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The Universe Awaits: Starship and Humanity's Next Chapter

Looking down on Earth with Airbus Space, Sentinel 2C

Starship: the next step

Sounding Rockets: Pioneers of Scientific Discovery in the Upper Atmosphere

SpaceX’s Mechazilla: Challenges and Opportunities in the Company's Master Plan

SpaceX's Starship Reaches New Heights in Sixth Test Launch

That Time Elon Musk was almost KILLED and more with Rick Thumlinson - Part 1

Polaris Dawn Mission: A Historic Milestone in Space Exploration

First Private Spacewalk: A Historic Leap for Commercial Space Exploration

Polaris Dawn: Pioneering New Frontiers in Private Space Exploration

Humans will NO LONGER be as we are today - Life on other Planets

Earth's Ionosphere: A Vital Atmospheric Layer

Rocking Space Facts with Kirby Runyon

A Guide to Skywatching: Perseids, Geminids, Devil Comet, and Supermoons

Tycho supernova remnant

The Universe Awaits: Starship and Humanity's Next Chapter

1 day ago2 min read

Companies

The Universe Awaits: Starship and Humanity's Next Chapter

SpaceX’s Starship is an essential stepping stone for progression, opening pathways for interplanetary settlement and...

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Looking down on Earth with Airbus Space, Sentinel 2C

3 days ago1 min read

Companies

Looking down on Earth with Airbus Space, Sentinel 2C

In this episode of the SpaceInfo Podcast we look inside one of the biggest and most active Company in the Space Sector: Airbus Space.

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SpaceX's Starship Reaches New Heights in Sixth Test Launch

7 days ago3 min read

History and Events

SpaceX's Starship Reaches New Heights in Sixth Test Launch

The milestone flight is another step forward in SpaceX’s goal to revolutionize space travel and exploration.

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Nov 192 min read

News

Starship: the next step

The sixth test flight of SpaceX’s Starship is scheduled for Tuesday, November 19, with a 30-minute launch window opening at 4:00 p.m. CT.

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How and Why spending ONE YEAR in Antarctica, with Jessica Studer - Ep. 2

Nov 171 min read

Featured

How and Why spending ONE YEAR in Antarctica, with Jessica Studer - Ep. 2

This is what happens when the Concordia Station is at its lowest activity during the year.

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Sounding Rockets: Pioneers of Scientific Discovery in the Upper Atmosphere

Oct 303 min read

Science

Sounding Rockets: Pioneers of Scientific Discovery in the Upper Atmosphere

As technology advances and our need for accurate atmospheric data grows, sounding rockets will continue to be a vital tool in the arsenal...

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Humans will NO LONGER be as we are today - Life on other Planets

Oct 271 min read

Science

Humans will NO LONGER be as we are today - Life on other Planets

Here's why.

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Earth's Ionosphere: A Vital Atmospheric Layer

Oct 224 min read

Astronomy

Earth's Ionosphere: A Vital Atmospheric Layer

The Earth's ionosphere is a crucial layer of our atmosphere, playing an essential role in protecting life on Earth and facilitating...

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That Time Elon Musk was almost KILLED and more with Rick Thumlinson - Part 1

Oct 201 min read

History and Events

That Time Elon Musk was almost KILLED and more with Rick Thumlinson - Part 1

When Elon Musk was almost murdered by a group of opponents a few know that there are some people that contributed to preserve his life.

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Oct 183 min read

Space Economy

Why Space Law is the future

Space, once the domain of science fiction, has become a dynamic and rapidly evolving frontier for exploration, commerce, and even...

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Oct 141 min read

Aerospace Careers

10 tips for working at NASA

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Space Through Design: How Designers Revolutionized Our View of the Cosmos

Oct 132 min read

Earth

Space Through Design: How Designers Revolutionized Our View of the Cosmos

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Oct 61 min read

Aerospace Careers

Aquanaut and Spaceflight

We talked with Dr. Miroslav Rozloznik who, among being Founder, Managing Director, scientific reviewer and researcher, is also...

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Oct 33 min read

Earth

Earth's Atmosphere and Its Layers

This thin layer of gases that envelops Earth provides us with the air we breathe, protects us from harmful solar radiation...

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Sep 291 min read

We talked with European Space Agency about Artificial Intelligence

He is Gabriele Meoni from ESA's (European Space Agency) Phi-Lab, talking about the development of Artificial Intelligence for Satellites...

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SpaceX’s Mechazilla: Challenges and Opportunities in the Company's Master Plan

Sep 284 min read

Spacecraft and Probes

SpaceX’s Mechazilla: Challenges and Opportunities in the Company's Master Plan

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Polaris Dawn Mission: A Historic Milestone in Space Exploration

Sep 194 min read

History and Events

Polaris Dawn Mission: A Historic Milestone in Space Exploration

Their five-day journey into Earth's orbit marked the first-ever private spacewalk and contributed valuable insights to the future of space

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Sep 154 min read

News

First Private Spacewalk: A Historic Leap for Commercial Space Exploration

An extraordinary spaceflight that marked a series of firsts for the private sector.

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Exclusive Interview with Joseph Kenrick: Innovations at Lunar Outpost Oceania

Sep 81 min read

Space Economy

Exclusive Interview with Joseph Kenrick: Innovations at Lunar Outpost Oceania

In this exclusive interview, we sit down with Joseph Kenrick, a key figure at Lunar Outpost Oceania, to discuss the cutting-edge innovations

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SpaceX's Dominance: The Beginning of a New Space Era?

Sep 44 min read

Space Economy

SpaceX's Dominance: The Beginning of a New Space Era?

The space industry, once dominated by government agencies, has seen a seismic shift with the rise of private companies.

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