Space Exploration Dataset
"Unveiling the Universe: A Comprehensive Space Exploration Dataset"
@kaggle.bhadramohit_space_exploration_dataset
"Unveiling the Universe: A Comprehensive Space Exploration Dataset"
@kaggle.bhadramohit_space_exploration_dataset
Explore the Vastness of Space: Space Exploration Dataset
Embark on a journey through space with this comprehensive dataset, perfect for space enthusiasts, researchers, and data scientists alike. This dataset invites you to explore:
Missions to the Stars: Discover detailed information on various space missions, including launch dates, objectives, and outcomes.
Planets and Beyond: Analyze data on celestial bodies visited or studied by space missions, from planets to asteroids and beyond.
Technological Milestones: Dive into the advancements in spacecraft technology, propulsion systems, and mission durations.
Human and Robotic Exploration: Compare the success and challenges of manned missions versus robotic explorers.
Explore Historical Space Missions: Examine data on past and ongoing missions, from Apollo to Mars rovers, with launch dates, mission objectives, and outcomes.
Analyze Planetary Data: Study the characteristics of planets, moons, asteroids, and other celestial bodies visited by spacecraft. What discoveries have been made on Mars or Europa?
Discover Spacecraft Technology: Uncover advancements in spacecraft design, propulsion systems, and mission durations. See how technology evolved over decades.
Compare Human and Robotic Exploration: Investigate the differences between human-led missions like the International Space Station and robotic explorers like Voyager and Curiosity.
Track International Contributions: Dive into the role of various space agencies (NASA, ESA, Roscosmos, ISRO) in the global race for space discovery.
The dataset is formatted as a CSV, making it accessible for data analysis, visualization, or even crafting your own space exploration models. Start your exploration today and unlock the mysteries of the cosmos!
CREATE TABLE space_exploration_missions (
"mission_id" BIGINT,
"mission_name" VARCHAR,
"launch_date" TIMESTAMP,
"launch_site" VARCHAR,
"spacecraft_name" VARCHAR,
"mission_type" VARCHAR,
"destination" VARCHAR,
"crew_size" BIGINT,
"mission_status" VARCHAR,
"duration_days" BIGINT,
"budget_millionusd" BIGINT,
"agency" VARCHAR
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