Tag: International Space Station

Locked Out of Space: Russian Attack Threatens Space Station, and Kessler Effect Cascade Crisis

Post author By Web McMaster
Post date November 19, 2021
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Russia performs an anti-satellite test, that scatters disintegrating fragments and sends the International Space Station (ISS) crew scrambling for safety.

Tags International Space Station, ISS, Kessler Effect, Russian satellite attack, space debris

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Outer Space Constitution: Will the Artemis Accords Govern Private Space Explorers?

Post author By Web McMaster
Post date May 27, 2020
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Sign up for the free email alerts at the Patriot Post and get a free copy of the Patriot’s Primer on American Liberty. When you do, you’re helping Bill Whittle too. NASA’s list of guidelines for private companies and nations interactions in outer space — dubbed the Artemis Accords — is a voluntary compact which […]

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May 27: SpaceX and NASA Set Date for First Manned USA Launch in 9 Years

Post author By Web McMaster
Post date April 20, 2020
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May 28: SpaceX and NASA Set Date for First Manned USA Launch in 9 Years

The private manned, for profit, space flight era gets its official launch on May 28, the date NASA and SpaceX have set to send Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley from launch pad 39A at the Kennedy Space Center in a Dragon capsule atop a Falcon 9 rocket.