What's up for 2023?

 What's up for 2023?

-Ramesh S Krishna
29-12-2022
Blog no:33

Astronomical calendar for 2023

It will not be published like the last 2 years. I've decided to upload the schedule of the events every month. 

Now, I'll just give you how important will this year be?

                                            New images by James Webb Space Telescope


                                                     
                                                          Getty images

Launched in the last few days of 2021, it completed its 1st birthday. It captured pictures that changed astronomy mildly. I hope it will give astronomy a complete turnaround on black holes as it is an infrared telescope. I expect the 3rd black hole image & a detailed view of the big bang.

 

                                                Number of Falcon Heavy launches

The last launch of falcon heavy was in 2018. In 2023, three launches of falcon heavy is expected. These were postponed for the last 2 years. I hope for at least 2 launches this year. If it launches I'll get topics for blogs! Please Eeellonn!

Falcon Heavy




A Boom in Space for India!

The government of India had recently paved the way for Multiplanetary India. Companies like Agnikul cosmos, Pixxel & Skyroot etc had shown in building launch pads. ISRO & Few other companies are planning to launch their rockets for Kulasekarapattinam.  To know more about it click here. 

I'm sure that most of these events will happen in 2023 and many other surprises toooo!! Hope we have a big bang 2023!!!! BOOOOOOM!!!


Bye! Have a good time! Happy new year!


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