Space Launch
5 Most Costly Space mission failures ever!
5) Mars Polar Lander ($154 Million) Mars Polar Lander was a robotic spacecraft lander launched by NASA to study the soil and climate of Planum Australe, a region near the south pole on Mars. In December 1999, Mars Polar Lander was supposed to touch down near the red...
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10 Incredible Space launch failures ever!
1) Proton M (2013) Price: $65 Million The launch took place on time, with the Proton M in its dramatic fashion lifting off as usual. However, the rocket skew to one side almost immediately before trying to correct itself, sending it in turn skewing in the opposite...
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10 Most Powerful Space Rockets Ever!
Everyone at some point in life may have lifted or rolled over a standard 5-gallon water bottle as part of their household chores. Based on the weight of the water bottle, we are going to understand the payload capacity of space rockets relative to equivalent weight of...
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What is at the center of our Galaxy?
To answer this question, we need to travel a lot. Literally. Since we are in the twenty first century it is safe to say that the brilliant minds from all around the world have made deductions from the data that they have procured to answer the above question. The...
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How did we capture a black hole 55 million light years away?
A black hole otherwise known as a cosmic sinkhole, does what it says. In layman’s terms this giant hole can sink in any possible matter into it without leaving any trace of it. So, how exactly did a 100 year old prediction of Albert Einstein finally get established?...
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4 Future Space Rockets to make us Interplanetary species!
1) Big Falcon Rocket (SpaceX) The Big Falcon Rocket (BFR) is a privately funded next-generation fully reusable launch vehicle and spacecraft system BFR will be able to take up to 100 tons of payload or hold up to 100 passengers comfortably, all the way to Mars,...
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