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Now You Can Fold Planes From the National Air and Space Museum and Watch Them Fly
Every year, thousands of kids and adults learn to fold and fly paper airplanes at both the National Mall building and the ...
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Orlando Science Center achieves Guinness World Record with massive paper rocket launch
a toy made entirely of paper that fits onto a straw. When the straw is blown through, the rocket flies into the air. An official judge from Guinness World Records was at the Orlando Science Center ...
Falling space debris is increasingly threatening airplanes, researchers say
Space debris from rocket bodies orbiting Earth could pose an increased threat of striking aircraft as it falls from space, ...
Falling Space Junk Threatens Flights
Researchers calculated both the odds of falling rocket debris disrupting air travel, but also colliding with an aircraft ...
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There’s a 1-in-4 chance rocket debris plummets into busy flight paths, study warns
Learn about the alarming issue of rocket debris and its potential impact on air traffic. Discover the recent incident ...
Turtle Bay Tuesday: Mission Aerospace is set to launch at Turtle Bay Exploration Park
In this week's Turtle Bay Tuesday, the Exploration Park's Mission Aerospace exhibit invites visitors to embark on an ...
Falling space junk poses a growing risk to air travel safety — and could harm the economy too, experts warn
The risk of rogue rocket debris and other man-made space junk colliding with planes is a growing challenge that’s only going ...
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Orlando Science Center breaks Guinness World Record with massive paper rocket launch
The Orlando Science Center set a Guinness World Record on Saturday with the most people simultaneously flying paper rockets. According to a news release from OSC, 300 visitors and members of the ...