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NASA delays launch of LOFTID tech demo and NOAA's JPSS-2 satellite - Vimarsana News

NASA delays launch of LOFTID tech demo and NOAA's JPSS-2 satellite

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NASA's about to test Martian landing gear in space thanks to this visionary - Vimarsana News

NASA's about to test Martian landing gear in space thanks to this visionary

Through a public-private partnership with United Launch Alliance, NASA will test an inflatable heat shield, a futuristic new piece of hardware it would need to land astronauts on Mars. If it weren't for Bernard Kutter, it might not have happened.

Earth-monitoring JPSS-2 satellite is 'go' for liftoff Tuesday - Vimarsana News

Earth-monitoring JPSS-2 satellite is 'go' for liftoff Tuesday

The powerful JPSS-2 satellite is go for liftoff early Tuesday morning (Nov. 1) — provided the weather cooperates.

Source: space.com
Thick Cloud Threat May Delay US Polar Weather Satellite Launch On Tuesday - NASA - Vimarsana News

Thick Cloud Threat May Delay US Polar Weather Satellite Launch On Tuesday - NASA

There is a more than 50% chance that thick cloud weather conditions and the threat of lightning could force a postponement of the launch of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)s third polar orbiting weather satellite in its current series from California on Tuesday, the missio ..

Next-gen Mars landing gear to get a test during launch next week - Vimarsana News

Next-gen Mars landing gear to get a test during launch next week

Technology that could help humanity land heavy hardware on Mars will get an in-space test early next week.

Source: space.com