ASTRONAUTICAL NEWS Thursday 21 April 2022
Astronautical News
ASTRONAUTICAL NEWS Thursday 21 April 2022
A daily roundup of space news
Investing in these innovations will get us to Mars and beyondThe further exploration of the solar system, including human missions to Mars, requires
more than just new launch vehicles. Dylan Taylor discusses some other enabling
technologies for missions to Mars and beyond.
China launched 2 rockets back-to-back just ahead of astronauts’ landingChina launched two rockets in six hours during a busy day that also included the
successful astronaut landing.
A second chance at the MoonNASA announced last month it will hold a new competition to select a second lunar lander
for the Artemis program alongside SpaceX’s Starship. Jeff Foust reports this gives
companies that lost the first time a second shot, but perhaps with different designs and
different partners.
JAXA allows researchers to connect to ISS research via cloud computingThe Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) has sent users to the mission equipment
installed on the outboard experiment platform.
US pledges not to conduct destructive anti-satellite testsThe Biden administration wants other countries to sign on to its pledge not to conduct
destructive anti-satellite missile tests in space.
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