Learn and Work with the major Space Players
Learn and Work with the major Space Players
Arvind Rao, a young engineer from Tamil Nadu who turned his passion for space into a career at the European Space Agency—with the help of tools and resources from the Learning Hub of the SpaceInfo Club.
Think Teflon was invented by NASA for space missions? Think again. In this episode, we unravel the surprising true story behind Teflon, the legendary nonstick coating.
Teflon: Debunking the Myth of Its Space-Age Origins Read More »
Despite the limitations, these legendary explorers continue to push the boundaries of human discovery, sending data from the farthest reaches of our solar system
Voyager’s Final Frontier: Why NASA Is Powering Down Instruments in Deep Space Read More »
Companies like SpaceX, Blue Origin, and Virgin Galactic are not only pushing technological boundaries—they’re opening the final frontier to the public.
The Rise of Commercial Spaceflight: Ushering in a New Era of Exploration Read More »
Learn how NASA and Goodyear teamed up during the Apollo missions to develop revolutionary tire designs for the Lunar Roving Vehicle.
Tire Technology: Durability and Traction Inspired by the Moon, Not Born in Space Read More »
Proba-3 mission, the technology behind its millimeter-precise satellite formation flying, and how it’s revolutionizing our understanding of the Sun.
Proba-3: Engineering the Sky for Solar Discovery Read More »
NASA is coming to Netflix! Starting summer 2025, watch live rocket launches, spacewalks, and ISS views directly on Netflix — all thanks to a new partnership with NASA+. This ad-free channel brings real-time space exploration to your screen with no extra cost. 🌍✨
NASA Launches on Netflix? 🚀 Watch Space Missions LIVE in 2025! Read More »
Did NASA invent cordless tools? Many people believe that cordless drills and power tools were first developed for space missions.
Were Cordless Tools Really Invented by NASA? | Myth vs Reality Explained Read More »
Discover how ESA’s Laser Interferometer Space Antenna (LISA) will transform our understanding of the Universe.
ESA’s LISA Mission: Unveiling Gravitational Waves from Space Read More »
The prototype reached 271.4 meters in altitude and landed with pinpoint accuracy, marking a major step in Honda’s goal for a suborbital launch by 2029.