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14 July 2022
The Voyage of Voyager 2: when the second does not mean the last

Despite starting its space journey a little before Voyager 1, Voyager 2 was nevertheless made the number-two craft to bear its name. No. 2 has gone its own unique way, which we will talk about in the final part of our series on the Voyager space program.

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07 July 2022
The most anticipated space missions of 2022. Part 2

This year we are expecting a lot of remarkable rocket launches, most of which have already been announced. Along with the programs of space agencies (NASA, ESA, CNSA), it is worth to note the increase in space launches by private companies.

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29 June 2022
The transformation of Ukrainian business: what is the danger of sectoral reorientation of business in wartime?

Many businesses faced the question of whether to convert enterprises to wartime needs or to continue to do what they were created for. Let’s examine the risks involved in changing the direction of Ukrainian business in wartime and how the desire to help in the country’s defense can harm it.

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24 June 2022
The most anticipated space missions of 2022

The main plans of 2022: the lunar mission of the unmanned Orion spacecraft as part of the Artemis 1 program; the development and testing of new models of launch vehicles; cargo spacecraft, and research satellites; and the participation of the space sector in environmental conservation.

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16 June 2022
Voyager 1: Jupiter, Saturn, and the Pale Blue Dot

Today, we’ll tell you more about what the Voyager twin spacecraft possess except for the communication system, as well as the most famous discoveries Voyager 1 made during its 44-year spacewalk.

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08 June 2022
The Mystery of Voyager’s Location: How Communication Works in the Deep Space

2022 marks the 45th anniversary of the two NASA spacecraft, Voyager 1 and Voyager 2. Voyager 1 recently began experiencing problems with its spatial orientation. We tried to figure out what happened to the spacecraft’s navigation, as well as looked at how exactly communication works in Deep Space.

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27 May 2022
ESA and Ukraine: How Can Ukrainian Space Help European Space?

ESA already stayed without a number of Russian rockets and components for their space missions. Perhaps, it is the Ukrainian space sector that has the necessary resources to meet these needs. Ukrainian space will have every chance to take place in the ESA it deserves.

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18 May 2022
Cosmic eyes of mankind. Part 3. James Webb and the Future of Astronomy

The development of the James Webb telescope began in 1996 but it was launched into space on December 25, 2021. The James Webb telescope is expected to begin its very busy program of operations in early summer 2022.

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12 May 2022
Prospects of Ukrainian Space: Will Ukraine’s Longtime Dream to Revive Its Space Sector Come True?

Cooperation between Ukraine and ESA could open the way for hundreds of Ukrainian specialists of the space rocket industry, give Ukraine access to exchange of experience with Western colleagues. ESA can directly contribute to the inflow of additional investments in Ukrainian space startups.

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