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How Sarah Al Amiri Is Launching the UAE Into the Asteroid Belt

Illustration by Elizabeth Brockway/The Daily BeastWhen Sarah Al Amiri grew up in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), space wasn’t something that she—or really anyone else—paid that much attention to. That’s something that you might take for granted if you grew up in, say, the U.S. or Russia where space exploration is embedded into the cultural fabric of the country. But in the UAE, a country that was just 16 years old when Amiri was born, space just wasn’t a priority.“When you grow up in the U.S., y

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Scientist N Valarmathi who was the voice behind ISRO s launch countdown dies

It was Valarmathi’s gradual countdown that would ignite the thrill in all those who assembled at the terrace of the media centre at the Sriharikota rocket port.

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Roscosmos names the reason for crash of Russian Luna-25 space station

The Russian state corporation Roscosmos [Russia's government authority responsible for space projects - ed.] says that its Luna-25 space station fell to the surface of the moon and crashed because the engine did not turn off in time.

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Russian space station crashes into Moon week after takeoff

Roskosmos (Russia's government authority responsible for space projects) has reported that the Luna 25 space station collided with the Moon and ceased to exist. Source: Roskosmos Details: The Russians said that the station "went into a non-calculated orbit, collided with the Moon and ceased to exist.

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