A Blog after a long time & what happened in that period?!?!

 A BLOG AFTER A LONG TIME


The first question for all!: Why no blogs for 31 days?

Answer: If you've read my previous blogs, you'd know that My school had re-opened and the Annual exams were going on!

This made me stop blogs for a while even though I had little spare time.

Now, time for the second topic!!!

What happened when I was offline on blogger?:

Answer: A lot of things in the space book had changed. Yes, due to Russia[Putin]- Ukraine war. These are the changes:

  • One-Web had changed the launching rocket from the 55-year-old rocket to American broom stick[Falcon-9]
  • Exo-Mars launch delayed as Russia is wasting money on war & not cooperating properly with ESA[ European space agency]
  • Most importantly, the ISS. The proper cooperation between countries is gone with Russia.
  • Fun fact: Elon Challenged Putin for Kung fu.
Other interesting things that happened:
  • SLS rollout
  • Fully stacked Starship's cryogenic proof test
  • Few telescope launches 

Also, the March equinox just happened & the climate changed to spring to the northern hemisphere. Yes! The sweaty days are back in my place:(


Bye ! Meet you soon.
Astronaut RSK.

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