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Russia’s war against Ukraine transcended into a global confrontation between Western democracies and authoritarian states aligned with Moscow. We will analyze how global interest in the militarization of space has been growing and what the global security sector aims to achieve in this sphere.
We’ve already told you about several of Ukraine’s incredible aerospace museums. Today, we will continue our story, because there is much more to our country’s space heritage. We will explore places that remain largely unknown to the general public, but which everyone should visit at least once.
The European Space Agency has announced several initiatives worth paying attention to. It will continue cooperating with NASA, a new version of the Ariane 6 rocket, a demonstration of 3D printing in space. Read on to learn about this and many other plans the ESA has in store for the next year.
The years of independence, beginning in 1991, witnessed the beginning of a completely new journey. For the first time, Ukraine found itself in the position of having to prove itself in the eyes of the global space community.
The US Department of Defense (DoD) “Commercial Space Integration Strategy” outlined the US strategy for expanding integration with commercial space companies. This article examines which areas are of most interest and, given the risks involved, what kinds of guarantees the DoD must provide.
Xenon, krypton, and argon are known as noble gases, which are distinguished for their non-reactivity. They are used in various industries, including space-related technologies. Which of the noble gases is the best propellant? Let’s find out by looking at their properties, uses, benefits, and costs.
Ukrainian scientists and cosmonauts were key to the success of the Soviet space program. Today, the public can visit museums devoted to the history of Ukrainian contributions to space exploration. Here, we will discuss some of Ukraine’s aerospace museum “stars!”
At least three Ukrainians played a decisive role in the design (Volodymyr Chelomei, Serhiy Korolyov) and operation (Georgiy Dobrovolskyi) of the world’s first orbital station, the Salyut-1. This article is about outstanding Ukrainians who etched their names in the world history of space exploration.
In the first part of this series, we told the story of the planetariums in Kyiv, Dnipro, and Kharkiv. Now we continue to introduce you to the astronomical pearls of Ukraine – planetariums in Vinnytsia, Kherson and Donetsk.