Saturday Night Space Program

Last night (29/04/22) We went to Pex Hill where the Liverpool Astronomical Society has an observatory. Using a Galaxy Note 10 lite and a pair of binoculars we managed to catch this photos of the sky. We used pro mode on the phone's camera to change the exposure and shutter speed to capture these amazing images.

Today we appreciate the beautiful planet we call home ‘Earth’ and honour it’s legacy.

Tonight we are building Falcon 9 style rocket boosters and testing them by launching to 500m and landed back down safely onto the launch pad.

A Cornish start-up has developed a technique using artificial intelligence to predict what the surface of the UK looks like under gloomy skies.

The satellite technology is being targeted at the agricultural sector to help farmers better manage their crops.

Aspia Space's technology can produce a clear synthetic image of fields in all weathers.

The Penryn-based company is one of a cluster of operators hoping to benefit from the new space economy being built around Spaceport Cornwall, which is due to start launching rockets from Newquay this summer.

Tonight’s mission objectives!
Good look to both teams 🚀

Introducing the CosmoComet MK1. This powerful rocket will take 3 Kerbal’s on a full orbital ride around the Mún and deliver them safely back to Kerbin shores.

Good luck team UESA, you’ll need it 👀

Reach for the Stars!
Introducing a new weekly competition in which teams of enthusiasts will compete to complete KSP challenges.

This week, we are asking our teams to build a orbital vehicle which will complete a full orbit of the Mun and make it safely back to Kerbin.

Bonus points will be rewarded for the most innovative designs! 🚀

Vehicles must be assembled and ready for liftoff by Friday 17:00 (GMT).

Liftoff will be on Saturday 19th March at (23:00 GMT).

Godspeed teams!

Coming soon 🌚 🚀