r/spaceflight

1. 68points
   

   Dream Chaser blueprint by me (i.redd.it)

   submitted 14h ago by u/BlueGalaxyDesigns to r/spaceflight

   7 comments · source

2. 3points
   

   New SLS-Rocket? (i.redd.it)

   submitted 2h ago by u/Evening_Awareness_25 to r/spaceflight

   4 comments · source

3. 2points

   Is the Chinese moon rocket getting quietly upgraded ? (self.spaceflight)

   submitted 28m ago by u/dqhx to r/spaceflight

   1 comments

4. 36points
   

   The Ares I-X launched on this date in 2009 (en.wikipedia.org)

   submitted 22h ago by u/rollotomasi07071 to r/spaceflight

   9 comments · source

5. 2points

   Anyone NASA Accredited can Fill me in For the Max Power Event? (self.spaceflight)

   submitted 7h ago by u/lextacy2008 to r/spaceflight

   0 comments

6. 15points
   

   New Dwarf Planet Discovered Far Beyond Pluto - Could it be Planet X (youtube.com)

   submitted 18h ago by u/elbarck to r/spaceflight

   7 comments · source

7. 13points
   

   Vulcan Leo 1 Launch: ULA's Critical Comeback NET November 13 (talkoftitusville.com)

   submitted 18h ago by u/Wolpfack to r/spaceflight

   2 comments · source

8. 5points

   NASA continues to emphasize an ongoing race to the Moon between the US and China. Jeff Foust reports that, despite this rhetoric, both countries have delayed lunar lander missions that are precursors for crewed missions (thespacereview.com)

   submitted 22h ago by u/rollotomasi07071 to r/spaceflight

   0 comments · source

9. 3points
   

   Scientists speed up tests to protect satellite chips from radiation (interestingengineering.com)

   submitted 21h ago by u/Spirited-Sir-3034 to r/spaceflight

   1 comments · source

10. 8points

    The disclosure last month that the US has fielded space control weapons has ignited new debates about what space warfare would look like. Four experts explain that strategies should focus not on a preemptive strike but instead staying in a war of attrition (thespacereview.com)

    submitted 1d ago by u/rollotomasi07071 to r/spaceflight

    2 comments · source

11. 13points
    

    NASA-sponsored National Academies committee recommends 4 non-polar locations for humans to begin investigating the moon (self.spaceflight)

    submitted 1d ago by u/LifeAtPurdue to r/spaceflight

    2 comments

12. 11points
    

    Made on earth (self.spaceflight)

    submitted 1d ago by u/TobiasVdb to r/spaceflight

    5 comments

13. 146points
    

    If you could witness any single event in space exploration history in person, which one would you pick? (i.redd.it)

    submitted 2d ago by u/LuukyLuuk_ to r/spaceflight

    63 comments · source

14. 3points

    SpaceVision, Nation's Premier Young Professional Space Conference at Space Center Houston Next Week Discusses Human Spaceflight Past, Present, and Future (self.spaceflight)

    submitted 2d ago by u/Jaded-Intention-8495 to r/spaceflight

    0 comments

15. 17points
    

    ZBLAN Fiber Optics In Orbit Face Lingering Impurities (spectrum.ieee.org)

    submitted 2d ago by u/thinkcontext to r/spaceflight

    2 comments · source

16. 2points

    SpaceVision, Nation's Premier Young Professional Space Conference being Hosted at Space Center Houston Next Week (self.spaceflight)

    submitted 2d ago by u/That_One_Shoelace to r/spaceflight

    0 comments

17. 232points
    

    Apollo 9 astronaut Rusty Schweickart turns 91 today; performed the first in-space test of the portable life support system used by the Apollo astronauts who walked on the Moon (en.wikipedia.org)

    submitted 3d ago by u/rollotomasi07071 to r/spaceflight

    8 comments · source

18. 11points
    

    First Pictures: The View of Earth from Space – October 24, 1946 - 80 Years Ago (drewexmachina.com)

    submitted 3d ago by u/Galileos_grandson to r/spaceflight

    1 comments · source

19. 7points

    There is renewed interest in mining asteroids or the Moon for resources ranging from water ice to precious metals. Alex Wood-Osterwald offers nine reasons why resource extraction is becoming more feasible (thespacereview.com)

    submitted 4d ago by u/rollotomasi07071 to r/spaceflight

    4 comments · source

20. 74points

    The first photo of Earth from outer space was taken 80 years ago today, by strapping a camera to a US captured German V-2 Rocket and hoping the film would survive the crash (en.wikipedia.org)

    submitted 4d ago by u/rollotomasi07071 to r/spaceflight

    5 comments · source

21. 21points
    

    NASA’s Roman Space Telescope Enters Final Commissioning Phase - NASA Science (science.nasa.gov)

    submitted 4d ago by u/Galileos_grandson to r/spaceflight

    2 comments · source

22. 46points
    

    ‘The most complicated launch campaign ever’: NASA lays out mad dash to test lunar landers (cnn.com)

    submitted 5d ago by u/cnn to r/spaceflight

    2 comments · source

23. 14points

    More than 30 years ago, a shuttle orbiter had a fleeting encounter with a relic of the original Moon race. Robert Kelso describes the experience as witnessed from Mission Control (thespacereview.com)

    submitted 5d ago by u/rollotomasi07071 to r/spaceflight

    0 comments · source

24. 0points
    

    I can't believe he said that.. (old.reddit.com)

    submitted 4d ago by u/KarmaticDeer to r/spaceflight

    4 comments · source

25. 13points
    

    STS-120 Discovery launched on an ISS assembly mission on this date in 2007. Fun facts: STS-120 became the first time two female mission commanders were in space at the same time; the lightsaber used by Mark Hamill in Return of the Jedi was flown to the station and returned to Earth (en.wikipedia.org)

    submitted 5d ago by u/rollotomasi07071 to r/spaceflight

    0 comments · source