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Japanese fashion guru Maezawa landed the first SpaceX lunar flight
SpaceX, Elon Musk's space transportation company, Monday
named his first private passenger in a trip around the moon as
Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa, the founder and chief
director of online fashion retailer Zozo. A former drummer
a punk band, Maezawa tentatively plans to make her moon
flight in 2023 aboard SpaceX's next Big Falcon Rocket
spaceship, take the race to market the space trip again
Heights.
NASA telescope discovers two new planets five months later
launching
A planetary orbital telescope designed to detect the worlds
beyond our solar system discovered two distant planets this week
five months after its launch of Cape Canaveral, Florida,
Officials said Thursday. NASA's Exoplanet Survey
Satellite, better known as TESS, quickly discovered
Planets "super-Earth" and "hot Earth" in solar systems at least
49 light-years, marking the first discovery of the satellite
since its launch in April. TESS is over two years, $ 337 million
mission to expand the known catalog of so-called astronomers
exoplanets, worlds surrounding distant stars.
The deep-sea robots reveal mineral wealth in the abyss
From the safety of their research vessel, scientists are
explore one of the last frontiers of the Earth – the bottom of the sea –
discover more valuable minerals in manufacturing
smartphones. Scientists from the University of Bergen at
Norway, send robots to 2,500 meters
the waters between Norway and Greenland, to try to understand
environments potentially rich in rare earth minerals.
Argentina bets on a $ 600 million satellite to boost
agricultural sector
Argentina launches new microwave imaging satellite
monitor natural disasters and soil moisture as part of a long-term supply
to strengthen the agricultural sector, an industry that has historically
been the backbone of the country's economy. Planned launch
on a SpaceX Falcon rocket from Vandenberg Air Force Base in
California, October 6, the Argentine satellite SAOCOM 1a "is going
boost high quality precision farming
on ", President Mauricio Macri told farmers and the industry
representatives last week.
(With agency contributions)
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