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The Italian company Thales Alenia Space (a contractor of the American Axiom Space) has published images from the production of the main structures of the first Axiom space module, Hub 1.
When the module parts are ready, they will be delivered to the Axiom Space facility in Houston, Texas, USA, where they will be integrated with each other. In some pictures taken from a certain angle, parts of the module resemble a flying saucer.
The company plans to launch the first space module to the International Space Station in 2026.
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The latest military satellite SATurnin-1, developed for the Czech Ministry of Defense, has successfully transmitted its first photographs of Earth from orbit. Equipped with advanced technologies and artificial intelligence, this spacecraft has become an important step in developing the Czech space program and strengthening the country’s defense capabilities. Technological Breakthrough in Czech Space Industry The […]
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Specialists of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration of the United States published amazing photos of the Cygnus cargo spacecraft of the American company Northrop Grumman on the social network X. The images were taken before Cygnus left the International Space Station on July 12 and burned up in the Earth’s atmosphere. The images from […]
The European Space Agency (ESA) plans to send the Ramses spacecraft to track the asteroid Apophis as it approaches our planet on April 13, 2029. The 375-meter-diameter asteroid will fly at a distance of only 32,000 kilometers from Earth – closer than some satellites in orbit. Despite its close passage, Apophis does not pose a […]
The Chinese company Space Pioneer has conducted a spectacular bench test of the Tianlong-3 launch vehicle with a reentry first stage. During the burning of the engines, the rocket spontaneously broke away from the launch pad, rose several hundred meters, and then fell and exploded 1.5 km from the test site. According to Space Pioneer, […]