The pyramids aren’t the only construction project visible from space.

Who will watch the watchers?

If you can build structures thatt surround a sun, changing reality might be child’s play.

NASA’s InSight Lander is heading for the most boring place on Mars – Elysium Planitia.

“Apep’s” dust pinwheel is moving too slowly to conform to current theories.

Cool deep space nebula are almost pase. Except. Cats.

Isn’t this a little late? Isn’t food going to be grown in vats and made with 3D printers?

Students can submit their message proposal, but only after solving various problems. Great learning tool, not so sure the best message should be silence. (We have no water…we taste awful…we make bad slaves for interstellar mining operations….)

Scientists discover that they can improve results by making things more complicated.

Remember, don’t get too close when feeding the black hole, it might take a finger

When galaxies collide!

Space Tango wants to automate space manufacturing. Prepare for the dips.

Spin, decoherence, superposition…if you understand that stuff, you’ll understand this article.

We’re guessing that satellites, GPS trackers and drones just aren’t enough to keep track of what every human being is doing every last second of every single day

They’ll find greater acceptance if they could make that needle a smaller gauge….

Live coverage all the way from the red planet. Too bad that by the time we see it, it has already happened.

Fred Pohl has already been there. Read his Day Million to get a pretty good idea.

This is why finding water is so important

Cyclonic suction?

aaa. NOW we know where the Puppetteers are!

Hmmm. Anyone thinking “To Serve Man”?

Gravity, The Sequel

…and here we’ve been thinking it was ’42’ all along…..

DNA is not the only thing that’s shaking up the history of humans in america

Bennu first light. Looks kinda like an ED pill….

Which falls faster in a frictionless gravity field – a 1 pound ball bearing or a 1 pound anti-matter feather? Answer: We don’t know yet, but we’re aiming to find out.

Even unto death, our space robots keep on giving

The Curiosity rover exploring Mars has succeeded in drilling a hole into the tough bedrock that previously defeated it, allowing imaging and collection of samples from the planet’s surface. The rover had been incapacitated for […]