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6 stories tagged with "Microgravity"
SpaceX's Starfall Capsule Flies Again on Research Mission
Innovation•Oct 20

SpaceX's Starfall Capsule Flies Again on Research Mission

SpaceX just launched its innovative Starfall return capsule for only the second time, bringing us closer to affordable access to space research. The disk-shaped vehicle could revolutionize how scientists conduct experiments in zero gravity and manufacture materials in orbit.

Google News - Science•3 min read
Scientists Test Experiments in Weightlessness Over France
Innovation•Oct 10

Scientists Test Experiments in Weightlessness Over France

Scientists from around the world are conducting cutting-edge research in zero gravity without leaving Earth's atmosphere. A specially equipped Airbus in Bordeaux lets them experience weightlessness through parabolic flight patterns.

France 24 English•2 min read
Adelaide Cancer Cells Return From Space Mission Success
Innovation•Oct 8

Adelaide Cancer Cells Return From Space Mission Success

Human stem cells from an Australian cancer lab just completed a groundbreaking journey to the edge of space and back, opening new doors for early cancer detection. The seven-minute microgravity experiment could reveal secrets about how cancer develops that scientists can't study on Earth.

Innovation Desk•2 min read
SpaceX to Launch Largest Microgravity Research Mission in 2028
Innovation•Aug 6

SpaceX to Launch Largest Microgravity Research Mission in 2028

A biotech company just booked an entire SpaceX spacecraft to develop life-changing medicines in space. The 2028 mission could unlock breakthrough therapies impossible to create on Earth.

SpaceNews•3 min read
China Sends Lab-Grown Embryo Models to Space Station
Innovation•May 27

China Sends Lab-Grown Embryo Models to Space Station

Scientists launched synthetic human embryo models to orbit for the first time, testing whether early human development can proceed normally without gravity. The groundbreaking experiment could unlock answers about future deep-space missions and improve fertility treatments here on Earth.

Google News - Science•2 min read
Astronauts' Joints Stay Healthy After 18 Days in Space
Health & Wellness•May 12

Astronauts' Joints Stay Healthy After 18 Days in Space

Three astronauts returned from an 18-day space mission with perfectly healthy joints, easing concerns about what microgravity does to the human body. Even better, researchers discovered a portable imaging tool that could revolutionize how doctors monitor astronaut health on future missions to the Moon and Mars.

Google News - Researchers Find•3 min read