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Spacecraft Mission News (English, German) – 11.01.18

Posted on 11.01.201806.02.2024 By vnawrath No Comments on Spacecraft Mission News (English, German) – 11.01.18
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Front Page / Titelseite

SpaceX targeting late January for Falcon Heavy debut - SpaceNews.com

SpaceX targeting late January for Falcon Heavy debut – SpaceNews.com

SpaceX is now planning to attempt the first launch of its Falcon Heavy rocket around the end of this month, the company’s chief executive said Jan. 4.
  spacenews.com
In Photos: SpaceX`s 1st Falcon Heavy Rocket Readies for Launch

In Photos: SpaceX’s 1st Falcon Heavy Rocket Readies for Launch

SpaceX plans to launch its huge new Falcon Heavy rocket for the first time in January 2018. See photos of the powerful booster and its unusual payload here.
  space.com
Behold! SpaceX`s 1st Falcon Heavy Rocket on the Launchpad (Photos, Video)

Behold! SpaceX’s 1st Falcon Heavy Rocket on the Launchpad (Photos, Video)

If you needed a reminder that SpaceX is about to debut its huge new Falcon Heavy rocket, here you go.
  space.com
Is the James Webb Space Telescope "Too Big to Fail?"

Is the James Webb Space Telescope “Too Big to Fail?”

Backers of NASA’s next great observatory contemplate its worst-case scenarios
  scientificamerica…
The Fall of China’s Tiangong-1 Space Lab: Guessing Game with Prizes! (Updated)

The Fall of China’s Tiangong-1 Space Lab: Guessing Game with Prizes! (Updated)

The Aerospace Corporation’s Center for Orbital and Reentry Debris Studies (CORDS) is sponsoring a “live on green event” guessing game. Entrants can compete for Aerospace swag with the…
  leonarddavid.com
SpaceX Says Falcon 9 Rocket Performed as Expected During Zuma Launch

SpaceX Says Falcon 9 Rocket Performed as Expected During Zuma Launch

A report by the Wall Street Journal suggests the secret Zuma satellite launched by SpaceX Sunday night (Jan. 7) has failed. But SpaceX’s president Gwynne Shotwell says the Falcon 9…
  space.com
Sorry sci-fi fans, real wars in space not the stuff of Hollywood - SpaceNews.com

Sorry sci-fi fans, real wars in space not the stuff of Hollywood – SpaceNews.com

Savvy space warriors like Russia’s military already are giving us a taste of the future. They are jamming GPS navigation signals, disrupting satellite communications links and sensors in…
  spacenews.com
How the US Navy Is Turning Sci-Fi Warfare into Reality

How the US Navy Is Turning Sci-Fi Warfare into Reality

In the past 100 years, humanity went from fantasizing about ray guns to actually seeing some go “pew pew” for real.
  space.com
2018 a big year of transition for military space - SpaceNews.com

2018 a big year of transition for military space – SpaceNews.com

In the 2018 National Defense Authorization Act, Congress weakened the Air Force secretary’s power to set military space priorities and influence programs.
  spacenews.com
All issues / Alle Ausgaben

International Spacestation (ISS) /

Internationale Raumstation

Ein rosa Glühen bei Nacht

Ein rosa Glühen bei Nacht

ESA-Astronaut Alexander Gerst schwebt durch das europäische Columbus-Laboratorium der Internationalen Raumstation ISS. Das Bild ist im Jahre 2014 während seines ersten Fluges aufgenommen…
  esa.int
Robot Arm Finishes Swapping Experiments Outside Dragon – Space Station

Robot Arm Finishes Swapping Experiments Outside Dragon – Space Station

Robotics controllers have completed the science cargo transfers from the rear of the SpaceX Dragon cargo ship, also known as its trunk. Dragon is due to depart the International Space…
  blogs.nasa.gov
Crew Begins 2018 Studying How Living in Space Affects Humans – Space Station

Crew Begins 2018 Studying How Living in Space Affects Humans – Space Station

The Expedition 54 crew is starting the New Year studying how humans adapt to living in space for months and years at a time. NASA and its international partners are also learning how to…
  blogs.nasa.gov
Crew Prepping Dragon for Departure While Studying Life Science – Space Station

Crew Prepping Dragon for Departure While Studying Life Science – Space Station

Robotics controllers are getting ready to uninstall the SpaceX Dragon cargo craft from the International Space Station on Friday before releasing it for a splashdown in the Pacific Ocean…
  blogs.nasa.gov

