Elon Musk's Mars Plans Include Bombs, Bubbles, Cybertrucks And New Species
Elon Musk and SpaceX have some ideas about how to colonize our planetary neighbor, Mars and those plans involve some wild concepts that just might work.
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The Challenger Disaster: Behind The Fatal Flaw And The Engineering That Fixed It
The Challenger disaster shook the nation in 1986, and led to NASA re-approaching its processes for accountability and launch approval.
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NASA Is Planning To Discover Potentially Habitable Worlds: Here's How
NASA has stepped up its game in searching for habitable planets outside our solar system, and it has some clever ways of doing so, both now and in the future.
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How NASA Fixed Voyager 1 From 15 Billion Miles Away
Fixing mankind's furthest-flung spacecraft wasn't as easy as sending an update to the App Store. Still, NASA engineers were able to extend the probe's mission.
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How Termites Inspired This Lunar Shelter Design For NASA's Artemis Mission
A team from the University of Arizona has plans for lunar structures to shelter NASA astronauts for the Artemis moon mission, and it's all inspired by termites.
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This Enormous New Telescope Will Be Powered By The World's Largest Mirror
After nearly two decades of construction, the giant telescope powered by the world's largest mirror is almost complete. Here's everything you need to know.
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What Is NASA's Golden Record, And What's On It?
You may already know that NASA sent a golden record into space, but what was on it and why did we send it off into the great unknown?
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Why It's So Difficult For Scientists To Measure The Age Of Stars
There's one aspect of stars that is still surprisingly hard for scientists to determine: how old a star is.
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This Is Where Satellites Go To Die
The earth has thousands of satellites in orbit, and every one of them has an expiration date, so here's what happens to those satellites when they are retired.
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How NASA Is Using Satellites To Protect Tigers, Jaguars, And Elephants
NASA missions are used to track the habitats of animals like tigers, jaguars, and elephants, which are threatened by the loss of their habitats.
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Mars Is About To Get Bombarded By Solar Flares - Here's Why Scientists Are Excited
The sun will continue to become more active as it moves through its 11-year cycle, ramping up to its highest point of activity called solar maximum.
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Why Do Solar Storms Affect Power Grids (And Do We Know When They'll Hit Earth Next)?
As auroras appear much further south than usual, you might wonder what's causing them, and the potential dangers. We've got all the details here.
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Commercial Space: What You Need To Know About The Low Earth Orbit Economy
Pioneering people have long explored new territory for commercial gain. Here's what you need to know about the burgeoning low Earth orbit economy.
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What Is A Geomagnetic Storm, And Are They Hazardous?
As people have seen the aurora borealis, or northern lights, much further south than normal, many worry it might be dangerous. Let us explain away your fears.
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6 Innovative New Technologies NASA Is Exploring
Looking to entrepreneurs and innovators for new technology that will transform future space missions, these projects are greenlit for another phase of funding.
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Blue Origin's BE-4 Vs. SpaceX's Raptor Engine: What's The Difference Between Them?
Between both efforts in private space industry, Blue Origin and SpaceX both have powerful rocket engines that will fuel trips to the Moon, Mars, and beyond.
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This 360-Degree NASA Video Lets You Visualize Falling Into A Black Hole
NASA answered an age-old and terrifying question about the cosmos by creating a 360-degree visualization of what it would be like to fall into a black hole.
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What Kind Of Planes Are The Polaris Ghost Squadron Jets?
Ahead of the Polaris commercial space mission scheduled for 2024, this squadron of jets gives astronauts the chance to experience space travel conditions.
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Here's How NASA's Ion Thrusters Keep Satellites Flying
Satellites can stay in orbit for a long time if they use thrusters to avoid orbital decay, but fuel is heavy and expensive. NASA has a better idea instead.
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Scientists Spot A Giant Cloudy Planet That's As Light As Cotton Candy
Exoplanets come in all shapes and sizes and even have their own weather conditions. Well, this giant cloudy planet is as light as cotton candy.
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This Telescope Will Search For The Ghostly Fingerprints Of Mysterious Dark Matter
Rubin will be performing a survey of the sky using the largest digital camera ever built for astronomy.
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Everything We Know About SpaceX's Futuristic New Space Suit
The SpaceX suit has been improved with enhanced reliability and the development of backup systems during spacewalks.
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Here's How NASA Spotted Thousands Of Near-Earth Asteroids
There's an astronomical number of asteroids hanging around Earth, and it's important to spot them before they get too close. Here's one way NASA achieved that.
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Here's How Astronauts On The ISS Repair Broken Space Telescopes
Even the most advanced technology can break down from time to time. When that happens in space, it can be a complicated process to conduct repairs.
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Laser Transmission Explained: What It Means For Transmitting Data During Space Exploration
Some of the earliest spaceflights have been facilitated via radio communication with Earth, but laser transmission is the modern evolution of space comms.
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This Rover Plans To Search For Life On Mars: Here's How
Another rover will be join the Mars exploration rush as the European Space Agency's Rosalind Franklin is back on track to head to the planet.
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Zero Gravity Explained: Where & When Does It Exist?
Have you ever wondered how astronauts seem to defy gravity and float around aboard their spacecrafts? Is it possible to simulate this on earth?
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