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One of the main challenges of space travel has been food storage. While mankind has been sending people to space as early as 1961, there has never been any refrigerator to keep food cold and fresh during long missions.
Exos Aerospace Systems & Technologies “Lands” in Piemonte, Italy Exos Aerospace Systems & Technologies Inc. Greenville, Texas, UNITED STATES GREENVILLE, Texas, March 16, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Monday, 22 nd February 2021, Exos Aerospace reached an agreement to establish its first European base of operations in the Piemonte region, Italy. John Quinn, CEO of Exos Aerospace and President-Elect of Exos Italia, said that “after three years of discussions developing a National Charter Enterprise venture with Italy, the last nine months (amidst COVID) has seen remark...
By HIGHLIGHTS Spread over 12,000 sq. ft., the facility offers single player and multiplayer. Games on offer include Singularity, Engineerium, SOL Raiders, Outbreak Origins, and Zombie Survival. Microgravity launches new facility in gurugram Microgravity has announced the opening of a new Virtual Reality-Augmented Reality (VR-AR) in India. The company has launched a new gaming facility in Gurugram, Haryana. It is located in JMD Empire Square and is spread over 12,000 sq. ft. The company has also announced that it has partnered with Zero Latency to “enhance and provide the most unique and...
Story highlights NASA researches crop production in space because plants can provide nutrients to astronaut crews on long-duration missions, such as a mission to Mars In a breakthrough for space plant research, first plant transplant has taken place in the International Space Station's Vegetable Production System (Veggie) facility. NASA researches crop production in space because plants can provide nutrients to astronaut crews on long-duration missions, such as a mission to Mars. NASA astronaut Mike Hopkins, an Expedition 64 crew member, who arrived to the station for a six-month scie...
Jan 17 2021 Read 4505 Times With space missions already in the planning to send humans to Mars, there is an urgent need for more efficient water reuse on-board spacecraft. Reducing the total volume of water needed to sustain long-term space travel means lighter payloads at launch, or the ability to carry more cargo. The AELISS project, a collaboration between the University of Alicante and the University of Puerto Rico, aims to improve the efficiency of such water recycling systems in microgravity conditions. Last month, NASA launched a cargo ship carrying an experimental system on board used...