Venus Aerospace unveils its new dart-like Mach 9 hypersonic plane design By Jeff Spry published 28 June 22 Venus Aerospace has recently released design images of its new Mach 9 aircraft concept.
LightSail 2 celebrates 3rd space birthday as end of mission approaches By Elizabeth Howell published 25 June 22 LightSail 2 is now marking three years of spaceflight, but is unlikely to celebrate a fourth anniversary.
Save up to $110 on the Elegoo Mars 2 Pro 3D printer at Amazon By Alexander Cox published 24 June 22 That's a huge discount on a 3D printer we've tested and rate very highly
NASA funds nuclear power systems for possible use on the moon By Elizabeth Howell published 23 June 22 Three companies will demonstrate their potential to power lunar infrastructure using nuclear fission systems, under new joint NASA contracts announced on Tuesday (June 21).
South Korea cancels Apophis asteroid probe: report By Elizabeth Howell published 23 June 22 South Korea has canceled its effort to visit the space rock Apophis during a close, but harmless, flyby of our Earth in 2029, according to a media report.
Save $40 on the Creality Ender 3 V2 3D printer at Amazon By Alexander Cox published 22 June 22 The discount is Amazon's lowest price on a top quality budget 3D printer.
Best beginner cameras 2022 By Jacob Little published 22 June 22 To help you make the right buying decision, here are our top picks of the best beginner cameras.
Best telescopes 2022: Top picks for viewing planets, galaxies, stars and more By Gemma Lavender published 22 June 22 Buying Guide Our selection of the best telescopes will suit all budgets and needs — whether you're observing planets, stars, the moon or anything else in the night sky.
World's largest liquid mirror telescope ready to observe By Stefanie Waldek published 21 June 22 The 4-meter-wide International Liquid Mirror Telescope (ILMT) at Devasthal Observatory in the central Himalayas comes online.
Astroscale to launch space-junk-removing test mission in 2024 By Elizabeth Howell published 20 June 22 The ELSA-M mission will offer a debris removal service in space.
Robotics expert Robin Murphy explains why 'Star Wars' robots don't reflect reality By Jeff Spry published 19 June 22 The sci-fi droids in the Star Wars TV shows The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett are super cool, but don't reflect robotics reality.
Stratolaunch's huge Roc carrier plane flies higher than ever on 7th test flight By Elizabeth Howell published 17 June 22 Stratolaunch's enormous Roc carrier aircraft aced its seventh test flight yesterday (June 16), flying higher than it ever has before.
Best 3D printers 2022: FDM & resin printers to help you create at home By Jess Weatherbed published 17 June 22 All the best 3D printers for engineers, hobbyists, miniature gamers, and cosplayers.
Best cameras for photos and videos 2022 By Jason Parnell-Brookes published 15 June 22 Check out the best cameras for photography and video to find your perfect DSLR or mirrorless companion.
Best DSLR cameras By Jason Parnell-Brookes published 14 June 22 Here's our round-up of the best DSLR cameras on the market right now.
Gaia spacecraft: Mapping the Milky Way like never before By Tereza Pultarova published 13 June 22 Europe's Gaia space telescope creates the most comprehensive map of the Milky Way, allowing astronomers to study our galaxy's distant past, as well as its future.
'Time crystals' work around laws of physics to offer new era of quantum computing By Keith Cooper published 11 June 22 Touching two time crystals together has created an important building block for a quantum computer.
Stratolaunch ends 6th test flight of Roc, the world's largest airplane, early after unexpected results By Josh Dinner published 10 June 22 The world's largest plane took off for its sixth test flight on Thursday (June 9) but ended up landing before completing all of its flight objectives.
Anycubic Kobra Plus review: A huge step forward for accessible printing By Lewis White published 9 June 22 The Anycubic Kobra Plus is the FDM printer for newcomers, but a few frustrations hinder its appeal.
Mars helicopter Ingenuity has a dead sensor but its team aims to keep flying By Josh Dinner published 8 June 22 Ingenuity's handlers are preparing the little chopper for operation in the bitter cold of Martian winter, as nighttime temperatures have begun to drop below its design parameters.
