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IAC 2016 Guadalajara: Musk reveals details of monster Mars rocket and space ship

by David Todd | Sep 27, 2016 | exploration, NASA, SpaceX, Technology

At the International Astronautical Congress (IAC 2016) in Guadalajara, Mexico, Elon Musk, the billionaire founder and Chief Technical Officer of the launch provider and manufacturer SpaceX, revealed his plan to put mankind onto the planet Mars, in effect becoming THE...

Jeff Bezos shows off Blue Origin’s whopper rocket – and it is called New Glenn by the way

by David Todd | Sep 13, 2016 | commercial launch services, Launches, Seradata News, Technology

Jeff Bezos, head of Amazon and Blue Origin rocket entrepreneur, has released an image showing how his new LOx/Methane powered New Glenn rocket series stacks up in its two- and three- stage versions. And boy, are they big. The rocket series is named in honour of John...

On a lighter note: Captain Kirk takes command of a stealthy warship at sea…as Russian billionaire sails his copycat design up the Thames

by David Todd | Sep 9, 2016 | History, On a Lighter Note, Science, Seradata News, Technology

Yes – there really is a Captain James Kirk but he is not a star ship captain. He has just taken command of the US Navy’s newest ship, the USS Zumwalt. While it has a crew of only 147 sailors and is formally called a destroyer, it actually has the tonnage...

On a lighter note: New space suit designs like burquinis may yet gain acceptance but speedos and shiny helmets cannot be avoided

by David Todd | Aug 30, 2016 | On a Lighter Note, Technology

While this column does not like to stray into on-Earth politics too much, we note that an attempt to ban full-body “Burqini” swimsuits from the beach by the Mayor of Cannes has now been overturned by a French court.  And rightly so – assuming that...

Space Race Odds: USA remains favourite for Mars human landing (but it might not be NASA) as China eyes first return to Moon

by David Todd | Aug 9, 2016 | ESA, exploration, NASA, SpaceX, Technology

Every year Seradata publishes its analysis of how well different nations are doing in the “great space race”. In this, we limit our analysis to manned spaceflight and to its two main exploratory targets: a return to the Moon and setting foot on Mars. On...
Want a supersonic jet fighter? You can buy one – and use it as part of a satellite launcher

Want a supersonic jet fighter? You can buy one – and use it as part of a satellite launcher

by David Todd | Aug 5, 2016 | History, Launches, Seradata News, Technology

When you are a teenage youngster you have big dreams. In between wishing for, but sadly never getting, the (slightly older) girl next door, and wanting a James Bond-like Lotus Esprit sports car, your then keen young correspondent also had dreams about walking on the...
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