Watch Blue Origin’s NS2 survive the in-flight escape test
Blue Origin conducted a flight test of the in-flight abort system built into its New Shepard 2 suborbital launch vehicle yesterday. It was the...
Ancient DNA samples push back modern human origins
Researchers from Uppsala University in Sweden led by Carina Schlebusch authored an article published this Thursday in the journal Science, which reveals that modern...
NASA’s ASAP warns about SpaceX’s unusual fueling procedures
Today, NASA’s Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel (ASAP) warned about SpaceX’s special fueling procedures. Unlike other aerospace companies, SpaceX plans to fuel its Crew Dragon...
NASA releases 56 patents free for commercial use
NASA opens up its vault consisting of more than 50 previously patented technologies that could be adopted and used by investors to Spur America’s...
JWST Discovers Carbon-Dioxide in Exoplanet Outside Our Solar System
The James Web Space Telescope has discovered carbon dioxide in an exoplanet outside our solar system. Named the WASP-39b, the exoplanet is 700 light-years...
NASA Outlines New Rules to Protect the Moon and Mars from...
NASA has outlined new rules that will serve to protect the Moon and Mars and even our Earth from interplanetary alien germs and biological...
Orangutans, Bonobos, and Gorillas in San Diego Zoo Given Experimental COVID-19...
A number of orangutans, bonobos, and gorillas at the San Diego Zoo have been given an experimental COVID-19 vaccine after many of the great...
Global warming unconventionally causing geological havoc
Recent discoveries have compelled scientists to believe that shifting glaciers may well result in earthquakes. There has been quite a buzz going on in...
Climate Change impact on Antarctic Glacier will raise sea-level by 3...
According to a study report, the rate at which current climate change occurs may trigger great instability in a major Antarctic glacier, which ultimately...
Scientists say nuclear reactors could solve energy crisis
The world is nearing an impending future in which our efforts to meet energy demands may not be enough. As the world looks at...