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Photos shows NASA s newly-assembled megarocket, which is taller than the Statue of Liberty and its most powerful launch vehicle built since the 1960s

Photos shows NASA s newly-assembled megarocket, which is taller than the Statue of Liberty and its most powerful launch vehicle built since the 1960s
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How Living in Space Will Change the Way We Age

How Living in Space Will Change the Way We Age Allure 2/7/2021 © Design by Clara Hendler For many, the SpaceX flight takeoff to the International Space Station (ISS) last November 15, brought on not only a feeling of awe but also a pang of jealousy. Between global warming, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the tense political climate, wanting to move to outer space is fairly unsurprising. But before anyone hops in that SpaceX rocket on a one-way trip to Mars or lays claim to a Proxima Centauri b plot sight-unseen, every aspiring astronaut and space traveler needs to be fully aware of how a personal race to space can seriously mess with your face (and your joints, your bones, your muscle tissue… and basically everything else). Even a simple stay at the ISS can impact the human body.

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Here s What NASA Astronaut Christina Koch Ate During Her 328 Days in Space

Here’s What NASA Astronaut Christina Koch Ate During Her 328 Days in Space Prevention 2/1/2021 Jennifer Nied © Alexander Ryumin - Getty Images During her 328 days in space, NASA astronaut Christina Koch ate lots of mushy meals and drank coffee with a straw. Here s a look at her daily diet. Christina Koch has gone where no woman has before. Not long ago, she spent 328 straight days in space orbiting the Earth, the longest space mission completed by a woman. For most of 2019, the NASA astronaut lived, worked, and chilled out in the International Space Station. That’s not the only out-of-this-world record Christina set during her historic space mission, either: She was one of two women on the first all-female spacewalk. (And the second, and the third.)

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Astronaut Christina Koch Says It s Hard To Eat Enough Calories In Space

Astronaut Christina Koch Says It s Hard To Eat Enough Calories In Space Jennifer Nied © Alexander Ryumin - Getty Images During her 328 days in space, NASA astronaut Christina Koch ate lots of mushy meals and drank coffee with a straw. Here s a look at her daily diet. Christina Koch has gone where no woman has before. Not long ago, she spent 328 straight days in space orbiting the Earth, the longest space mission completed by a woman. For most of 2019, the NASA astronaut lived, worked, and chilled out in the International Space Station. That s not the only out-of-this-world record Christina set during her historic space mission, either: She was one of two women on the first all-female spacewalk. (And the second, and the third.)

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One of these astronauts could be the first woman to walk on the moon

One of these astronauts could be the first woman to walk on the moon Sophie Lewis © NASA my-post-10.png Nine women are among the 18 astronauts who will train for NASA s upcoming Artemis missions, with the goal of sending humans back to the moon and, eventually, to Mars. The space agency is aiming for a 2024 moon landing and this time, it won t just be men making the trip. NASA announces Artemis Team of astronauts for future moon missions Replay Video UP NEXT The group of astronauts announced Wednesday are among the most diverse teams NASA has ever put together: nine men, including four with spaceflight experience, and nine women, including five spaceflight veterans.

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