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What if our names won't be sent to Mars and there was another reason for collecting them...

There surely exists life on Mars, but not in the way we know it. I mean there are different bacteria and I doubt about green small creatures wandering there.

NASA devs have made an app that allows you to keep tracking where the rover is now , it is called Eyes on the Solar System

Orion and Getaway will be produced by ESA according to the contract they signed. Anyway, NASA doesn't have a budget for developing spacecraft and lunar station on their own and they are looking for collaborators.

Great Britain does not have its own infrastructure for launching spacecraft and conducting scientific experiments. There is no manned space program in the UK, however, the country already has some commercial space companies producing different satellites, launch vehicles, and space tug company...

During the saving mission, the crew was calm despite the danger of the situation, the conditions, and the difficult task that faces them, and the captain of the mission would become part of other NASA missions.

NASA gets the fundings from the taxes and SpaceX exists cause there are investors considering space colonization a good idea. It is just a matter of time when they stop giving money to SpaceX while NASA is supported by taxes throughout the time.

The CAPSTONE mission is made to test the unique elliptical orbit along which the future circumlunar space station Gateway will navigate.

The new system will be used by the space station's crew and tested over the next three years to ensure its reliability. Prior to this, the system was tested in environments that simulate space station conditions, according to NASA officials.

The Crew Dragon launch at the end of March marks the first manned flight in nine years from the United States on a locally made spacecraft. Prior to that, the astronauts were delivered to the ISS by Russian Soyuz.

The UK company Skyrora also produces space tugs thus providing space services to satellites in orbit and future orbital spacecraft.

In U.S. rockets building is developing in comparison to Europe and the rest of the world. They have to spend more resources to be competitive with U.S. rockets nowadays. Launch company there can be counted on one hand only.

Well, there is actually a cave found recently by Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter and I guess we cannot enter it because there weren't humans on Mars yet.

Now the two-stage launch vehicle belongs to the light class launch vehicles. Typically, such rockets are designed to launch small satellites weighing up to 600 kg into a near-earth orbit with an altitude of 200 km. For example, Sky Hy which can be used for investigation of the earth's magnetic...

In its normal state, Betelgeuse is about 100 thousand times brighter than the Sun, but it burns up all its hydrogen reserves, so its life is very short - only up to 10 million years. Given that the state of the red supergiant is the last stage of Betelgeuse's life, I'd take the unusual changes...