Earth / Erde

Solving Earth`s Climate Challenges Require More Satellite Vision: Report

Solving Earth’s Climate Challenges Require More Satellite Vision: Report

According to an extensive, 700-page report by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine, space observations are crucial to solving the challenges posed by climate.
  space.com
NASA Goes for `GOLD` to Scan the Border of Earth and Space

NASA Goes for ‘GOLD’ to Scan the Border of Earth and Space

NASA’s GOLD mission, flying to space Jan. 25 attached to a communications satellite, will examine the boundary between Earth and space.
  space.com
The Bottom of the Ocean Is Sinking

The Bottom of the Ocean Is Sinking

The bottom of the ocean is more of a “sunken place” than it used to be.
  livescience.com
`Bomb Cyclone` Swirls Across US East Coast in Stunning Views of Earth

‘Bomb Cyclone’ Swirls Across US East Coast in Stunning Views of Earth

As a powerful bomb cyclone winter storm curls across the U.S. East Coast this morning (Jan. 4), the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) GOES-East satellite is…
  space.com
Second Galileo Quartet Ready for Launch atop Ariane 5 Rocket – Ariane 5 VA240 | Spaceflight101

Second Galileo Quartet Ready for Launch atop Ariane 5 Rocket – Ariane 5 VA240 | Spaceflight101

Four more satellites are set to join the European Galileo Navigation Satellite System on Tuesday, targeting liftoff at 18:36 UTC atop an Ariane 5 ES rocket blasting off from French Guiana….
  spaceflight101.com
Photos: Ariane 5 Rolls Out for Liftoff with Four Galileo Navigation Satellites – Ariane 5 VA240 | Spaceflight101

Photos: Ariane 5 Rolls Out for Liftoff with Four Galileo Navigation Satellites – Ariane 5 VA240 | Spaceflight101

Europe’s Ariane 5 workhorse launch vehicle rolled to the ELA-3 launch pad at the Guiana Space Center on December 11, 2017 in preparation for launch with the second group of four Galileo…
  spaceflight101.com

Solar System / Sonnensystem

The Sun in 2017

The Sun in 2017

This montage of 365 images shows the changing activity of our Sun through the eyes of ESA’s Proba-2 satellite during 2017, along with a partial eclipse for good measure.The images were…
  esa.int
Catalog Page for PIA21973

Catalog Page for PIA21973

NASA’s Juno spacecraft was a little more than one Earth diameter from Jupiter when it captured this mind-bending, color-enhanced view of the planet’s tumultuous atmosphere.
  photojournal.jpl.nasa…
Blue Velvet: Jupiter`s Cloud Tops Appear Azure in New Juno Image

Blue Velvet: Jupiter’s Cloud Tops Appear Azure in New Juno Image

Jupiter’s twirling, swirling, candy-colored clouds are once again on display in new images from NASA’s Juno probe that were processed by citizen scientists.
  space.com
New Horizons` Epic Second Flyby Is Less Than a Year Away

New Horizons’ Epic Second Flyby Is Less Than a Year Away

The countdown to New Horizons’ historic second flyby has now begun in earnest.
  space.com
China Launching Lander, Rover to Moon`s Far Side This Year

China Launching Lander, Rover to Moon’s Far Side This Year

China is pressing forward on its Chang’e 4 lunar probe, which is scheduled to be launched in the latter half of this year. The spacecraft will attempt the first-ever soft landing on the…
  space.com

Politics / Politik

That Time Elon Musk Talked To Trump About Colonizing Mars - NASA Watch

That Time Elon Musk Talked To Trump About Colonizing Mars – NASA Watch

“SpaceX founder Elon Musk tried to get a newly elected Donald Trump on board with his company’s mission to reach Mars, according to an excerpt from a new book on the Trump administration…
  nasawatch.com
Bridenstine On Earth Science:

Bridenstine On Earth Science: “We Need To Follow The Decadals” – NASA Watch

“U.S. scientists plan to release their once-a-decade list of recommended Earth observation spending priorities Friday in a press conference in Washington, D.C. The scientific community…
  nasawatch.com
Bridenstine Nomination Update - NASA Watch

Bridenstine Nomination Update – NASA Watch

“Latest Action 01/03/2018 – Returned to the President under the provisions of Senate Rule XXXI, paragraph 6 of the Standing Rules of the Senate.”
  nasawatch.com
Report calls for ISS research transition plan and use of alternative platforms - SpaceNews.com

Report calls for ISS research transition plan and use of alternative platforms – SpaceNews.com

A recent report recommends that NASA develop ISS transition plans and make use of alternative platforms to carry out critical microgravity research.
  spacenews.com
White House Resubmits Bridenstine Nomination - NASA Watch

