by rmil2k | Mar 25, 2024 | News
Back to Article List A new study shows that seismic activity thought to be from a 2014 meteorite instead has a more mundane explanation. The spherules or metal objects collected from IM1’s landing site Credit: Avi Loeb/Medium Seismic activity from a meteorite...
by rmil2k | Mar 25, 2024 | News
Science & Exploration 21/03/2024 6972 views 38 likes ESA’s Gaia space telescope has further disentangled the history of our galaxy, discovering two surprising streams of stars that formed and wove together over 12 billion years ago. The two streams, named Shakti...
by rmil2k | Mar 24, 2024 | News
Things are looking up for digging deep on Mars. Progress is palpable on how best to extract subsurface ice to generate drinkable water, rocket fuel and other useful resources on the Red Planet.But boring down from the topside of Mars to reach available icy reservoirs...
by rmil2k | Mar 24, 2024 | News
Thomas Stafford’s 1966 NASA portrait. Credit NASA The passing of Tom Stafford leaves only seven surviving Apollo Moon voyagers. Nicknamed “Mumbles”, this Air Force three-star general dodged death on the launchpad, set records as one of the fastest humans in...
by rmil2k | Mar 24, 2024 | News
Roughly two years and six months from now, as part of NASA’s Artemis III mission, astronauts will set foot on the lunar surface for the first time in over fifty years. Beyond this mission, NASA will deploy the elements of the Lunar Gateway, the Artemis Base Camp, and...
