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Calendar: Virtual community, entertainment events beginning Jan. 13 Sun Sentinel 1/11/2021 Mary Lou Cruz, South Florida Sun Sentinel This is a list of reader-submitted opportunities to learn, take classes, stroll through galleries and museums or have front-row seats to experience some great performances — from the convenience and comfort of your own home. All programs and activities are subject to change. Reflections of South Florida, 6:30-8 p.m. Jan. 13. Presented by local ...

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8 January 2021, 2:54 am EST By NASA has major feats for 2021, one of them is to launch Artemis I, the moon mission that is meant to show the Orion Space craft and Space Launch System, reportedly the rocket that should send humans to Mars. However, before such a journey begins, NASA still needs to go though hot fire tests. This month, NASA is set to make noise with the SLS Moon Megarocket for to finish the green test run. (Photo : Twitter Photo by SPACE.com on twitter) "NASA SLS megarocket for...

Bill Ingalls / NASA Astronaut Kayla Barron was one of the first women commissioned as a submarine warfare officer in the US Navy. Now, she’s part of another groundbreaking group, NASA’s Artemis Team. This hour, we talk with Barron about her training for the next set of missions to return to the moon.  The Artemis Program aims to put the first woman on the moon in coming years. GUESTS: NASA Astronaut Kayla Barron - Member of NASA’s Artemis team; she’s also a Navy Lieutenant Command...

The single best thing about this watch: It’s the one they wear to space. In 2024, NASA will send another pair of astronauts to the moon—including the first woman to land on that big hunk of cheese—as part of the Artemis Program. Teams are being sorted out, plans for a base camp on the moon’s surface have been unveiled, and presumably a partnership with Booking.com is on the horizon. When those astronauts do make those small steps on the lunar surface, they’ll almost definitely be wear...

U.S. Senator Gary Peters' bill to permanently protect the Apollo landing sites on the moon has been signed into law.

Author of the article: Lindsay Morey Publishing date: Dec 29, 2020  •  December 29, 2020  •  3 minute read  •  A mourner is seen at a candlelight vigil outside the Alberta legislature on Wednesday, Jan. 8 in memory of the victims of the Ukraine International Airlines crash in Tehran, Iran. Among the 176 people killed when the airliner was shot down last month were 57 Canadian citizens. A total of 138 people on the flight were connecting to Canada via Kyiv. Larry Wong/Postmedia N...

The Japanese Space Agency (JAXA) has had its exploration budget more than quadrupled for the coming year. Strong on recent successes such as the return of samples collected from Asteroid Ryugu, JAXAs fund for exploration will go from 120 million to 500 million US dollars. The extraordinary success of Haybausa2 – the mission that collected and brought back the sample of Ryugu on December 6 – is probably among the highlights of the year for JAXA. Confirmation of the abundance of the sampl...

.......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Two Colorado residents were placed on a list of astronauts that could soon travel to the moon, officials said. NASA Astronauts Matthew Dominick of Wheat Ridge and Jessica Watkins of Lafayette were among 18 astronauts selected to the Artemis Program on Dec. 9, The Gazette r...

Two Coloradans are on the short list to travel to the moon. NASA Astronauts Matthew Dominick of Wheat Ridge and Jessica Watkins of Lafayette were among 18 astronauts named on Dec. 9 to the Artemis Program, the next lunar mission. NASA plans to have the next man and first woman on the moon by 2024.