All posts tagged "NASA"
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AstronomyMars had plenty of water in the past, but probably no life forms
Mars has been in the news quite a lot these past few months, as I’m sure some...
George Smith May 12, 2015 -
AstronomyNew Evidence from NuSTAR Indicates Supernova Explosions Are Lopsided
New data from NASA’s Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array (NuSTAR) indicates that a massive star exploded in a...
Matt Davis May 9, 2015 -
PhysicsNASA might be on the verge of creating the first real warp drive
When it comes to space exploration, our technology is still very primitive all things considered. There are certainly...
George Smith April 29, 2015 -
EditorialsScience and technology news weekly roundup April 20-24
Hello and welcome to our science and technology news weekly round up! The purpose of this segment...
George Smith April 25, 2015 -
AstronomyHappy 25th birthday! Five Reasons the Hubble Space Telescope is Awesome
On April 24 1990, the Hubble Space Telescope was launched into low Earth orbit on board the...
Matt Davis April 22, 2015 -
EditorialsScience and technology news weekly round up: April 6-10
This has been a very interesting week for science and technology enthusiasts so far. We’ve had plenty of...
George Smith April 10, 2015 -
RoboticsNASA developing spider-like robots to build large scale structures in orbit
One of the biggest problems when planning space missions is the immense cost of actually launching stuff...
Matt Davis April 8, 2015 -
EngineeringISS sends home the first 3-D printed items created in space
Did you know that there’s a functional 3-D printer on the ISS? Not only that, but the...
George Smith April 8, 2015 -
AstronomyEvidence of alien life to be discovered within 10 years says NASA
NASA believes that we are now on the verge of discovering unquestionable proof that aliens are out...
George Smith April 8, 2015 -
Space ExplorationESA and NASA start work on asteroid deflection system which could one day save civilization
A massive asteroid impact is one of the greatest threats to life on this planet, and for...
Matt Davis April 7, 2015
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