In what year will we see successful in-space refueling or repair of a large satellite by a small satellite?
In what year will we see successful in-space refueling or repair of a small satellite?
Are we able to bring a decommissioned artificial satellite or space vehicle back to earth without it being destroyed when reentering the atmosphere? What would be a good reason to have this technology? Is fuel required for a satellite to orbit the Earth? When the International Space Station is decommissioned, what will happen to it? Is the Lockheed U-2 being replaced by satellites? Are there any satellites recovered from space? What are your thoughts on the future of manned spaceflight? How long will it take us to go beyond Earth orbit again? Will NASA have a viable warp drive for interstellar travel within the next two centuries? What future propulsion can be used for interstellar spacecrafts? How much money did it cost to move the International Space Station to another orbit on 3 Oct 2012 to avoid space debris? Is any country in the world planning another space station after the current ISS is retired? What mistakes by NASA were made before launching a satellite? If we were not limited by money what would be the most technologically advanced spacecraft we could make using current technology? Does NASA have plans for a larger successor to the ISS? What would replace ISS in 2024? Or it would stay in space longer? What are the chances of a satellite in orbit being hit by a newly launched satellite from the earth? Does the U.S. currently have any means of putting astronauts in space? Why is it that after more than 50 years of manned space flight, travel to low earth orbit is still so rare and expensive? Will bigelow commercial space station be the substitute of the ISS in 2024? ISRO says the IRNSS satellites have a nominal life of 7 years, so what will happen after those 7 years? What forms of propulsion offer the most promise for Interstellar spaceflight? Would an Apache helicopter be able to go into space? What will happen when the Voyager 1s power source runs out in 2025? How does refueling at airports work? Outer Space: The last hundred years took us from the invention of manned flight to the edge of the solar system. Hypothetically and realistically, what could be achieved in the next hundred years in the field? What would happen to the ISS when it is decommissioned? Will it be possible for NASA to fabricate new planets, for possible human life and our basic needs and wants such as water and air? Why don't we send a big satellite dish up in space? What is the likelihood of something like space debris damaging satellites or astronauts like shown in the movie Gravity? What safeguards does NASA provide? Shouldn't we be more concerned about upgrading our technology so that we can reach the bottom of the ocean, instead of space? What will it take to keep the ISS hardware in orbit, past its operational life?