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<t>In my opinion, companies are innovators who not only produce but also benefit or do little harm to the Earth. The kuka additive manufacturing Skyrora used environmentally friendly fuels, for which I respect this company. The future lies not only with good technology, but also with a clean ...

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<t>Jupiter is a great shield for the Earth, because the fifth planet takes on almost all the blows from space<br/>
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It turned out that Jupiter annually protects the Earth from many space objects, but 1994 is of particular importance for scientists because it was during this ...

There should be some results from this research soon. I look forward to it.

<t>The US National Aeronautics and Space Administration in 2020 announced the start of four new projects under the Discovery program, two of which relate to the exploration of Venus. The DAVINCI + (Deep Atmosphere Venus Investigation of Noble gases, Chemistry, and Imaging Plus) program involves ...

@sscadmin Yes, everything is a little slower than we thought and predicted to us. Another 10 years and your dream will soon become a reality.

<t>Personally, my favorite Energia (launch vehicle) was an integral part of the Soviet reusable transport space system (MTKS) Energia - Buran, but, unlike the similar American MTKS Space Shuttle, it could be used autonomously to deliver cargo of large masses and dimensions to near-earth space, to ...

@pinback At one time I dreamed about it.

<t>@robert55 I agree that it is important not to increase the amount of garbage. For this task, reusable rockets are a great option, but they also save money, which is important. One rocket making company has taken it upon itself to reduce the amount of space debris since the largest one 30 years ...

3D printing is revolutionizing launch vehicle design by reducing component counts, integrating complex geometry into lightweight structures, and speeding the whole design and manufacturing cycle. These are all vital in the relentless drive to lower the cost per kilogram launched into space.

<t>Perseverance successfully drilled and collected its first sample of Mars, from a rock nicknamed "Rochette", on 1 September 2021. Perseverance will now seal the tube no. 266 and store the sample. The first sample attempt failed on 6 August 2021 because, according to NASA, the rock was "too crumbly ...

I think that this is exactly SpaceX. This company showed long ago. With its advanced technology, it never stops impressing humanity. What is important, this is a big goal, the goal of colonizing Mars.

I am very impressed with this innovation, it will be able to save well the cost of building missiles.

<t>"The biggest problem is plastic tubs with oil, paint, mastic - what is taken out into forests and ravines. Processing such plastic requires preparation - it should be cleaned, washed, and what type of plastic is determined. If the product has a certificate, then it is easier, and if the ...

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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — NASA’s newest Mars rover has successfully collected its first rock sample for return to Earth, after last month’s attempt came up empty.<br/>
The Perseverance rover’s chief engineer, Adam Steltzner, called it a perfect core sample ...