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InformationVideo published by Chris Hadfield In this 6-minute and 30-second video, Chris Hadfield sends us a positive message for the year 2020. Here is a summary of his speech: Every 4 seconds, 20 babies are born in the world and 8 people die, leaving us with 12 new people, or 3 additional humans on Earth every second. Each year, that...

On April 1, 2026, at 6:47 PM local time (12:47 AM on April 2 in France), a NASA Space Launch System (SLS) rocket left launch pad 39B at Kennedy Space Center in Florida, propelling four astronauts toward the Moon. A first in more than 54 years. The Artemis II mission is underway, and with it, a new era of human space exploration begins. A...

On March 20, 2026, NASA's SLS rocket left the Vehicle Assembly Building at Kennedy Space Center to reach Launch Pad 39B. Standing 98 meters tall, it carries the Orion spacecraft and the hopes of an entire generation. Artemis II, scheduled for April 1, 2026, will mark the return of astronauts toward the Moon, more than half a century after Apollo...

InformationVideo published by NASA Yes, as surprising as it may be, it is possible to contact the International Space Station with a simple amateur radio. Of course, you have to wait for the right moment, provided that an astronaut is available and when the station passes above your radio. For that, there is a page on NASA's website that lets you...

Je vous présente ici 6 Youtubeurs anglophones que je consulte régulièrement dont la chaîne tourne autour de la science. Toutes les vidéos de ces chaînes ne sont pas traduites en français, donc il est impératif de comprendre l'anglais pour les consulter. SmarterEveryDay SmarterEveryDay qui...