US EditionChrister Fuglesang: “We Will Be Able to Take People to Mars Within 10 to 15 Years, if We Really Try” – The Observatorial
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The Nobel Prize in Physics rewards three discoverers of the quantum tunnel effect NASA says it has discovered possible signs of life in the past on MarsSince the beginning of humanity, we have looked to the sky with our mind to probe its contours, creating mythologies and then science around the symphony of celestial objects.But only in the second half of the twentieth century has it been possible for humanity to travel beyond our earthly destin…
Christer Fuglesang: “We will be able to take people to Mars within 10 to 15 years, if we really try” – The Observatorial
One of his explorers is Christian Bird’s eyeg Swedish physicist and astronaut, who made history by being the first of his nationality to travel outside of Earth. And during his 18 years of career in the European Space Agency (ESA) Fuglesang participated in two missions to the International Space Station – in 2006 and in […]
Australian National Review - The Most Exciting Thing about the "Burevestnik" Technology is the Future use of that Technology in Space (Moon, Mars, Venus, etc.)
The Most Exciting Thing about the “Burevestnik” Technology is the Future use of that Technology in Space (Moon, Mars, Venus, etc). By AussieCossack The most exciting thing about the “Burevestnik” technology is the future use of that technology in space (Moon, Mars, Venus, etc.). You can’t safely colonize the Moon without having these miniaturized nuclear reactors powering 100s of autonomous vehicles, drones, etc. Similar to the Soviet “Venera” p…
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