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Shuttle, family inspire NASA cryogenic manager - Vimarsana News

Shuttle, family inspire NASA cryogenic manager

Jeremy Kenny squinted his eyes as he looked toward the brilliant light. Then came the deafening sound waves that vibrated his body. This was the moment he’d dreamed about since

Odysseus: Houston's Intuitive Machines Marks Lunar History with Pioneering US Private Sector Landing - Vimarsana News

Odysseus: Houston's Intuitive Machines Marks Lunar History with Pioneering US Private Sector Landing

NASA and Intuitive Machines have successfully launched the historic mission around the moon, marking the first "soft landing" by a private craft under NASA's Artemis lunar program, aiming to collect crucial data.

Can we refuel 'dead' satellites in space? Bold new missions aim to try. - Vimarsana News

Can we refuel 'dead' satellites in space? Bold new missions aim to try.

When a satellite runs out of fuel, it becomes little more than space junk. Now, space agencies and private companies want to change that. Here's how scientists plan to refuel satellites — in orbit.

Nasa plans nuclear reactor on the Moon to power 'human colony living in shadows' through brutal 330-hour-long nights - Vimarsana News

Nasa plans nuclear reactor on the Moon to power 'human colony living in shadows' through brutal 330-hour-long nights

NASA has plans to put a nuclear reactor on the moon to power future missions.The mission is known as the Fission Surface Power Project and it's one o

Nuclear reactor to power 'eventual human colony' on Moon one step closer to reality after latest NASA move - Vimarsana News

Nuclear reactor to power 'eventual human colony' on Moon one step closer to reality after latest NASA move

Three companies are developing reactors that could support an "eventual human colony" on both the Moon and eventually Mars.

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