Author: Jasmine Boland

  • China’s Launch Center Conduct Back-To-Back Launches Just Hours Apart

    China’s Launch Center Conduct Back-To-Back Launches Just Hours Apart

    This week at Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center, built in the Chinese province Shanxi, began with a back-to-back launch, according to media reports. The time gap between both the launches was only six hours. Kuaizhou-1A rocket was used for both the launches at the same launch center. During the first launch, an Earth-imaging satellite called Jilin-1 […]

  • SpaceChain To Send Blockchain Technology To ISS For Fintech Market

    SpaceChain To Send Blockchain Technology To ISS For Fintech Market

    In the recent time, SpaceChain declared that its blockchain technology is headed to the ISS (International Space Station), onboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket in the course of CRS-19 commercial resupply service operation. This is the foremost technology manifestation of blockchain hardware on the space station and it will be positioned in Nanoracks’ marketable platform […]

  • Astronomers Are Trying To Figure Out Bennu’s Particle Explosion Event

    Astronomers Are Trying To Figure Out Bennu’s Particle Explosion Event

    NASA has found its OSIRIS-Rex spacecraft to be orbiting the large asteroid Bennu to detect a slight disturbance in the rover the moment it nears Earth. The rover has mapped the asteroid’s rocky surface using its cameras and other necessary instruments so as to help find the correct spot for landing that is expected to […]

  • Artificial Intelligence-Integrated CIMON Could Simplify Space Crew Tasks

    Artificial Intelligence-Integrated CIMON Could Simplify Space Crew Tasks

    The Crew Interactive Mobile Companion (CIMON) has collected many firsts of the primary mission to the International Space Station (ISS). The mission is the first-ever autonomous free-floating robot to function when aboard the station. It is believed to become the first smart astronaut assistant. However, the CIMON is something rare than Alexa for space. Another […]

  • A Comet Shows That Our Solar System Is Not Something Very Rare

    A Comet Shows That Our Solar System Is Not Something Very Rare

    On December 8, 2019, there will be a comet swinging from another star as per the astronomers. The comet named 2I/Borisov will be the first one to rise from interstellar space. However, its origin is found to be alienated for now. The astronomers have found Borisov to be just like another comet in our Solar […]