White House resubmits NASA and NOAA nominations – SpaceNews.com

The White House formally resubmitted nominations for leaders of NASA and NOAA to the Senate Jan. 8, a procedural move before they can be confirmed.
  spacenews.com
White House Resubmits Bridenstine Nomination - NASA Watch

White House Resubmits Bridenstine Nomination – NASA Watch

– James Bridenstine, of Oklahoma, to be Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, vice Charles F. Bolden, Jr., resigned.
  nasawatch.com

Technology / Technologie

Video: Falcon 9 Launches Classified Zuma Spacecraft – Spaceflight101

Video: Falcon 9 Launches Classified Zuma Spacecraft – Spaceflight101

A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launched from SLC-40, Cape Canaveral Air Force Station at 1:00 UTC on January 8, 2018 with the classified Zuma payload for Northrop Grumman and an unnamed U.S….
  spaceflight101.com
Top-Secret Zuma Spacecraft Blasts Off on First SpaceX Mission of 2018 – Falcon 9 – Zuma

Top-Secret Zuma Spacecraft Blasts Off on First SpaceX Mission of 2018 – Falcon 9 – Zuma

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket lifted off from Florida’s Cape Canaveral under a veil of darkness Sunday night, both literally and figuratively with launch occurring at 1:00 UTC Monday…
  spaceflight101.com
SpaceX Launches Secret Zuma Mission for US Government, Lands Rocket

SpaceX Launches Secret Zuma Mission for US Government, Lands Rocket

SpaceX lofted the super-secret Zuma spacecraft for the U.S. government tonight (Jan. 8), successfully executing a mission that also featured yet another landing by the first stage of the…
  space.com
The First Rule About Zuma: Don`t Talk About Zuma - NASA Watch

The First Rule About Zuma: Don’t Talk About Zuma – NASA Watch

“A media query to Northrop Grumman, which manufactured the satellite, was not immediately returned Monday. (Update: Tim Paynter, Vice President of Strategic Communications for Northrop…
  nasawatch.com
Did Something Happen to Secret Zuma Spacecraft After SpaceX Launch?

Did Something Happen to Secret Zuma Spacecraft After SpaceX Launch?

The U.S. government’s hush-hush Zuma satellite may have run into some serious problems during or shortly after its Sunday launch (Jan. 7), according to media reports.
  space.com
Secret Zuma Spacecraft Feared Lost – Facts, Speculation & In Between – Spaceflight101

Secret Zuma Spacecraft Feared Lost – Facts, Speculation & In Between – Spaceflight101

The last heard of the enigmatic Zuma spacecraft was it was well on its way into orbit Sunday night, soaring away from Florida on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. Falcon 9’s first stage made an…
  spaceflight101.com
ULA Delta IV Set for West Coast Launch with Classified National Reconnaissance Office Satellite – Spaceflight101

ULA Delta IV Set for West Coast Launch with Classified National Reconnaissance Office Satellite – Spaceflight101

United Launch Alliance is gearing up for the final West Coast launch of the single-stick Delta IV rocket, planned from Vandenberg’s SLC-6 at 21:00 UTC on Wednesday with the classified…
  spaceflight101.com
Commercial Crew Test Launches by SpaceX, Boeing Will Begin This Year

Commercial Crew Test Launches by SpaceX, Boeing Will Begin This Year

NASA’s commercial crew program will likely start test flights in 2018, some seven years after the last human spaceflight lifted off from American soil.
  space.com
The Evolution of NASA`s Mars Rover Tires in Pictures

The Evolution of NASA’s Mars Rover Tires in Pictures

NASA engineers are working on a new design for off-Earth rover wheels.
  space.com
Metal Tires for Mars: `Shape Memory` Could Help Rovers Roll

Metal Tires for Mars: ‘Shape Memory’ Could Help Rovers Roll

NASA scientists have built a flexible metal tire that could be used on Mars or even on Earth.
  space.com
NASA`s Parker Solar Probe Mission in Pictures

NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Mission in Pictures

See images of NASA’s Parker Solar Probe mission, which the agency plans to launch in July 2018. The spacecraft will get seven times closer to the sun than any probe ever has.
  space.com
China Opens 2018 Campaign with Launch of Second SuperView Imaging Satellite Duo – Spaceflight101

China Opens 2018 Campaign with Launch of Second SuperView Imaging Satellite Duo – Spaceflight101

China opened its 2018 space launch campaign on Tuesday with the launch of the second pair of GaoJing Earth-Imaging Satellites joining the growing SuperView constellation delivering…
  spaceflight101.com

