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Rwanda seeks UAE economic partnerships to boost $1.1bn trade

Rwanda seeks UAE economic partnerships to boost $1.1bn trade
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Artemis II lunar crew rehearses splashdown in the Pacific

The four NASA astronauts set to fly by the moon next year have been out training for the final stage of the mission: the splashdown.

Texas , United-states , California , Florida , Houston , Pacific-ocean , Victor-glover , Reid-wiseman , Lili-villareal , Christina-koch , Jeremy-hansen , Kennedy-space-center

NASA regains communications with Mars helicopter Ingenuity

Just a few days after losing contact with the Mars helicopter Ingenuity, NASA has announced that it has regained communications with the plucky helicopter.

Propulsion-laboratory , Mars-relay-network , Twitter , Space-network , European-space-agency , Mars-reconnaissance-orbiter , Mars-atmospheric , Volatile-evolution , Mars-odyssey , Mars-express , Trace-gas-orbiter

First private all-European mission Axiom-3 arrives at ISS

The Axiom-3 mission, the first commercial all-European mission to the International Space Station, has arrived safely at its destination.

Italy , Japan , Russia , Sweden , Florida , United-states , Spain , Turkey , Russian , Japanese , Italian , Konstantin-borisov

NASA confirms burn-up date for failed Peregrine spacecraft

After a nine-day adventure in space in which it failed to reach the moon, Astrobotic's Peregrine spacecraft will soon burn up in Earth's atmosphere.

John-thornton , Griffin-lander , Peregrine-mission , Lunar-payload-services , Commercial-lunar-payload-services , Space , Astrobotic , Lunar-lander , Moon , Nasa , Peregrine , Aerospace

NASA delays first crewed Artemis missions to the moon

NASA is delaying the Artemis II and III crewed missions to the moon to give its teams more time to ensure everything is ready for the ambitious flights.

Bill-nelson , Spacex , Space-launch-system , Axiom-space , Lunar-gateway , Space , Artemis , Artemis-ii , Artemis-iii , Moon , Nasa , Aerospace

First image from Peregrine lunar lander confirms issue

The first image beamed back by Astrobotic’s Peregrine spacecraft provides the first visual evidence of a propulsion system anomaly.

United-states , Florida , American , United-launch-alliance , Peregrine-mission , Griffin-mission , Kennedy-space-center , Lunar-payload-services , Vulcan-centaur , Pittsburgh-based-astrobotic , Multi-layer-insulation

World Business Report

of a commercial lander. commercialising space. has been most of the financial side, the economic activity, has been driven in space for earth economy, i believe. you develoa it — for earth economy, i believe. you develoa it on _ for earth economy, i believe. you develop it on earth _ for earth economy, i believe. you develop it on earth and send it out to space. what about space for space economy? is it viable? yes. economy? is it viable? yes, absolutely- _ economy? is it viable? yes, absolutely. there _ economy? is it viable? yes, absolutely. there has - economy? is it viable? yes, absolutely. there has been | economy? is it viable? yes, | absolutely. there has been a economy? is it viable? yes, - absolutely. there has been a lot of interest in commercialising space for a number of decades. it is not really that economical for space agencies like nasa and the european space agency to fund everything from the rocket to the lander and everything else that is involved. instead they can simply pay for a ticket on a right to their destination to then really invest in their science activities. that is now opening up a number of opportunities for many players in the space economy, to really maximise their opportunities of all

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