Topic: ground systems

  • 20-Ton Platform Mishap Before Soyuz Launch Sparks Safety Concerns

    20-Ton Platform Mishap Before Soyuz Launch Sparks Safety Concerns

    A Soyuz rocket successfully delivered three crew members to the International Space Station, but the launch was marred by a serious ground incident involving a 20-ton service platform that collapsed at the Baikonur Cosmodrome. Russian space authorities downplayed the incident, describing post-lau...

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  • NASA Confronts Major SLS Rocket Challenge

    NASA Confronts Major SLS Rocket Challenge

    The SLS rocket program, now 15 years old, is defined by extremely high costs exceeding $30 billion and a frustratingly slow operational pace, despite its technical maturity. The program's development has been plagued by persistent technical issues, particularly hydrogen fuel leaks, which caused m...

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  • NASA Sets February Launch for Artemis II Moon Mission

    NASA Sets February Launch for Artemis II Moon Mission

    NASA's Artemis II mission is scheduled for launch in February 2026, marking the first human journey beyond low-Earth orbit in over fifty years. The mission will carry four astronauts on a ten-day trip around the Moon, serving as a critical step toward returning humans to the lunar surface. Key ha...

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