Technology
Space transport
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Story of space transport
People dreamed of travelling in outer space long before rockets were invented. In 1865 the French science-fiction writer Jules Verne wrote a story about travellers to the Moon. The...
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Apollo mission
After the former Soviet Union launched the first man into orbit in 1961, American President John F. Kennedy announced that the USA would land a man on the Moon before the end of...
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Story of space transport A-Z
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Rocket engines
Although space starts just 100 kilometres (about 60 miles) above the Earth’s surface, it is very difficult to get there. Aeroplanes cannot reach space because the air gets...
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Rocket launch
There are 21 days to go before lift-off. The rocket parts are assembled in the vehicle assembly building. A crawler-transporter vehicle then carries the rocket stack, along with...
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Launch vehicles
A launch vehicle is a rocket-propelled vehicle used to carry a payload—for example, a satellite, a space probe or a crewed spacecraft—into the upper atmosphere or into space...
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Astronauts
An astronaut is a person trained to command or serve as a crew member of a spacecraft. Astronauts walking on the Moon, travelling to and from a space station or performing space...
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Spaceplanes
A spaceplane is a vehicle that can fly like an aeroplane in Earth's atmosphere, like a spacecraft in space, and be able to orbit the Earth. All types of spaceplanes have so far...
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Space Shuttle
The Space Shuttle was designed as a re-usable spacecraft because of the huge cost of rockets, all the parts of which are completely destroyed during missions. The first Shuttle...
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Spacecraft A-Z
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