Two NASA astronauts who took the first commercial trip to the orbit have successfully left the International Space Station and will be arriving home back on Earth very soon on SpaceX’s vehicle. Robert Behnken and Douglas G. Hurley have traveled to the space station in May on board the Crew Dragon capsule built by SpaceX, …
NASA is currently busy crowdsourcing human waste disposal concepts for maintaining the health standards of the astronauts. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration has come up with a new plan in order to make the moon mission of 2024 a success. But rather than planting a flag and playing a round of golf, there is …
NASA recently saw two astronauts step into the blank space of our universe in order to check the essential components of the International Space Station (ISS). Astronaut Bob Behnken and commander Chris Cassidy stepped out of the Space Station to check batteries and replace them if necessary. While doing this something out of the ordinary …
Scientists around the world are trying to create an element that will help build structures on the moon. The European Space Agency has recently come up with research that helps make lunar concrete. However, it is not a product of your daily cement. Researchers have found a way to create concrete using urea from human …
NASA, the European Space Agency and China plan to build moon bases in the coming decades with the help of astronaut urine. This will be helpful for broad space exploration that will take humans to more distant destinations, such as Mars. The colonization of the Moon poses problems such as high levels of radiation, extreme …
Astronaut Urine Can be Used to Build Moon Bases! it is amazing but How is it Possible? Read More »
We all know that the NASA astronaut Christina Koch has returned to our earth. She landed after a record-breaking stay of 328 days on the International Space Station. This was a new record for the longest single spaceflight by a woman. This extended mission of Koch will help them to study and research about the …
