#space (15 Posts)
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Elon Musk Stirs Buzz with Flying Tesla Roadster—Will It Take Off?
Tesla Roadster raised expectations for its unveiling as a teaser for the second-generation model unveiled in 2014.
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North Korea's Shadowy Space Plans vs. South Korea's Cutting-Edge Satellite Tech
South Korean Military Plans to Launch Reconnaissance Satellite in Early AprilNorth Korea Detected Preparing for Satellite Launch in Response to South KoreaKim Yo Jong Publicly Reveals Request for Dialogue from Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Amid the announcement that the military authorities are planning to launch the second military reconnaissance satellite in early April, it has […]
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Space One's Dream Up in Flames: Japanese Rocket Explosion Shocks Nation
Japanese Rocket Explodes Mid-Air 5 Seconds After LaunchStock Prices for Canon, the Major Shareholder of Space One, PlummetSouth Korea Also Steps Up to Nurture Private Space Industry On the 13th, local media reported that Cairos, a small solid-fuel rocket made by the Japanese private space company Space One, exploded in mid-air shortly after launch. The […]
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Tranquil Treasures in Korea: Top 5 Hanok Cafés for Peaceful Moments
① Cafes nestled in Hanok Villages Chagyeong is a Hanok cafe located in Jeonju Hanok Village. The cafe’s exterior captures the traditional scenery of Hanok. Upon entering the cafe, you are greeted by a quaint Hanok who makes you feel like you have taken a step back. Through the window, you can see the Hanok […]
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NASA's Big Reveal: Odysseus Lunar Lander Captured in Stunning Orbit Photo
NASA released a photo of the uncrewed spacecraft of the private company Intuitive Machines, taken from lunar orbit on the 26th. This comes about four days after the announcement of the successful lunar landing of this spacecraft, Odysseus (Nova-C). NASA explained that this image was taken on the 24th by NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO), […]
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SpaceX Secures $1.8 Billion Classified Contract with U.S. Intelligence, Military
SpaceX, the space company founded by Tesla CEO Elon Musk, is stepping up cooperation with U.S. security agencies, according to reports.The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported on Tuesday (local time) that the company has signed a classified contract worth $1.8 billion (about 2.4 trillion won) with the U.S. government for 2021. The WSJ added that it confirmed the contract with documents it obtained. In the document, SpaceX said it expected funding from the U.S. security contract to make up a significant portion of the company's revenue in the coming years. The document did not name the government agency.WSJ reports that "....
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China Plans to Surpass the U.S. with 26,000 Low-Orbit Satellites by 2030
China plans to launch more than 26,000 low-earth orbit satellites by 2030. To become a global space power. To build a sixth-generation (6G) communications support network. Strengthening military power and pursuing economic interests. Expressing a sense of crisis in the U.S. and Europe...
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World's Largest Solid Fuel Rocket Launched by Chinese Private Space Company
Chinese private space companies achieve successful rocket launches, rivaling SpaceX, but it's uncertain if they can match SpaceX's scale.
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China's Ambitious Starlink Plan: Launching 26,000 Satellites in 10 Years
China is planning to launch more than 26,000 low-Earth orbit (LEO) communication satellites to create its version of Starlink.
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China's Space Domination Plan by 2045 - Are They Beating Elon Musk?
China accelerates commercial rocket launches, outperforms SpaceX in some areas; private companies play a significant role in industry growth.
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Chinese Astronauts Grow Lettuce, Green Onions, and Other Vegetables in Space
Chinese astronauts aboard Tiangong space station cultivate cherry tomatoes, lettuce, and other vegetables, compensating for the lack of bees.
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Chinese Rocket's Fiery Crash Near Residential Area with Toxic Smoke
Debris from a Chinese rocket used for satellite launch fell near a residential area, raising concerns about safety and pollution.
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NASA's Iconic Spacecraft Voyager 1 Stops Communicating After 46 Years
NASA's Voyager 1 loses communication with Earth due to a computer glitch, posing a challenging repair effort lasting weeks.
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South Korea Intensifies Space Race with North Korea, Launches First Spy Satellite
South Korea's first military reconnaissance satellite, with 0.3m-class resolution, successfully launched, enhancing the Kill Chain capability.
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Space travel with a Michelin meal...at what price?
Starting next year, you could be traveling through space while eating a Michelin-starred meal. French company Zephalto has launched its flying balloon Celeste, according to CNN.