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| Space Digest - January 30, 2025 |
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| | | | | by Robert Wall | | The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency plans the fifth mission for the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries H3 rocket on Feb. 1.
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| | | Space Program Will Cost $25-30 Billion Over Five Yearsby Aviation Week Network Staff The total national space program over the next five years would cost $25-30 billion and the civilian space budget will increase $4-5 billion a year by Fiscal 1963 under President Kennedy following his decision to race Russians to the Moon. On page 25, our Washington Roundup reported that Kennedy had said at the National Conference for the Peaceful Uses of Space that the strategy of his Administration for gaining wide public acceptance of the great cost of space exploration was becoming evident. |
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| | | 2024 Aviation Week Photo Contest Editors’ Picks: Spaceby Aviation Week Network Staff Notable achievements in the space sector this year—including the first Ariane 6 mission, the launch of the NASA probe that will be the first to conduct a detailed study of the Jovian moon Europa, and the last Atlas V in the United Launch Alliance series lofted from Cape Canaveral SFS—were captured in photos submitted to the previous year’s Aviation Week Photo Contest. |
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| | | Gallery: 67th Laureate Award Winners In Spaceby Aviation Week Network StaffAviation Week Network has announced the recipients for the Space category of the 67th Annual Laureate Awards (#AWLAUR), which recognizes exceptional achievements in the global aerospace industry. Tickets are now available for purchase. |
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| 67th Laureate Award Winners In Space Aviation Week Network has announced the recipients for the Space category of the 67th Annual Laureate Awards (#AWLAUR), which recognizes exceptional achievements in the global aerospace industry. The 2025 Laureates will be presented on March 6 at a black-tie gala at the National Building Museum in Washington. |
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