GD Goenka Aerospace Department to Offer Pathway to Pilot Program and MTech CFD under Dr Guven

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GD Goenka Aerospace Engineering Department
GD Goenka Aerospace Department: A Gateway to Pilot Program and MTech in Computational Fluid Dynamics In the rapidly evolving field of aerospace engineering, GD Goenka University has carved out a niche for itself, offering advanced programs that cater to the growing needs of the industry. With a strong emphasis on cutting-edge technology and hands-on training, the Aerospace Department at GD… Read More

QS World Rankings of Top Universities 2021

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As you are aware QS is an organization that quantifies the performance of universities across the world and based upon certain categories QS ranks the universities in each category. Of course, on overall score universities are globally ranked as well. Please find the QS rankings of universities for 2021 in the link below: https://www.topuniversities.com/university-rankings/world-university-rankings/2021 As expected the first 5 universities… Read More

The First Commercial Manned Spaceflight Launches Successfully

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The history of mankind has changed forever with the launch of the first commercial manned spaceflight by SpaceX launches successfully into Space. Now 21stcentury will become the century of spaceflight and space exploration. Congratulations to SpaceX and to NASA for making history. Read more at https://aerospacelectures.com/spacex-launches-its-first-manned-space-flight-making-it-also-the-first-manned-launch-from-american-soil-after-the-space-shuttle-program/ Read More

Long Space Flights Can Increase the Volume of the Brain of Astronauts

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Astronauts’ brains increase in volume after long space flights, causing pressure to build up inside their heads. This may explain why some astronauts experience worsened vision after prolonged periods in space. “This raises additional concerns for long-duration interplanetary travel, such as the future mission to Mars,” says Larry Kramer at the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, who led… Read More

First American Manned Flight from American Soil since 2011 to Takeoff on May 27

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Since 2011, American astronauts will be launched into space for the first time since 2011 when the Shuttle program was discontinued. Now with NASA and SpaceX Collaboration, American Astronauts will be launched from American Soil on May 27,2020. #nasa #spacex #aerospaceindustry #spaceexploration #space #aerospaceindustry #aerospaceindustries #aerospaceindustries #spacetechnology #spaceflight #spaceflight #spacecraft #aerospacemanufacturing #spaceindustry #aerospace #boeing https://aerospacelectures.com/nasa-sets-may-27-launch-date-for-spacex-for-launch-of-american-astronauts-from-american-soil-for-first-time-since-2011/ Read More

Old gas remnant from Uranus found in vintage Voyager 2 data

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Buried inside data that NASA’s iconic Voyager 2 spacecraft gathered at Uranus more than 30 years ago is the signature of a massive bubble that may have stolen a blob of the planet’s gassy atmosphere. That’s according to scientists who analyzed archived Voyager 2 observations of the magnetic field around Uranus. These measurements had been studied before, but only using a relatively coarse view.… Read More

SpaceX, NASA Aim For Historic Crew Launch In Mid-May Despite Coronavirus Outbreak

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The first crewed orbital launch from American soil is scheduled to lift off just two months from now, despite the coronavirus outbreak. Hurley and Bob Behnken to the International Space Station (ISS) aboard SpaceX’s Crew Dragon capsule, NASA officials confirmed in a media advisory on Wednesday (March 18). The flight, which will employ a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, will lift… Read More