Space Station

The space science group National Center for Earth and Space Science Education (NCESSE) may take us on a ride for their fifth wave of microgravity experiments aboard the International Space Station. All international students including US from grade 5 to university level have been invited to submit their ideas until September 12th, 2012. No doubt,…

Nothing goes according to the plan. Even though it's a full proof plan, but still Problem comes without taking any permission! This time, accommodating more engineering tests of SpaceX's Dragon is the reason to delay the launch first private rocket launch 'Dragon' to space station.

HDI 3D announces it has begun manufacturing its line of proprietary and patented Laser-Driven 2D/3D Switchable Dynamic Video Projectors. The 120-inch diagonal screen offers 70 Foot Lambert in 2D and 35 Foot Lambert in 3D, and the 200 and 300-inch diagonal screens offer 35 Foot Lambert in 2D and 18 Foot Lambert in 3D. A full 100 of the systems will…

Boeing's CST-100 spiffy capsule that can hurtle a lucky seven humans 100km into the dark abyss and the crew will follow two unmanned missions, eventually reaching the International Space Station. Boeing says two of its own employees will crew the first manned mission of its new astronaut capsule and confirmed it will use the Atlas 5 rocket to test…

A Calgary company is building two new high-definition cameras that can stream images from the International Space Station and the company is called Urthecast, will make one high resolution and one medium resolution camera ready to operate next year. The project's aim is to create an internet-based video streaming platform and allowing for online…

Panasonic's AG-3DA1 camera will shoot 3D video and Robonaut vlogs on the International Space Station.Panasonic AG-3DA1 Full HD 3D camcorders is a full 1080p 3D video recorder with twin lenses and dual 2 megapixel 3MOS sensors...........

NASA and Ad Astra team up to test VASIMR plasma rocket in space and NASA is becoming besties with Ad Astra, makers of the VASIMR VX-200 plasma rocket.VASIMR VX-200 plasma rocket was assumed to be destined for use on the International Space Station because it requires far less fuel than conventional boosters.......