The International Space Station (ISS) captured by SpaceX Crew Dragon Endeavour
The International Space Station is pictured from the SpaceX Crew Dragon Endeavour during a flyaround of the orbiting lab.
Tag Archives: Observations
Cause and Effects of Liquid Nitrogen
Liquid Nitrogen (LN2) has a temperature of -320 oF. When compressed with tight stopper (top) without venting, it tends to explode producing vaporized air rising to a height of 8 – 12fts above the floor. LN2 forms ice crystallites readily when exposed to air (O2 and H2O) before melting.
Liquid Nitrogen may cause hypothermia when improperly handled. Always use safety guidelines and proper PPE when handling chemicals.
Hypersonic Plane From Venus Aerospace Will Travel to the Edge of Space — Gizmodo Australia
Earlier this week, Venus Aerospace, a Houston-based aeronautics startup, released renderings for Stargazer — an incredibly fast high-altitude vehicle it’s hoping to develop. Venus Aerospace has been working on the […]
Projection of Solar Eclipse Using a Simple Experiment
Projecting the Sun Avoid looking directly at the Sun without proper eye protection. You can seriously hurt your eyes and even experience instant bright light blindness. Projecting the Sun through […]
How to avoid looking directly into Sunlight
Depending on the distance or angle from intensive sunlight reflection, the effect of UV radiation can actually burn the retinas of the eyes leading to discoloration for a period of […]
Observation of Jupiter from Distance Orbital
Jupiter can actually be viewed at night during clear sky from earth close to the borders of the oceanic frontiers where the reflection of ocean at times may be greenish […]
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