Author: Everyday Astronaut

Come to the Astro Awards! – January 13th / 14th, in Austin TX, remaining tickets are 25% off!!! – http://astroawards2024.com How does the Vulcan rocket compare to its predecessors, the

On January 1st, 2023, I tweeted a set of polls and wanted to see how well we in the spaceflight community could predict what would happen in the year forward.

SpaceX will launch the X-37B space plane to a currently unknown orbit for the United States Space Force (USSF). This flight will mark the seventh overall launch and fourth for

http://astroawards2024.com The Everyday Astronaut team is so excited to host our first in-person event and awards show in Austin, TX on January 13-14, 2024! Our mission: to honor and celebrate

Why aren’t we taking full advantage of the planet we’re living on? If we launched rockets from mountains, they’d be closer to space where the air is thinner so we

Today we check out Ursa Major and all the incredible different rocket engines they’re working on. We talk to experts who will give us the nitty gritty details that I

Today we’re going to dive into the differences between space and orbit, dive into orbital velocity and the Karman line, some rundowns on orbital mechanics and things like apogee and

Has SpaceX fallen into a similarly flawed design that plagued the N1? Why did they choose so many engines? Will it continue to suffer a similar fate over and over

Join me as I take a look at two rocket engines that I knew little about, the Ariane 5’s Vulcain 1 engine and the Ariane 1’s Viking 2 engines at

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