Alain Souchier presented the European Mars conference gathered at Neuchatel, Switzerland, from 30 September till 2 October 2011.
Alain presents us with an excellent overview of what rockets are available at present. And what rockets are being worked on around the world.
With his permission the presentation is available for view the Heavy launchers by Alain Souchier_1 October [...]
Space exploration takes vision, planning and endurance, just like building the pyramids did.
On September 21, 2011, Explore Mars partnered with Aerojet and Hamilton Sundstrand to present a reception at the Moody Garden Hotel in Galveston, Texas.
The reception was part of a Cis-Lunar Workshop that NASA organized to discuss possible near term demonstration activities to go beyond [...]
Paolo Nespoli spent 6 months on-board the International Space Station from Dec 2010 through to May 2011.
This video he shot using ESA’s Erasmus Recording Binocular (ERB-2) stereoscopic camera during various phases of his MagISStra mission. Paolo caught some moments that depict the work astronauts carry out on the ISS: from educational [...]
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