NASA 60th: How It All Began
Where did NASA come from and why was it established? Learn that and more in this 60th anniversary video.
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Laser blasts turn hydrogen into a shiny liquid – Futurity
Metallic hydrogen is the most abundant element in our planetary system. Here on Earth, not so much.
New X-Ray Technology Reveals Never-Before-Seen Matter Around Black Hole
How can you ‘see’ something from which no light can escape? X-Ray Polarimetry, that’s how.
Birds can see the Earth’s magnetic field, scientists say, and this is how
Birds can actually ‘see’ Earth’s magnetic field.
Scientists Are Testing The Limits of Physics With World’s Fastest Spinning Particles
Nanoparticles spun at 60 billion RPM. Step aside, Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride.
Why You Need to Check Out Mars This Weekend
Starting this weekend, you’ll be able to catch sight of Mars, big and bright—brighter than it has been since 2003. It’s not to be missed. Source: Why You Need to Check Out Mars This Weekend […]
A buried lake may have been found on Mars. What does it mean for life?
Cold and briny, the lake could harbor life similar to extremophiles found here on Earth.
Here’s the AI documentary Elon Musk thinks is essential viewing
Elon Musk wants you to watch this video. Only $3.99 to rent….
The Longest Total Lunar Eclipse of the Century: Everything You Need to Know About Friday’s Micro Blood Moon
The century’s longest lunar eclipse has people talking. We tell you why and reveal where you can watch it too. Source: The Longest Total Lunar Eclipse of the Century: Everything You Need to Know About […]
IceCube spots a neutrino source: A black hole jet pointed at Earth
Wasn’t that a chart topping song by Elton John? “Black hole and the jets…”
Most Of NASA’s Moon Rocks Remain Untouched By Scientists
To date, we have only studied about 16 percent of the moon rocks taken during the Apollo missions. NASA’s Apollo curator keeps them for future generations. Source: Most Of NASA’s Moon Rocks Remain Untouched By […]
12 Innovations That Could Make Reverse Aging a Reality
A dozen promising anti-aging technologies that seem to work – for dogs, mice and fruit flies
To make Curiosity (et al.) more curious, NASA and ESA smarten up AI in space
Autonomous rovers are likely to catch far more science than ground-controlled rovers
Airbus to Build Mars Rover to Get First Soil Samples Back to Earth
Airbus will be helping to return Martian soil samples to Earth
In space, there really might be no place like home | Big Think
Great Filters may be responsible for our galactic “desert”
Uranus Struck By Massive Object That Changed it Forever
We think Chuck Tingle ought to look into this….
Habitable exoplanet: Ross 128 b could support life
New research suggests that Ross 128 b could harbor life
Noticias Literatura 11-7
Details for the Domingo Santos story Award contest, to be held at Hispacon 2018
Boeing Debuts Hypersonic Jet That Could Fly From NY to London in 2 Hours
Boeing unveils a hypersonic jet, a preliminary step along the designer’s path to a true space plane.
Scientists Can 3D Bioprint Human Heart Tissue Now. The Future is Here
BioLife4D has 3D printed a “patch” of cardiac tissue, taking us one step closer to printing completely functioning organs.
Cyborg Law: What Laws Should Govern a Society of Cyborgs | Digital Trends
Should people have the right to hack their own implants?
Here’s what future Mars and lunar space colonies could look like
A virtual reality tour of a Martian colony is planned for the Goodwood Festival
French designer creates womblike habitat for space tourists
French designer creates hotel rooms for Axiom Space, a company that hopes to attach a hotel module to the ISS in 2020.
NASA’s Kepler Space Telescope Is Running Out of Fuel and May Not Have Much More Time
Kepler may be on its last mission, using fuel to reorient in order to send data to Earth
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Kameron Hurley to speak at Telefónica Cultural Space, the Asimov Foundation of Barcelona honors Heinlein, and video presentations of the anthologies Distopica and Post Humans
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