Space achievements and astronomical events will take place in 2019

The Business Insider website has published a report in the UK version of the major events of the space industry over the coming year.

"The year 2018 has been truly remarkable," the paper said, "Spice X has launched the world's most powerful operating system, Falcon Havi, and has removed many orbital missiles more than any other year since 1990. "Insight" sent by NASA after reaching Mars.

The site will highlight the most anticipated space events over the coming year, including NASA's New Horizons spacecraft in January to visit the Eltima Thule Glacier at approximately 4 billion kilometers from Earth. Earth. China will launch a lunar exploration mission called Chang & # 39; e, which will seek to become the first country to land on the other side of the moon on Jan. 3.

The site revealed that we will see on January 3rd and 4th a meteor dam, which will reach its peak at 9 pm and will continue until the dawn of the following day, which will give a vision of 50 to 100 Shihab at the hour. On January 6, the moon will pass in front of the sun, forming a partial eclipse.

The same month, on the 17th, SpaceX will launch the first spacecraft, Crow Dragon, which aims to connect the astronauts to and from the International Space Station and to abandon the use of the Russian Soyuz spacecraft at a higher cost.

The site adds that our planet will see the 20th and 21st of January a total loss of the moon. In the same month, Space A will be the first private company to embark on the moon. The researchers believe that the moon landing could take place in March 2019. The success of this mission will make Space I the first private company to land. Moon surface. India plans to launch its second space mission, Shindrayan-2, on January 30, to photograph the moon and study the dust.

NASA's Jonah satellite will tour Jupiter on February 12, the site said. Juno's mission arrived at Jupiter in July 2016, where she discovered some of the deepest secrets of the buyer, including the mystery of the contraction of the Great Red Dot. It will continue in 2019.

In the same month, Wanab hopes to launch its first 10 satellites, which will compete with SpaceX projects to cover the world with a faster Internet service and cheaper than any existing service. Wanab seeks to compete and launch multiple satellites to create the same service as quickly as possible.

Boeing plans to launch CST 100, says site

Starliner "for the first time in March Boeing wanted to test Starliner earlier this year, but a valve failure forced NASA to delay the launch to several months.

In early 2019, SpaceX is expected to launch its Falcon Hevey satellite as part of a second mission to launch a range of military satellites in orbit. In addition, NASA will launch the Barker spacecraft in two space missions, the first on April 4 and the second in September.

These two tasks are intended to reveal the cause of the danger of solar wind and mass emission, and how the outer envelope of this star at the temperature of millions of degrees. A close up of Venus will be taken on December 26, 2019.

The website said that, according to the site of "Sea Sky", we will see the meteor Eta Aquarius on May 6th and 7th. These meteors are actually parts of comets entering the earth's atmosphere. In June, SpaceX will launch a spacecraft called the Crow Dragon with two NASA astronauts. Doug Horley and Bob Benkin will be the first passengers of the ship.

A total eclipse of the sun will take place on July 2nd. To see this astronomical phenomenon, you must be present in the southern half of the earth. In fact, this phenomenon can be followed in Chile and Argentina, where the eclipse will be sharp at 16:55, world time.

China plans to launch a new spacecraft in June, the website said. China will not send anyone on this mission, but it will eventually send four or six astronauts. The world will see July 16 as a partial eclipse of the moon, and the event will likely be visible in Africa and West Asia. On the 12th and 14th of August, we will see a heavy gust of meteors, known as the Pythagoras.

On November 11, Mercury will pass by the sun. By the end of 2019, China plans to launch the Chang-e-5 mission on the Moon to bring a sample to Earth, thus getting its first samples of the Moon. In late 2019, SpaceX will test the launch of the 387-foot-tall Big Falcon rocket in South Texas.

The site noted that the world will see a meteor lightning on December 13th and 14th. This phenomenon is called 'Monsters Twin & # 39; because it produces two or three meteorites per minute. On December 26, a solar eclipse will take place. These phenomena will be visible in parts of Europe, Asia, Australia and Africa, as well as in other parts of the Indian Ocean and the Pacific.