Missions To Mars
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UAE Launches Mars Mission From Japan, First Such By An Arab Nation
The first Arab space mission to Mars, an unmanned probe dubbed "Hope", blasted off from Japan on Monday, in a bid to reveal more about the atmosphere of the Red Planet.
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Mission To Mars Is "Stupid, Ridiculous," Says Ex-Astronaut, Blasts NASA
Bill Anders, one of the first men to orbit the Moon has said that it is "stupid" to plan human missions to Mars.
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Americans Think NASA Should Focus on Climate Change. Trump Doesn’t
A Bloomberg poll shows the public and Washington don’t share the same space priorities.
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Israeli Scientists Complete Mock Mars Mission In Negev Desert
A team of six Israeli researchers on Sunday ended a four-day Mars habitat experiment in Israel's Negev desert where they simulated living conditions on the Red Planet, Israel's Science and Technology Ministry said.
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NASA's Mars Plans May Include Year-Long Mission To Moon
NASA is planning a year-long manned mission to orbit the Moon in 2027 as a part of its preparations to send humans to Mars in the 2030s.
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As ISRO Attempts World Record, Government Confirms Missions To Mars, Venus
India will boldly go to Venus for the first time and re-visit the Red Planet very soon. Buried and hidden in the hundreds of pages of the new-format electronic budget documents, is the first formal acknowledgement by the government about these two new bold inter-planetary sojourns to Earth's immediate neighbours. This uplifting news comes ahead of ...
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China Launches Manned Mission To Experimental Space Station
China launched a pair of astronauts into space Monday on a mission to dock with an experimental space station and remain aboard for 30 days in preparation for the start of operations by a full-bore facility six years from now.
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Trip To Mars Could Cause Dementia In Astronauts: Study
Astronauts travelling to Mars might be at risk of long-term brain damage and even dementia due to galactic cosmic ray exposure, said a new study.
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Medicines Do Not Degrade Faster in Space
Medicines do not appear to degrade faster in the zero-gravity atmosphere on the International Space Station (ISS) and this does not differ from what is typically seen on the Earth, researchers report.
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Manned Mission to Mars May Include a Detour to Moon
A new MIT study suggests that a manned mission to Mars may lighten its launch load considerably by refuelling on the Moon.
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Top Reasons That Prove That 2014 Belonged to India, and Indians
From Kailash Satyarthi to Satya Nadella, it was a good year for India and Indians.
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10 Photos From 2014 That Almost Broke the Internet
It's been a magical year for sports and entertainment, and a year of things that went 'viral'.
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Earthlings to Send 90,000 Hellos to Mars
Radio telescopes on Earth will beam 90,000 messages to Mars on Friday to commemorate the launch 50 years ago of the first robotic probe to visit the planet.
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Astronauts More Prone to Heart Problems
Astronauts' hearts grow rounder while they are in space, suggesting that spending lots of time in microgravity could lead to heart problems, according to US research on Saturday. That could mean trouble for people who want to embark on long-term missions...
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Mangalyaan's next successful step: a tricky mid-course correction
At 6:30 this morning, the Mangalyaan, India's first mission to Mars, successfully completed its first mid-course correction, a tricky operation, said scientists.
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UAE Launches Mars Mission From Japan, First Such By An Arab Nation
The first Arab space mission to Mars, an unmanned probe dubbed "Hope", blasted off from Japan on Monday, in a bid to reveal more about the atmosphere of the Red Planet.
-
Mission To Mars Is "Stupid, Ridiculous," Says Ex-Astronaut, Blasts NASA
Bill Anders, one of the first men to orbit the Moon has said that it is "stupid" to plan human missions to Mars.
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Americans Think NASA Should Focus on Climate Change. Trump Doesn’t
A Bloomberg poll shows the public and Washington don’t share the same space priorities.
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Israeli Scientists Complete Mock Mars Mission In Negev Desert
A team of six Israeli researchers on Sunday ended a four-day Mars habitat experiment in Israel's Negev desert where they simulated living conditions on the Red Planet, Israel's Science and Technology Ministry said.
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NASA's Mars Plans May Include Year-Long Mission To Moon
NASA is planning a year-long manned mission to orbit the Moon in 2027 as a part of its preparations to send humans to Mars in the 2030s.
-
As ISRO Attempts World Record, Government Confirms Missions To Mars, Venus
India will boldly go to Venus for the first time and re-visit the Red Planet very soon. Buried and hidden in the hundreds of pages of the new-format electronic budget documents, is the first formal acknowledgement by the government about these two new bold inter-planetary sojourns to Earth's immediate neighbours. This uplifting news comes ahead of ...
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China Launches Manned Mission To Experimental Space Station
China launched a pair of astronauts into space Monday on a mission to dock with an experimental space station and remain aboard for 30 days in preparation for the start of operations by a full-bore facility six years from now.
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Trip To Mars Could Cause Dementia In Astronauts: Study
Astronauts travelling to Mars might be at risk of long-term brain damage and even dementia due to galactic cosmic ray exposure, said a new study.
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Medicines Do Not Degrade Faster in Space
Medicines do not appear to degrade faster in the zero-gravity atmosphere on the International Space Station (ISS) and this does not differ from what is typically seen on the Earth, researchers report.
-
Manned Mission to Mars May Include a Detour to Moon
A new MIT study suggests that a manned mission to Mars may lighten its launch load considerably by refuelling on the Moon.
-
Top Reasons That Prove That 2014 Belonged to India, and Indians
From Kailash Satyarthi to Satya Nadella, it was a good year for India and Indians.
-
10 Photos From 2014 That Almost Broke the Internet
It's been a magical year for sports and entertainment, and a year of things that went 'viral'.
-
Earthlings to Send 90,000 Hellos to Mars
Radio telescopes on Earth will beam 90,000 messages to Mars on Friday to commemorate the launch 50 years ago of the first robotic probe to visit the planet.
-
Astronauts More Prone to Heart Problems
Astronauts' hearts grow rounder while they are in space, suggesting that spending lots of time in microgravity could lead to heart problems, according to US research on Saturday. That could mean trouble for people who want to embark on long-term missions...
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Mangalyaan's next successful step: a tricky mid-course correction
At 6:30 this morning, the Mangalyaan, India's first mission to Mars, successfully completed its first mid-course correction, a tricky operation, said scientists.
