Jeez, and here I thought they were talking about Earth…

Curiosity, yelling at Martian clouds….

Referencing Ian Banks, this article seems to invoke The Terminal Man more than anything else

It’s called a “flying wing” – we’ve had them since the 40s….

Asteroid Bennu continues to surprise investigators with unusual, never-before-seen phenomena

A new podcast explains the “holographic principle” and why it works

Math with calculators, writing without cursive, only 8 planets in the Solar System and now – an 8th continent. Boomers are going to have to go back to school!

A class of low temperature stars that evolve very slowly could be a good place to look for habitable planets

The Spitzer space telescop has delivered some of the most stunning cosmic images

Ansible. It’s called an “ansible”

2016 HO3, our constant companion.

Don’t let them fool ya. These grapes are being developed to feed Space Raccoons

We don’t know much facts about SpaceX’s plans for extending their portfolio into the realm of deep space research….

Holding your breath to keep the CO2 in is not one of them

Based on an initial discovery by an amateur astronomer

That chain really broke up bad – missing links in Africa, out in the Oort cloud, they dropped everywhere!

If it goes now, I might live long enough to see it land

Home of the first breeder reactor, and home of the only deaths from working on reactors in the US

A sneak peek at what Pluto’s successor might look like

There may come a day when a parent says to their child “you can’t marry a Martian, they’re different!”. And that parent would be right.

Hmmm. Big surprise – if you teach AIs in a biased manner, you’re going to get biased AI….

Dark Matter may be shooting up our galaxy

Watching clouds and drilling for clay, it’s just Curiosity’s ordinary (Martian) day.

Unmanned hypersonic spacecraft. What could they possibly be for?

This design could become the world’s first real flying saucer. Aliens? Not so much.

It’s getting scary up there

Now all they need is Jarvis….

“We’re a collection of cells…”

Mining old data with new algorithms reveals smaller Earth-like exo-planets