SpaceX Starship SN9 Hi-Altitude Flight Test. WATCH LIVE
Spacex is planning to launch and test its second Starship designated “SN9” today 2 February 2021.
The Spacecraft will launch from Boca Chica Texas and reach an altitude of 10km. It will then return to the launch facility using its fins and thrusters in a controlled free fall before performing a flip manoeuvre and landing upright if all goes well.
(more…)International Space Station Times UK February 2021
International Space Station pass times and details for the UK – January/ February 2021
International Space Station UK Pass Times – The International Space Station – ISS is back over UK skies with some great evening passes during January 2021.
(more…)Watch A SpaceX Falcon 9 Rocket launch LIVE – Carrying the Classified NROL-108 Mission.
SpaceX Starship Hi-Altitude Flight Test
Watch the Next Step in Commercial Space Travel to the Moon and Mars
Due to a Raptor engine auto-abort at T-1 second, the SpaceX team is standing down from Tuesday’s attempt of a high-altitude suborbital flight test of Starship serial number 8 (SN8) from our site in Cameron County, Texas. We have additional test opportunities available on Wednesday, December 9 and Thursday, December 10. The schedule is dynamic and likely to change, as is the case with all development testing. Stay tuned for more information on the next target test date and time. Read More on the official SpaceX website… Credit: SpaceX
(more…)Christmas Star – Jupiter Saturn Conjunction on Winter Solstice
Jupiter and Saturn get close and personal in the Night Sky this month
Christmas Star – Jupiter and Saturn are getting closer to each other in the night sky otherwise known as a conjunction. On December 21st 2020 – Winter Solstice, the two gas giants come very close together forming what many are calling the Christmas Star. They will appear closer than they have for the last 800 years!
(more…)Dragon CRS-21 Rocket Launch. Watch LIVE as it blasts off to the Space Station
Watch Live Tonight and then see if you can spot Dragon after launch as it catches up with the Space Station tomorrow.
(more…)December Night Sky – Constellations
Tonight’s Sky December – Constellations
Credit: Hubblesite. VIDEO PRODUCTION: NASA and the Office of Public Outreach (STScI)
December Night Sky. The long, frosty nights of December make for good sky gazing when the stars shine clear and bright.
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