World / Welt

NASA plans to have WFIRST reviews complete by April - SpaceNews.com

NASA plans to have WFIRST reviews complete by April – SpaceNews.com

ASA hopes to have a major astronomy mission back on track by April after completing efforts to reduce its cost, an agency official said Jan. 8.
  spacenews.com
Oklahoma astronaut museum announces `Legacy Campaign` for more space | collectSPACE

Oklahoma astronaut museum announces ‘Legacy Campaign’ for more space | collectSPACE

Twenty five years after its founding, a NASA astronaut’s hometown museum is looking to expand — just in time to mark a half century since its namesake’s flight to the moon. The Stafford…
  collectspace.com
Researchers analyze NASA moon mission audio to let public `Explore Apollo` | collectSPACE

Researchers analyze NASA moon mission audio to let public ‘Explore Apollo’ | collectSPACE

Fifty years after the first human flights to the moon, researchers have taken a new look at the Apollo missions, or more appropriately, a new listen. Scientists have made thousands of hours…
  collectspace.com
NASA`s new 60th anniversary logo depicts `historic past and inspiring future` | collectSPACE

NASA’s new 60th anniversary logo depicts ‘historic past and inspiring future’ | collectSPACE

NASA is marking its 60th anniversary with a new commemorative logo. The U.S. aviation and space agency revealed the official logo, which it described as showing “how NASA is building on…
  collectspace.com
Raumfahrtmedizin: Weltraumfieber in Schwerelosigkeit

Raumfahrtmedizin: Weltraumfieber in Schwerelosigkeit

  RAUMFAHRTMEDIZIN Weltraumfieber in Schwerelosigkeit Redaktion / Pressemitteilung der Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin astronews.com 8. Januar 2018
  astronews.com
Last Chance for Citizens to Nominate National Space Council Advisory Members

Last Chance for Citizens to Nominate National Space Council Advisory Members

Wednesday (Jan.10) is the last day for U.S. citizens to submit nominations for an advisory group to the National Space Council.
  space.com
NASA`s Kennedy Space Center (KSC) Information

NASA’s Kennedy Space Center (KSC) Information

NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida has long served as America’s spaceport, hosting all of the nation’s manned spaceflights since the late 1960s.
  space.com
Astronomers meet amid questions about the status of NASA flagship missions - SpaceNews.com

Astronomers meet amid questions about the status of NASA flagship missions – SpaceNews.com

Scientists gathering for the country’s largest astronomy meeting will discuss plans for future space telescopes and raise questions about upcoming missions.
  spacenews.com
Michael Foale Wants To Save The ISS. He`s Not Alone. - NASA Watch

Michael Foale Wants To Save The ISS. He’s Not Alone. – NASA Watch

“Draw up a list of the world’s most accomplished and experienced astronauts, and astrophysicist Dr Michael Foale’s name is going to come pretty near the top. … Now more than 20 years…
  nasawatch.com

Science / Wissenschaft

Our rover could discover life on Mars – here`s what it would take to prove it

Our rover could discover life on Mars – here’s what it would take to prove it

If we find microbes on Mars, it will be difficult to exclude the possibility that we have accidentally brought them there from Earth.
  theconversation.com
Cloudy with a Chance of Radiation: NASA Studies Simulated Radiation

Those Weird ‘Tubes’ on Mars Probably Aren’t Signs of Life

If you heard that NASA’s Mars rover Curiosity just spotted signs of life on the Red Planet — well, don’t get your hopes up.
  space.com

History / Geschichte

Fellow astronauts remember John Young as crewmate, hero and `great American` | collectSPACE

Fellow astronauts remember John Young as crewmate, hero and ‘great American’ | collectSPACE

Astronauts who flew on space missions with John Young, and others who followed him to space, have paid tribute to their friend and colleague, who was the ninth person to walk on the moon…
  collectspace.com
Astronaut John Young, Who Walked on the Moon and Led 1st Shuttle Mission, Dies at 87

Astronaut John Young, Who Walked on the Moon and Led 1st Shuttle Mission, Dies at 87

John Young, NASA’s longest-serving astronaut, who walked on the moon and flew on the first Gemini and space shuttle missions, has died. He was 87.
  space.com
How John Young Smuggled a Corned-Beef Sandwich into Space

How John Young Smuggled a Corned-Beef Sandwich into Space

NASA astronaut John Young, who died Jan. 5, is remembered for a small scandal after he smuggled a corned-beef sandwich into space.
  space.com
John Young - NASA Watch

John Young – NASA Watch

“The following is a statement from acting NASA Administrator Robert Lightfoot on the passing of John Young, who died Friday night following complications from pneumonia at the age of 87….
  nasawatch.com
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