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And disciplines within the company and verifying checks with the crew today every step of the way. all right. and i heard from mcc that our the four checks are complete. roughly three minutes out from release at this point. its getting exciting. i dont know about you all but i can feel the anticipation watching this and looking at their faces. look at that, they have big smiles on. and we have just received word on time for mission control center. were 2:30 out. >> as we listen in, well bring in...

That was a film that was released in 2019 -- at least 2019 when it was posted online. the same filmmaker also made this a year before. now, in this you will recognize some of the same dudes from the other movie but in this movie they have different haircuts and they have different purported expertise. >> no tire tracks and no footprints. >> the germans had assembling on moon. they had a settlement on mars and they were doing this is early as 1939. >> between the age of 16 and 17 years old, i was...

Shows chinas growing confidence, having also just landed a rover on mars. are china and the u.s. now technically legals? >> the u.s. is more advanced, says the missions chief designer. but china develops space programs for its own needs. >> despite a ban on cooperation, nasa sent congratulations well tonight, high above the earth, chinese astronauts smiled, waved, and took their place in history. janice mckee for your, nbc news, china. >> remarkable story, and coming up for us, something the fol...

Are china and the u.s. technical equals? thest is more advanced but china developed space programs for its own need. nasa sent congratulationses while tonight high above the earth chinese astronauts smiled, waved and took the place in history. janis mackey frayer, nbc news, china. something the folks at one tv network noticed whats going on at another tv network. [sfx: psst psst] allergies dont have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season l...

The chinese station, called tiang-gong, or heavenly palace, is a quarter the size of the international space station but a rival. china frozen out of the iss by u.s. security concerns. but with the iss getting old china could have the only space outpost. >> this phase of the chinese space program is something theyve been champing at the bit to do for a decade now. >> reporter: the unusually public fanfare, timed for the communist partys 100th anniversary next month, shows chinas growing confiden...

For china. its poured billions into becoming a space power, and its getting there fast. the chinese station, called tiang-gong, or heavenly palace, is a quarter the size of the international space station but a rival. china frozen out of the iss by u.s. security concerns. but with the iss getting old china could have the only space outpost. >> this phase of the chinese space program is something theyve been champing at the bit to do for a decade now. >> reporter: the unusually public fanfare, ti...

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Credit Courtesy of Sheri Quinn Former USU Physics Professor and co-founder of the Small Satellite Conference at Utah State University, Dr. Raymond Gilbert Moore, passed away December 28, 2020 in Monument, Colorado at the age of 92. His aerospace career spanned the beginning of the U.S. Space Program in the late 1940s through the current space age.  Voicemail from Gil: Hi Sheri, it’s Gil. I’m in the hospital at Colorado Springs and so my time has gotten kinda short. I’ll no longer be able...

Former USU Physics Professor and co-founder of the Small Satellite Conference at Utah State University, Dr. Raymond Gilbert Moore, passed away December 28,

01/12/2021 3 Minutes Read The metallic refining units and piping brightly reflect radar signals at ExxonMobil’s Singapore Chemical plant on Jurong Island. Very high resolution zoomed in views show the granular features of an oil tanker docked near floating roof storage tanks. Image courtesy Capella Space Small sat SAR data provider Capella Space is now officially open for commercial operations. The company, which holds the first and only commercial FCC license for a US designed and oper...