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Solar Energy: Pros and Cons
The sun is one of the largest sources of clean, natural, and renewable energy. According to expert studies, the amount of energy produced by the sun in an hour could suffice the world’s total...
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Expectations vs Reality: according to Science
Did you know that merely having an expectation does not make it happen? Well, that’s according to psychology experts. Life experiences can shape or influence our expectations. So, whether you expect a dream job,...
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Who Is an Astronaut?
If you ever watched the famous film Apollo 13 in the mid-1990s, you certainly recall the ill-fated lunar mission of the Apollo spacecraft. Although an onboard explosion hampered the space mission, the film depicts...
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Will Space Ever Rule over the Earth?
Since 1957 when the world’s first artificial satellite was launched into orbit, the space age has achieved huge milestones. Currently, a record 3,000 satellites are in orbit, courtesy of the world’s famous superpowers. The...
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Autonomous Passenger Aircraft-the Next Big Thing in Aeronautics
Aeronautics is the branch of aerospace engineering that deals with the design, production, maintenance, and operation of aircraft. Since the remarkable first flight of the Wright brothers, aeronautical engineers have focused on having a...
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10 Ways Your Body Can Go Nut in Space
Looking at the millions of galaxies in the sky at night, you’d wonder how they came to be in the first place. But that aside, have you wondered what astronauts experience when they get...
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How Does an Electric Motor Work?
Did you know that your home could have more than fifty electric motors all hidden inside the simple gadgets you use? Incredibly, little is known about these important accessories found in power tools and...
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Emerging Technologies That Are Reshaping the Flying Experience for the Airline Industry
Emerging technology is sending shockwaves of reforms in every business sector and air travel is no exception. From self-driving robots, seamless internet, biometric identification, and online check-in, a revolution is evident. Here we explore...
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How to become an Astronaut 101
If you ever watched the famous film Apollo 13 in the mid-1990s, you certainly recall the ill-fated lunar mission of the Apollo spacecraft. Although an onboard explosion hampered the space mission, the film depicts...
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Is Solar Energy All Good?
The sun is one of the largest sources of clean, natural, and renewable energy. According to expert studies, the amount of energy produced by the sun in an hour could suffice the world’s total...
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The American Space Force
The American Space Force is a recently proposed military branch that President Donald Trump reported during a meeting of the National Space Council on June 18, 2018. In the event it was announced, it...
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A bug size robot isn’t that valuable except if you can fit a camera on it, and making an effective camera that little isn’t simple. However, robotics from the University of Washington, Seattle, have...
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SpaceX crew Dragon: Douglas Hurley
Hurley is a New York local, born in Endicott on October 21, 1966. After moving on from Owego Free Academy in Owego, New York, in 1984, he went to school at Tulane University in...
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Commercial Space Flight: what’s next?
10 years ago, depending on commercial spacecraft to convey payload to the International Space Station was still a significant assessment. NASA made agreements in late 2008 with both Orbital Sciences Corp. and, SpaceX as...
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What is the cost of Space tourism?
It was beyond the bounds of possibilities, to travel to the moon and discover how it is made, and what was on its surface. Then, since the aerospace era began, the desire was partly...
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From Kaputnik to Successnik
60 years ago, on the 31st of January 1958, the US launched its first satellite called Explorer 1: it launched the longest-running space exploration program in history. ...
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Interview With the first man in space || Yuri Gagarin
Yuri Alekseyevich Gagarin was the first man going to space and to celebrate the 56th I wrote an interview simulation. 12th June 1961 Two months have passed since that historical day when Yuri Gagarin,...
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The teacher of the Challenger Shuttle
A person become an astronaut once he/she passed the Kármán line: so technically Christa isn’t an “astronaut”. But Why?...
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F-16 With Special Tail Celebrates 80th Anniversary Of The “Buzzards”
The F-16CM #89-2030 of the 510th FS touchdown at Aviano AB on Mar. 20, 2023. (Picture credit score: Claudio Tramontin) The F-16 with the brand new special-colored tail has flown for the primary time...
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Let’s Talk About Reports That China Used Stolen U.S. Military Technology For The J-20
A Chinese language J-20 Mighty Dragon and a US F-22 Raptor (file images edited by The Aviationist for illustration functions solely) Consultants have just lately warned that the PLAAF fifth gen fighter, due to...
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Slovakia Has Approved The Transfer of 13 MiG-29s to Ukraine
The fantastic thing about a Sliac AB Mig-29AS belonging to the first Fighter Squadron. (Picture credit score: Jorge Ruivo/The Aviationist) The ex-Slovak Air Drive MiG-29s ought to be delivered within the subsequent few weeks....
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Italy To Upgrade Its C-27J Spartan Tactical Airlifters
An Italian Air Drive C-27J at Pisa airport. (Picture credit score: The Aviationist/Giovanni Maduli) The plane will obtain an in depth improve to the avionic suite, onboard programs and self-protection suite. Leonardo and Armaereo,...
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Here’s The MQ-9 Video Of The Russian Su-27 Intercept Over The Black Sea
A screenshot from the DoD video. The Pentagon launched the MQ-9 video exhibiting the Su-27 Flanker making one move dumping gasoline and one other move resulting in the collision. As already reported on Mar....
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Boeing Begins Production Of MH-139 Grey Wolf Helicopter
An MH-139A Gray Wolf lifts off for a mission Aug. 17, 2022, at Eglin Air Power Base, Fla. The Gray Wolf sortie was the primary flight for the reason that Air Power took over...
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Russian Su-27 Flanker Collides With U.S. MQ-9 Reaper Over The Black Sea
A composite picture exhibiting a US MQ-9 and a Russian Su-27 flying in shut proximity (file images edited by The Aviationist for illustration functions solely) The Russian plane struck the RPA’s propeller forcing the...
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A-10 Demo Team Introduces New Pilot And Paint Scheme For 2023 Airshow Season
The brand new heritage paint scheme of the A-10C Demo Staff Capt Lindsay “MAD” Johnson will fly at airshows throughout the US aboard the brand new demo plane specifically painted to pay homage to...
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Italian Air Force Quietly Deployed G550 CAEW To Romania As Part Of New Task Group ‘Argo’
File picture of the G550 CAEW of the 14° Stormo touchdown at Pratica di Mare (Picture credit score: Writer) The dear asset has already carried out greater than a dozen surveillance missions over jap...
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