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Crew-10 mission members return to Earth safe and sound

The crew traveled more than 62 million miles and completed 2,368 orbits around the Earth during its mission.

Ground simulations and tests with real systems prepare astronauts for their lunar mission.

The first orbital rocket designed and launched in Australia took off from a base built by the same company that developed it.

NISAR can detect changes in the Earth's surface of just centimeters from an altitude of 747 km.

The aircraft will demonstrate technology for supersonic flight, i.e., at a speed greater than the speed of sound.

Once the jet's behavior in these conditions has been verified, the X-59 will be ready to take off and begin its test flight campaign.

Auriga Space boosts payloads to rocket-free hypersonic speeds using linear electric motor technology.

The "Return On Investment" platform will enable at-sea recovery and rapid processing of the Neutron rocket after each mission.

REACCH completed 172 successful microgravity captures during eight months aboard the ISS.

This procedure, if confirmed, would be a landmark event in autonomous maintenance capability in space.

The technology will also enable experimentation, surveillance and possible resource extraction activities in lunar orbit.

The operation will be carried out by EUMETSAT, the entity responsible for the operation of meteorological satellites in Europe.