Showing posts with label space exploration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label space exploration. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Thursday, September 16, 2010
A First For Astronaut
Roberto Vittori will become the first Italian astronaut flown to the International Space Station on a Russian spacecraft.
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Italian Flavor In Space
Italy has a long history dating back centuries in space exploration. Will try and shed light on it over the next couple of posts.
Let's start with the Vega rocket. Though a collaboration (as usally is the case with space initiatives) with other ESA members France, Spain, Holland, Sweden, Switzerland and Belgium, the Italians make up 65% of the project. Its mission is to study earth's low and polar orbits.
It is anticipated, though testing is in full flight, to launch in November, 2010.
Let's start with the Vega rocket. Though a collaboration (as usally is the case with space initiatives) with other ESA members France, Spain, Holland, Sweden, Switzerland and Belgium, the Italians make up 65% of the project. Its mission is to study earth's low and polar orbits.
It is anticipated, though testing is in full flight, to launch in November, 2010.
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