After the successful launch of the Space X and NASA mission. NASA astronauts were launched from the Kennedy space center in a commercially built and operated spacecraft called the Crew Dragon powered
While the observation of the world beyond the skies has always fascinated Humans it also happens to predate history. Still, the development of liquid-fuelled rocket engines in the past century has made
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Move over, smartphones, the latest craze in technology may be to own a drone of your own, according to an Indian-origin researcher at Nasa, suggesting that unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) may transform
Online retail colossus Amazon wants to carve out a special zone of the sky to shuttle commercial drones that would deliver goods to its customers. Amazon Prime Air project vice president Gur
Scientists, including those from Nasa, have developed a Wi-Fi microchip for wearable devices that transmits information faster and uses less power than traditional receivers. If the power necessary to transmit and receive
SpaceX is set to blast off a crew capsule on May 6 to test an astronaut rescue system designed to save lives in case of an emergency in a human spaceflight, Nasa
The US space agency has selected proposals from 254 small businesses and 39 research institutions in the US for grants to develop new technologies that will further Nasa’s journey to Mars. “The
SpaceX is sending its unmanned Dragon cargo ship on its sixth official supply mission to the International Space Station on Monday, should the weather behave itself. The US space transport company will
Nasa’s ambitious Solar Probe Plus mission came a step closer to reality when it successfully completed its Critical Design Review (CDR) recently. An independent Nasa review board met at the Johns Hopkins
Russia on Saturday announced initial plans to build a new orbital space station together with Nasa to replace the International Space Station (ISS), which is set to operate until 2024. Russia and
Nasa has successfully tested new cutting-edge technologies that would enable spacecraft to land at a specific location on Mars or any other planetary body with more precision than ever before. In collaboration
