2020 isn’t going quietly into that good night. No, it’s kicking and screaming as we humans try to rush it out the door. As a last middle finger to human innovation, 2020 saw the collapse of the world’s second largest … Read more
2020 isn’t going quietly into that good night. No, it’s kicking and screaming as we humans try to rush it out the door. As a last middle finger to human innovation, 2020 saw the collapse of the world’s second largest … Read more
Geographic information is consumed, edited and viewed in a myriad of ways. Many GIS professionals prefer to use software like ArcGIS, GRASS and QGIS. Others prefer Google Earth to easily share geographic files with clients and colleagues without the need … Read more
Space technology is in its infancy, often a theoretical idea postulated long before the technology to make it a reality exists; it feels a lot like science fiction. Many of these ideas have indeed been used in science fiction. In … Read more
Space-X successfully launched its first crewed mission to the International Space Station (ISS) on November 15, 2020. On board was Crew-1 which included Japanese astronaut, Soichi Noguchi, and NASA astronauts, Shannon Walker, Victor Glover and Mike Hopkins. Along with the … Read more
Geographic information is consumed, edited and viewed in a myriad of ways. Many GIS professionals prefer to use software like ArcGIS, GRASS and QGIS. Others prefer Google Earth to easily share geographic files with clients and colleagues without the need … Read more
In this month’s Reaching Orbit, we discussed the new experiments onboard the International Space Station (ISS). One of the most interesting experiments that’s worth digging into involves human tissue. Sounds creepy and it’s probably a bit creepy too, like zombies … Read more
It’s been a gloomy year, and there’s little hope in sight these days. To offset the malaise, we’re focusing on good news when we find it lurking in the shadows. COVID-19 winter is upon us in the northern hemisphere, and … Read more
Although many Americans celebrate Thanksgiving as a reminder of a great feast shared between the pilgrims and the Native Americans, the reality is that there is no evidence of any Natives being invited, or any turkey being eaten. As a … Read more
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