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To determine whether a rocket was launched this morning, one should check current spaceflight news for updates from major space agencies like NASA, SpaceX, Roscosmos, or related institutions. Typically, rocket launches are highly publicized events, with official announcements and live streams available online. You can also follow space-related social media accounts or check space enthusiast […]

Transitioning from power engineering to the space industry is an exciting prospect and can be achieved by following several strategic steps: Identify Transferable Skills: As a power engineer, you likely possess skills in project management, systems engineering, problem-solving, and technical expertise in energy systems, all of which are highly valuable in the space industry. Assess […]

One of the most fascinating exoplanets that I’ve encountered in my research is Kepler-16b. This intriguing exoplanet orbits a binary star system, much like the fictional Tatooine from Star Wars. It was the first such exoplanet to be conclusively confirmed and is located around 200 light-years away from Earth in the constellation Cygnus. Kepler-16b’s orbit […]

Rocket science, often used as a synonym for something extremely complex, is a specialized branch of aerospace engineering focused on the design, development, testing, and production of rocket-propelled systems. It involves a multidisciplinary approach that includes knowledge of fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, materials science, structural analysis, propulsion, aerodynamics, avionics, and computer applications. The primary objective of […]

The Big Bang itself cannot be directly witnessed as an event from any point in space because it wasn’t an explosion in space; rather, it was an event that happened everywhere in the universe simultaneously, as space itself expanded. Instead, what can be ‘witnessed’ is the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) radiation, which is the residual […]

When contemplating the perspective from within a black hole, it’s crucial to consider the bizarre nature of spacetime in these regions. As you approach a black hole, especially past the event horizon, the rules of physics as we understand them change dramatically. From an observer outside a black hole, any object falling towards it appears […]

Helmets for mechanical counterpressure suits achieve a seal by employing advanced engineering techniques and materials that ensure an airtight closure. Unlike traditional space suits, which rely on maintaining pressurized air throughout the entire suit, mechanical counterpressure suits use tight-fitting elastomeric materials to apply pressure directly to the skin. To create a reliable seal at the […]

Cosmos: A Personal Voyage, originally aired in 1980 and hosted by the renowned astrophysicist Carl Sagan, is often considered one of the most influential science documentaries of all time. The series is lauded for its ability to communicate complex scientific concepts to the general public in an accessible and captivating manner. Sagan’s articulate narration, combined […]

The possibility of extraterrestrial life, particularly life forms that closely resemble humans, is a subject of great intrigue and scientific exploration. The search for such life often centers around the concept of habitability—conditions similar to those on Earth where life as we know it could exist. For a planet to host human-like life, it would […]

Boson stars are theoretical celestial objects composed of bosons, which are one of the fundamental types of particles, alongside fermions. Unlike fermions, which make up matter in more familiar forms such as protons and neutrons, bosons are typically force carriers—such as photons and gluons—or, in speculative theories, may include hypothesized particles like axions. Boson stars […]