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ULA retires Delta rockets after 60-year run: 'Oh man, that's it' - Vimarsana News

ULA retires Delta rockets after 60-year run: 'Oh man, that's it'

It’s the end of an era for United Launch Alliance, which retired its Delta fleet after more than 60 years. The final Delta IV Heavy lifted off on Tuesday at 12:53 p.m. from the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.

Explosions and exploration: Why 2023 was an exciting year in space - Vimarsana News

Explosions and exploration: Why 2023 was an exciting year in space

The Starship spacecraft's fiery end soon after launch – not once but twice – was a major moment in a year filled with landmark space missions.

Source: bbc.com
See November's Full Beaver Moon light up the sky around the world (photos) - Vimarsana News

See November's Full Beaver Moon light up the sky around the world (photos)

November's Beaver Moon, the second to last full moon of 2023, was captured by photographers across the globe on Monday (Nov. 27), lighting up the internet with stunning images.

Source: yahoo.com
See November's Full Beaver Moon light up the sky around the world (photos) - Vimarsana News

See November's Full Beaver Moon light up the sky around the world (photos)

November's Beaver Moon, the second to last full moon of 2023, was captured by photographers across the globe on Monday (Nov. 27), lighting up the internet with stunning images.

Source: space.com
'Extremely exciting': NASA exploring passenger plan that could travel from New York to London in 90 minutes - Vimarsana News

'Extremely exciting': NASA exploring passenger plan that could travel from New York to London in 90 minutes

Imagine going from New York to London in 90 minutes. NASA says it’s possible, and they’re starting new research to make supersonic flights the future of air travel.