin sister is called Artemis, and its goal is the …
Read More »Silent Mars rover travels through initial detection and test drives
The Perseverance Mars rover is traveling through its initial checkout and activation, retrieving some 7,000 photos to date, releasing its seven-foot-long robot arm and taking a short test drive after a post-landing software upgrade, engineers said Friday. Robert Hogg, deputy mission manager at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, …
Read More »Biden: As Indian-Americans take over the U.S., Biden says they continue to hold important positions
Washington: American President, Indian-Americans are occupying the country JB Biden Said Thursday, in the context of the large number of people in the community seeking a place in his administration. In less than 50 days of his presidency, Biden At least 55 Indian-Americans have been appointed to key leadership positions …
Read More »The Mars rover beam brings back a panoramic view of the landing site
The first high-resolution panorama that features Mars RoverThe landing site provides a very detailed view of it Jezero Crater, In which the lattice rays of the pit in the distance and the low rocks marking the edge of the ancient river delta. Panorama is made up of 142 images captured …
Read More »Northrop Grumman launches cargo ship toward space station
The Cygnus cargo ship orbited a Northrop Grumman Entrance rocket on Saturday after a picture-perfect launch off the east coast of Virginia, carrying more than 8,000 pounds of supplies and equipment for the International Space Station. The rocket’s two Russian-built RD-181 first-stage engines were ignited at 12:36 p.m., throttle to …
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