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České know-how v srdci největšího dalekohledu světa!
Přímo na chilské observatoři Paranal byl za účasti prezidenta Petra Pavla oznámen historický milník české astronomie: poprvé po 20 letech se naše instituce budou přímo podílet na konstrukci vědeckého přístroje pro Evropskou jižní laboratoř (ESO).

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NASA says it has a new approach to spacesuit development that should smooth out delays in getting ready for astronaut moon landings as soon as 2028.
https://www.space.com/space-exploration/artemis/nasa-still-confident-that-artemis-astronauts-will-land-on-the-moon-in-2028-despite-spacesuit-delays

@RocketLab
Traditional rocket fairings fall away as part of the launch process, making them either expendable or requiring recovery assets to capture and reuse them. Neutron rethinks this equation with the Hungry Hippo fairing.

It stays attached to Neutron’s first stage, opening to release stage two and the payload during launch, before closing up and landing as complete unit with stage one, ready to launch again. It's all part of driving down launch cost and increasing launch cadence to give constellations better access to orbit.

SEJDA: https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2026/04/nasa-axiom-react-oig-report-spacesuit/

budou ale se zpozdenim: The report, titled “NASA’s Acquisition of Next-Generation Spacesuit Services”, details how developmental delays, a risky acquisition strategy, and the early exit of one key contractor have left NASA reliant on a single provider—potentially threatening the 2028 Artemis lunar landing and continued ISS operations ahead of the station’s planned 2030 decommissioning.