Where humans lead, trash follows. Space is no exception. Orbiting our planet is an unknown amount of space junk. There is a very real risk of this junk colliding and creating small pieces of debris that go on to damage … Read more
Where humans lead, trash follows. Space is no exception. Orbiting our planet is an unknown amount of space junk. There is a very real risk of this junk colliding and creating small pieces of debris that go on to damage … Read more
Welcome to the first installment of technology gone awry. These are new advancements that get a big NOPE of disapproval.
A company called StartRocket has big plans to launch a flock of cubesats with the sole purpose of floating advertisements … Read more
Last month I wrote a rather facetious article for those of us who can’t be bothered to read more than a few sentences at a time. Continuing this trend entertains me, so here we go again. Welcome to the short-short … Read more
While space may be the final frontier, Mars is certainly on the most immediate horizon. As NASA continues to test Orion to make the long journey to the red planet, they are looking even further ahead to the technologies necessary … Read more
It’s big and it’s gassy. No I’m talking about your father despite their similarities! I’m talking about Jupiter, the largest and most mysterious planet in our solar system, with its giant belts and intense radiation. Back in 2011, NASA launched … Read more
The Universe is incomparably large, unimaginably so, and there is a vastness of time and distance yet to be explored. Humans have fashioned sensors to gather data as far as they can see into time to find habitable planets and … Read more
While we are celebrating the first direct measurement of gravitational waves from a ground-based observatory, researchers are already on track to send up a space-based observatory to detect the same gravitational waves. Detecting these waves in space is the next … Read more
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