Space
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Space / Weapons
The story of Project Babylon, the Iraqi 1,000mm super gun intended to put a satellite into orbit
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Military Aviation / Space
X-37B seventh mission could be its last
Cold War Era / Military Aviation / Space
The story of the Celestial Eagle, the only F-15 fighter jet to destroy a satellite
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Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation / Space
NASA Contractor tells why the Space Shuttle smelled quite bad when ground crews got aboard after a flight to clean and unload
Aviation History / Military Aviation / Space
The sheer stink of an Apollo cabin after two weeks was awe-inspiring: how Apollo Astronauts dumped on their way to the Moon and how they tried to stay clean without shower
Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation / Space
Here’s how NASA could have tried to rescue the crew of Space Shuttle Columbia if they had known the spacecraft was going to disintegrate on re-entry
Military Aviation / Space
X-37B Spaceplane lands after 908 days in space
Military Aviation / Space
Space Movie could make Top Gun: Maverick star Tom Cruise the First Civilian to Spacewalk Outside the International Space Station
Aviation History / Civil Aviation / Space
NASA bids farewell to SOFIA: the unique Boeing 747SP aircraft modified to carry a reflecting telescope made its last flight
Space
Here’s how much Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin earned for their moonwalk on the Apollo 11 Mission
Civil Aviation / Military Aviation / Space
Here’s why in many ways Elon Musk’s Starship is a 21st Century version of the Classic Douglas DC-3
Aviation History / Space
NASA Contractor explains why the Space Shuttle smelled quite bad when ground crews got aboard after a flight to clean and unload
Civil Aviation / Space
One Step Closer to Flight: time-lapse video shows manufacturing of the X-59 QueSST aircraft from May 2019 to June 2021
Losses and Aviation Safety / Space
If NASA had known ahead of time Space Shuttle Columbia was going to disintegrate on re-entry, they could have tried to rescue its crew. Here’s how.
Aviation History / Military Aviation / Space
Did you know NASA had to borrow U-2/SR-71 “yellow” Pressure Suits for first space shuttle mission?
Space
Sierra Nevada Corporation cleared to land its Dream Chaser spacecraft at former Shuttle Landing Facility
Cold War Era / Losses and Aviation Safety / Space
The story of Neil Armstrong’s X-15 Test Flight that Bounced Off the Atmosphere
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