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NASA Will Fly 3 Sounding Rockets During April 8's Total Solar Eclipse—Here's Why - Vimarsana News

NASA Will Fly 3 Sounding Rockets During April 8's Total Solar Eclipse—Here's Why

NASA has announced plans to launch three Black Brant IX sounding rockets as part of the APEP mission.

UPDATE: How to watch as Wallops launches student experiments Friday - Vimarsana News

UPDATE: How to watch as Wallops launches student experiments Friday

The Wallops Flight Facility is preparing for a Thursday launch for the RockOn student flight program. Here's what to know about when and how to watch.

When, how to watch as Wallops launches student experiments Thursday - Vimarsana News

When, how to watch as Wallops launches student experiments Thursday

The Wallops Flight Facility is preparing for a Thursday launch for the RockOn student flight program. Here's what to know about when and how to watch.

NASA rocket launch from Wallops today may be visible in parts of N.J., Pa. - Vimarsana News

NASA rocket launch from Wallops today may be visible in parts of N.J., Pa.

The small rocket is scheduled to take off from the NASA Wallops Flight Facility in eastern Virginia on Monday, April 24, weather permitting.

Source: nj.com
NASA rockets team up with satellites to study electric generator - Vimarsana News

NASA rockets team up with satellites to study electric generator

Story highlights Scheduled to be launched on separate days, the two rockets will team up with Nasa’s Ionospheric Connection Explorer (ICON) satellite to advance the understanding of the atmospheric dynamo.  NASA will be launching two sounding rockets under its Dynamo-2 mission to team up with a satellite. This will help in studying the giant electric current in Earth’s ionosphere.  Scheduled to be launched on separate days, the two rockets will team up with Nasa’s Ionospheric Connection Explorer (ICON) satellite to advance the understanding of the atmospheric dynamo.  Scott England, ...