New Glenn lifts off from Launch Complex 36. Following separation, the first stage autonomously descends to a landing platform located several hundred miles downrange in the Atlantic. The two BE-3Us ignite, propelling the second stage into space. The fairing separates and the Blue Ring Pathfinder payload, which will remain affixed to the second stage throughout the duration of the mission, will be placed in a medium Earth orbit (MEO).
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After nearly four days on-orbit, Dragon and the Fram2 crew safely splashed down at 9:19 a.m. PT off the coast of Oceanside, California, completing the first human spaceflight mission to explore Earth from a polar orbit and fly over the Earth’s polar regions. This...
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New candidate pits/caves are reported in Rutherfurd, a ~48-54 km wide high southern latitude impact crater on the lunar nearside. The distribution of many pits/caves on slopes and terraces indicates highly dynamic impact melt emplacement. KSU Prof. Pascal Lee,...
