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Un débris de la Station spatiale internationale est tombé sur une maison

news.movim.eu / Numerama · 4 days ago - 12:59

Un composant qui se trouvait sur la Station spatiale internationale est tombé sur une maison en Floride. Heureusement, personne n'a été blessé à cause du retour incontrôlé de cet objet artificiel.

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Qu’est-ce qui est gris et sans cesse repoussé ? Le Starliner de Boeing

news.movim.eu / Numerama · Sunday, 7 April - 18:11

Starliner

Le vol habité du Starliner a encore été repoussé de quelques jours. Il est désormais attendu au début du mois de mai 2024.

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ISS : une palette de déchets s’écrase sur une maison en Floride

news.movim.eu / JournalDuGeek · Tuesday, 2 April - 07:06

Iss Nasa Debris

L'agence spatiale américaine dit mener de "nombreuses analyses" pour définir l'origine exacte de ce débris spatial.

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SpaceX montre où est l’équipage Crew-8 au-dessus de la Terre

news.movim.eu / Numerama · Monday, 4 March - 11:13

Partie dans la matinée du 4 mars, la mission Crew-8 file désormais vers la Station spatiale internationale (ISS). En attendant le rendez-vous, prévu dans la soirée du 5 mars, SpaceX fournit un site pour suivre la capsule Crew Dragon en temps réel au-dessus de la Terre.

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SpaceX propulse 4 astronautes vers l’ISS avec sa fusée Falcon 9

news.movim.eu / Numerama · Saturday, 2 March - 06:22

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SpaceX lancera un vol habité vers l’ISS au cours du week-end du 2 et 3 mars. Quatre astronautes se trouveront à bord de la capsule Dragon. Ils partent pour un séjour de six mois. Le décollage peut être suivi en direct.

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HTC Vive Focus 3 : les astronautes de l’ISS l’utilisent pour la pratique physique

news.movim.eu / JournalDuGeek · Thursday, 15 February - 13:02

Andreas Mogensen With Fergo Bike On Iss

Envoyé dans à bord de la Station spatiale internationale (ISS) en novembre 2023, le VIVE Focus est maintenant utilisé dans le cadre d'entraînements physiques.

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pubsub.blastersklan.com / slashdot · Wednesday, 7 February - 07:20 edit · 1 minute

Russian cosmonaut Oleg Kononenko set a world record for total time spent in space, "surpassing his compatriot Gennady Padalka who logged more than 878 days in orbit," reports Reuters. From the report: At 0830 GMT Kononenko broke the record, Roscosmos said. Kononenko is expected to reach a total of 1,000 days in space on June 5 and by late September he will have clocked 1,110 days. "I fly into space to do my favourite thing, not to set records," Kononenko told TASS in an interview from the International Space Station (ISS) where he is orbiting about 263 miles (423 km) from the earth. "I am proud of all my achievements, but I am more proud that the record for the total duration of human stay in space is still held by a Russian cosmonaut." The 59-year-old took the top spot from Padalka, who accumulated a total of 878 days, 11 hours, 29 minutes and 48 seconds, Roscosmos said. Kononenko said that he worked out regularly to counter the physical effects of "insidious" weightlessness, but that it was on returning to earth that the realisation came of how much life he had missed out on. "I do not feel deprived or isolated," he said. "It is only upon returning home that the realisation comes that for hundreds of days in my absence the children have been growing up without a papa. No one will return this time to me." He said cosmonauts could now use video calls and messaging to keep in touch with relatives but getting ready for each new space flight became more difficult due to technological advances. "The profession of a cosmonaut is becoming more complicated. The systems and experiments are becoming more complicated. I repeat, the preparation has not become easier," he said. Kononenko dreamed of going to space as a child and enrolled in an engineering institute, before undergoing cosmonaut training. His first space flight was in 2008. His current trip to the ISS launched last year on a Soyuz MS-24.