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Tide gives NASA a hand to clean dirty laundry in space

Babar Siddiqui   Thu 24 Jun 2021    

As luck would have it, it will soon be possible for astronauts to wash their clothes in space. Tide® has joined hands with NASA to develop unique laundry detergent solutions to be used by astronauts in space. According to research, […]

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LEGO and NASA will soon take kids to new heights with free STEAM series

Brew Admin   Wed 23 Jun 2021    

LEGO® Education announced a collaboration with NASA on a free digital STEAM learning series that will launch in September 2021. Build to Launch: A STEAM Exploration Series is designed to spark student curiosity and increase engagement in STEAM through the […]

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Green Aerospace – more than a fanciful hope

Zulkifli Ahmad   Fri 28 May 2021    

A Perfect Storm of Disruptive Space Innovations, Block chain, Libonomy, Revolutionary Processes and Critical Business Considerations. Space, the final frontier, but at the beginning fringes of it, enable us to facilitate and enhance the related functions and services on earth. We […]

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Space technology: Driver of future innovations

Zulkifli Ahmad   Mon 17 May 2021    

It is not an exaggeration to say that a twist of fate had caused space and innovation to exist together for the good of mankind generally and daily utilities specifically. Whether to save lives or as cosmetic purposes, space innovations […]

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Let’s gear up for Space-cation, first space hotel is expected to open in 2027

Brew Admin   Sat 06 Mar 2021    

Orbital Assembly Corporation is the worlds first large scale space construction company, recently announced new details about its ambitious plan to build a hotel above the Earth’s atmosphere. The Gateway Foundation first proposed this concept in 2012, and the California […]

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Cosmic fireball lights up the sky in UK

Brew Admin   Mon 01 Mar 2021    

On Sunday night, a large swath of meteors gleamed in the British sky, making the lucky ones happy. Doorbell cameras across the UK captured very bright meteors called fireballs The meteor was spotted shortly before 10 o’clock in the evening […]

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School students discovered 18 new asteroids

Brew Admin   Wed 24 Feb 2021    

In 2020, 18 new asteroids have been discovered by Indian students as part of an international science program, ‘International Asteroid Discovery Project’, conducted by STEM & Space in collaboration with International Astronomical Search Collaboration (IASC) as part of a NASA citizen […]

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SpaceX prototype rocket lands aflame in Texas

Brew Admin   Thu 10 Dec 2020    

A SpaceX prototype of the company’s future ‘Mars missions go-to’ rocket touched down in a fiery explosion Wednesday during a test launch from Boca Chica, Texas. The live footage showed the 16-story-tall unmanned Starship vessel engulfed in flames, as it […]

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China’s Chang’e 5 set to return home after historic lunar mission

Brew Admin   Mon 07 Dec 2020    

A Chinese probe was orbiting the moon on Monday in preparation for the returning of samples of the lunar surface to Earth for the first time in almost 45 years. The ascent module of the Chang’e 5 spacecraft transferred a […]

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China to shoot first ‘sample collect’ mission to Moon since 1970s

The Brew News Team   Sun 22 Nov 2020    

China plans to launch an unmanned spacecraft to the moon this week to bring back lunar rocks in the first attempt by any nation to retrieve samples from Earth’s natural satellite since the 1970s. The Chang’e-5 probe, named after the […]

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SpaceX ‘Resilience’ blasts off in historic launch to ISS

The Brew News Team   Mon 16 Nov 2020    

The successful launch has ended almost a decade of international reliance on Russia for rides on its Soyuz rockets. NASA, in collaboration with Elon musk’s SpaceX is raring to bring in an era of its own unique ’routine missions’ to […]

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