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Katherine Bennell-Pegg, an Australian Space Agency employee, is halfway through her training to become Australia's first female astronaut. Read about her journey and the rigorous training required.

Katherine Bennell-Pegg, an Australian Space Agency employee, is halfway through her training to become Australia's first female astronaut. Read about her journey and the rigorous training required.

Katherine Bennell-Pegg, an Australian Space Agency employee, is halfway through her training to become Australia's first female astronaut. Read about her journey and the rigorous training required.

Katherine Bennell-Pegg, an Australian Space Agency employee, is halfway through her training to become Australia's first female astronaut. Read about her journey and the rigorous training required.

Katherine Bennell-Pegg, an Australian Space Agency employee, is halfway through her training to become Australia's first female astronaut. Read about her journey and the rigorous training required.

Engine failure sends high-orbit craft tumbling, wipes out US$36.4 million – nearly 30 per cent of China Satcom’s 2022 profits.

(CNN) — Ali Hajimiri has spent a decade researching how to put solar panels in space and beam the energy down to Earth. Yet when the<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/this-wild-futuristic-space-plan-could-help-save-the-world-but-some-say-its-too-far-fetched/">Read More</a>

Solar farms in space could harness the power of the sun, unaffected by bad weather, cloud cover, nighttime or the seasons.

(CNN) — Ali Hajimiri has spent a decade researching how to put solar panels in space and beam the energy down to Earth. Yet when the Caltech electrical engineering professor

Space-based solar power involves harvesting sunlight from Earth orbit then beaming it down to the surface w...