Space

First Public Comments On NASA’s Draft Plans To Keep Earth Safe For Its Mars Sample Return In 2033- Now Closed For Commenting

This was an opportunity for the public to give your feedback to NASA about their Mars sample return mission plans- can submit your comments to NASA here as a public comment. This is for their draft environmental impact statement which they plan to submit ...

Article - Robert Walker - May 17 2022 - 3:35pm

Black Holes And The Creation Of The Universe

The birth and ultimate fate of the 13.7 billion year old universe is a subject that has intrigued scientists since the dawn of civilization. ...

Article - Mark Pierce - Jun 2 2022 - 5:26pm

Is The Axial Higgs Mode An Explanation For Dark Matter?

About 94 percent of the universe is not detectable matter and the universe is expanding. Those two facts alone are how scientists recognize that gravity as we know it does not work at the very large scale. It also does not work at the very small. Various b ...

Article - News Staff - Jun 8 2022 - 4:48pm

End Of All Life On Earth- A Billion Years From Now- Can It Be Avoided- And Who Will Be Here Then?

Many people worry about the possibility of the end of all life on our planet. However, the Earth is by far the most habitable planet in our solar system and there's no reason to expect that to change for hundreds of millions of years. The Earth may b ...

Article - Robert Walker - Jun 14 2022 - 8:33pm

On The Impossibility Of Space Diving

Since E.E. “Doc” Smith’s 1934 novel, Triplanetary, people have dreamed about performing the first space dive. As we make our first steps toward commercialising space travel, many people have started to wonder if we are any closer to achieving the first sp ...

Article - Mark Pierce - Jun 23 2022 - 8:59am

The CAPSTONE Mission Launches A New Era In The Colonization Of The Moon

Forbes reports ...

Article - Mark Pierce - Jun 25 2022 - 9:34pm

Even The Tiny Dots Are Galaxies In The James Webb Space Telescope's First Image.

T he pixels of the James Webb Space Telescope's first image just released today, that are the least interesting to the public, will be the most instructive to astronomy and astrophysics. The tinest faintest dot you see is a distant billions of years ...

Blog Post - Hontas Farmer - Jul 11 2022 - 7:50pm

The Costs Of Space Travel

We have entered into a new age of space exploration, in which the commercialization of space travel has opened up the possibility that within a generation, space tourism will become a normal part of human existence. Yet, space travel does not come without ...

Article - Mark Pierce - Aug 8 2022 - 8:21pm

The James Webb Space Telescope Reveals The Wonders Of The Universe

The first f ...

Article - Mark Pierce - Aug 8 2022 - 8:36pm

Artemis One Scrubbed, Valve Issues. Aborting A Launch Is Not Failure.

T he launch of the new SLS rocket for the mission Artemis I was scrubbed earlier today due to valve issues.  Rocket engines, especially multi engine systems are very complex and dynamic systems in which any sign of a problem means the best policy is to ab ...

Blog Post - Hontas Farmer - Aug 29 2022 - 1:30pm