9 NASA Innovations You’re Already Using: How Space Tech Powers Everyday Life
Ever stopped to think about where some of the cool stuff you use every day actually came from? You might […]
Ever stopped to think about where some of the cool stuff you use every day actually came from? You might […]
Imagine trying to fly a plane when every command you send takes minutes, or even hours, to reach it. Sounds
Remember that gut-wrenching scene in Interstellar? The one where the crew lands on a water planet near a black hole?
Pentagon’s defense research agency is funding the world’s first nuclear thermal rocket that’s more powerful than traditional rocketry.
Sci-fi has never failed to astonish us, even as we grow older. After all, it’s always cool to see some futuristic scientific advancements, such as lightsabers swinging during action. However, did it ever cross your mind about its true essence and purpose? Surely, there must be more to sci-fi than just zap guns and spaceships, right? This article will find out if sci-fi has a purpose or is it limited to just being a form of entertainment and escapism.
In this feature, we will explore what satellite mega-constellations are, why they are being made, and the dangers they pose to our planet.
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is developing a satellite that will be powered by nuclear propulsion tech.
China’s Tianwen 1 mission turned out to be a huge success. China is now the third nation to ever reach the Red Planet to study its surface.
Astronomers have spotted another “rogue planet” wandering throughout our Milky Way galaxy. Interestingly enough, this exoplanet doesn’t have any parent star attached to it. It was also found out that it has a similar mass between that of Earth and Mars, though it’s 10% heavier. Once confirmed, it would be a huge scientific milestone in observing rogue planets, which are believed to be in abundance especially outside our galaxy.
Mankind has been eyeing to go to Mars for quite some time now. That’s because living on planets other than our Earth is the major step in becoming an interplanetary species. There have been numerous attempts to scour the Red Planet in order to study its composition, surface, and atmosphere.