NASA Engineer Says New Thruster Could Reach 99% Speed of Light
Thruster Buster New Scientist is reporting that NASA engineer David Burns is making some bold claims about a conceptual new spaceship thruster he…
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Earth’s Atmosphere Photo by NASA Rocket Launches
This time-lapse image shows the first and second stages of the Black Brant X sounding rockets for the VISIONS-2 mission launching from Ny-Ålesund,…
Nasa spaceship closes in on distant world
TAMPA: Nasa’s unmanned New Horizons spacecraft is closing in on its historic New Year’s flyby target, the most distant world ever studied, a frozen…
Yes, a NASA Scientist Said Aliens May Have Visited Earth
This morning a white paper by NASA researcher Silvano Colombano, titled “New Assumptions to Guide SETI Research,” bubbled up on Reddit. It made some…
NASA Left Earth Defenseless Against Asteroids
Flying Blind Earth is defenseless against asteroids that could cause utter annihilation, says former NASA astronaut Russell “Rusty” Schweickart.…
These 9 Companies Will Help NASA Return Humans to the Moon
Moon Allies NASA is returning humans to the Moon — with a little help from its friends. Back in September, NASA unveiled the National Space…
Nasa InSight Mars lander sends back ‘beautiful’ selfie from red planet’s surface
Nasa’s brand new Mars lander has sent back the first stunning of the surface of the red planet, taken at the end of a terrifying journey. As well as…
HPE and NASA team up to take PCs into space | Computing
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station could soon benefit from boosted computing capabilities thanks to a major breakthrough from HPE. The…
NASA Thinks Its Opportunity Mars Rover Might Be Truly Kaput | Virtual Reality
Deafening Silence
Think it’s bad when a Tinder date ghosts you? Imagine how NASA is feeling right now.
The space agency has been in near-constant…
Build your own NASA Curiosity rover with Raspberry Pi | Robotics
Put together your own remote-controlled Curiosity rover with the help of the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory and a Raspberry Pi. Why wouldn’t you…