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A Hybrid Rocket Car
This is detailed video of how the fastest car in the world is working. As they are saying: “At 4 meters (12 feet) long, 45.7 cm (18 inches) in diameter and weighing 450 kg, BLOODHOUND’s rocket is the...
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Apollo F-1 engines
Probably you already heard about the team, organised by Jeff Bezos, with a mission to recover the Apollo Saturn V rockets (used to sent US astronauts to the moon). Well, the mission was successful and...
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SuperDraco rocket engine
This photo is from Elon Musk personal twitter feed. It shows the ignition process of a newly designed rocket engine call it SuperDraco (yes, without a space between the two words). Technically it’s an...
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Virgin Galactic’s Third Powered Flight
On the 10th of January 2014, Virgin Galactic’s SpaceShipTwo completed it’s third powered test flight. In command on the flight deck for the first time under rocket power was Virgin Galactic’s Chief...
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SpaceX SES-8 Launch
First of all I have to say that the music fits perfectly the video… and I want to be on the next launch flight control room! And now a few things about the video: “On December 3, 2013 SpaceX...
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JPL Guidance Algorithm
“NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory tested its G-FOLD divert algorithm experimental landing system at the Mohave Air & Space Port in Mojave, Calif. G-FOLD, which stands for Fuel Optimal Large Divert...
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We have Ignition
This a Virgin Galactic’s NewtonOne rocket engine that fires during a test. Those enginees have been designed for use on Virgin Galactic’s two-stage LauncherOne rocket. It is destined to carry...
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Passion
Around the globe and around the clock, Boeing employees do amazing things. No matter if a project is outside the atmosphere or below the ocean surface, our team demonstrates the passion to build a...
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How to test a parachute: The NASA way
The road to Mars is getting hotter and hotter over the years. The only possible way, for now, in order to loose the enormous amount of kinetic energy and to land safely on the surface or the red...
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How to go to Space
The draw is a little bit abstract but still we can go to space with it! Anyone interested to make this in the back of our garage?
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ATV-5 last preparations
This timelapse video shows ATV Georges Lemaître during preparation in the Final Assembly Building and integration on its Ariane 5 launcher before transfer to the launchpad
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Orion: Trial By Fire
NASA’s newest spacecraft, Orion, will be launching into space for the first time in December 2014, on a flight that will take it farther than any spacecraft built to carry humans has gone in more than...
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Boeing: 38 Stories of Power
World’s biggest rocket. How would you feel about going to Mars? Or maybe an asteroid? Take a ride on the new SLS built by Boeing and ignite your human spirit
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Inovation leading to our Destiny
After the second deadly accident couple of weeks ago (at least as far as I know), Virgin Galactic is trying to reposition themselves on the media! And this is great for a company like them. So, they...
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SpaceX Year in Review
What is the best starting point for this new year of EmbeddedDay? Well, a SpaceX year review is always a good start! Ok, who is going to send me an “Occupy Mars” T-Shirt as a New Year’s gift?
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Not a failure! Just another step forward
This is a newly released photo from the latest attempt of SpaceX to land a missile into a sea platform! The attempt was a failure but this is only the beginning! And for the best video out there have...
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Another step forward!
Since now, SpaceX had two failed attempts to land on sea platform! The third one will be a victorious one!
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Blue Origin
Blue Origin’s New Shepard space vehicle successfully flew to space, reaching its planned test altitude of 329,839 feet (100.5 kilometers) before executing a historic landing back at the launch site in...
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