This spacecraft will get closer to the Sun than any before it—without melting
NASA’s Hottest-Coolest Mission. Heat shield will experience temperatures as high as 1400 degrees Celsius – more than 2500 degree Fahrenheit
NASA’s Hottest-Coolest Mission. Heat shield will experience temperatures as high as 1400 degrees Celsius – more than 2500 degree Fahrenheit
Hubble finds a star 9 BILLION light years from Earth
…just so long as the satellite isn’t programmed to say “Call me Ishmael” before firing its harpoon
Shape-shifting in orbit. Does that make this UK vehicle a “were-satellite”?
Programs that analyze car emissions can be used to analyze exoplanet atmospheres
Kepler, finder of over 4,000 exoplanets, is nearing its end. But don’t depair, its replacement will be launching in a few days.
Advanced Neural Networks are being trained to help identify possible life-supporting planets.
Marsbees. Swarms of bee-sized robots may be used to expand out knowledge of Mars.
An odd ‘see-thru’ galaxy may help explain our understanding of dark matter
How do you protect yourself from the unknown? AI researchers are trying to figure that out.
At an altitude of 30 miles, the Venusian atmosphere could support earthly”extremophiles”.
The ESA states that “air-breathing electric propulsion” is no longer a theory.
Four different experimental ways to capture and/or deorbit space debris, coming to an ISS near you.
Quantum entanglement appears to be faster than light.
70,000 years ago, the sky might have looked like Tattooine’s
Will we find a lone monument, aka Clarke’s The Star, when we finally get there?
NASA continues to give us hope that life might exist in the atmospheres of gas giants.
Geologists are mapping out the best landing sites inside the Moon’s oldest crater.
We’re guessing that this all takes place after we start sending clones to the Moon to mine Helium3…
My Very Educated Mother Just Showed Us Nine Planets is going to be getting a whole lot longer….
Git yourself to GitHub and start searching for homes-away from home!
Don’t know how well this will actually work, but it sure begs for a TV show – The Asteroid Killers! (“monster of the week” format)
We’re beginning to suspect that Dr. Ian Malcom may be very right: “Life finds a way.”
This week, Steve reviews two books: one hard SF, one pretty good zombie book. And wants to wish you all a belated Happy International Women’s Day!
The latest Space Race: NASA cs private enterprise
Happy birthday! Suns are now known to have been ‘born’ 180 million years after the Big Bang.
Everything has its uses, even space junk
Campbell’s novel – The Moon is Hell – may finally have been rendered obsolete by these new findings.
A new theory suggests the Earth and Moon DID form together…but not in the way we’ve previously theorized.
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