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Ion Thruster Prototype Breaks Records in Tests, Could Send Humans to Mars
October 13, 2017 | ArticleA thruster being developed for a future crewed mission to Mars broke several records during a recent testing campaign.
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Plasma 'Lightsabers' and Gravity Slings: 'Pacific Rim Uprising' Will Get Space-Age Tech
October 11, 2017 | Article"Pacific Rim Uprising" is set to take the first film's monster-fighting mayhem up a notch, according to the new movie's creators and actors.
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How to Get Into the 'Star Wars Battlefront 2' Beta
October 10, 2017 | ArticleCan't wait for Star Wars Battlefront 2? Here's when the multiplayer beta kicks off.
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NASA Plans to Extend Expandable Module's Stay on Space Station
October 09, 2017 | ArticleNASA plans to keep an experimental expandable module attached to the International Space Station beyond its original two-year lifetime, the agency announced Oct. 2.
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NanoRacks Raises Funding for Commercial Airlock Module
October 08, 2017 | ArticleNanoRacks announced Oct. 3 that it had raised an undisclosed amount to support development of a commercial airlock module for the International Space Station.
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Could StarTram Revolutionize Space Travel?
October 06, 2017 | ArticleIn 2001, James Powell teamed up with George Maise, an aeronautical engineer and 23-year veteran of Brookhaven National Laboratory, to put forth an idea to revolutionize space launches: StarTram.
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This Airship Aims to Provide a Better View of the Big Bang's Relic Radiation
September 29, 2017 | ArticleCosmic microwave radiation is remnant heat from the Big Bang, and a proposed airship could help astrophysicists more accurately observe it.
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NASA Tech Is Helping Find Mexico Earthquake Victims Buried in Rubble
September 28, 2017 | ArticleNASA search-and-rescue technology has been sent to Mexico following the series of earthquakes that shook the country last week.
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Want a Closer Look at the Moon? Try It in AR with This Lunar Model and App
September 26, 2017 | ArticleNo telescope? No problem! Now you can explore all the nooks and crannies of the moon in the palm of your hand using a 3D-printed moon model and augmented- reality (AR) app.
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International Partnerships to Address Orbital Debris in Absence of Broader Accord
September 26, 2017 | ArticleInternational cooperation in dealing with the growing problem or orbital debris is essential, a panel of experts argued, but said not to expect a comprehensive accord on the issue for the foreseeable future.
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