Filter by Type
-
Launchspace Pitches Debris Sweeper That Doubles as Satellite Tracker
April 05, 2017 | ArticleLaunchspace Technologies Corp. proposes sending platforms as large as football fields into low Earth orbit to sweep up space debris.
Read More -
Arduino Enthusiast E-Book Bundle Now Over 90 Percent Off [Sponsored]
April 05, 2017 | ArticleThis package includes 8 e-books that cover a wide range of Arduino functionality.
Read More -
Rover Tools For Icy Ocean Worlds - Buzz Saw, Projectile Launcher And More | Video
April 04, 2017 | VideoIn order to explore the surface of place like Saturn’s moons Titan and Enceladus, a rover would need specialized tools to deal with traveling over and drilling into ice. NASA is currently reviewing rover prototypes that could fit the bill.
Read More -
'Planet Nine' Video Among Winners of Science Visualization Awards
April 03, 2017 | ArticleFrom photographs to interactive applications, made by professionals or hobbyists, the Vizzies recognize the best visual representations of scientific research.
Read More -
NASA Helps Steer Effort to Create Self-Driving Cars
April 03, 2017 | ArticleNASA engineers have joined the effort to develop fully autonomous cars that will not only benefit drivers on Earth, but also improve the technology used for robotic vehicles surveying the surface of the moon, Mars and other bodies in the solar system.
Read More -
These Three Killer Apps Could Help Humans Colonize Mars
April 03, 2017 | ArticleAsteroid mining, giant orbiting internet antennas and space-based solar power could create a space economy that brings a Mars colony within humanity's reach.
Read More -
Europa Lander Work Continues Despite Budget Uncertainty
April 01, 2017 | ArticleThe NASA team studying a lander mission to Jupiter's moon Europa says their work is continuing even though the White House is requesting no funding for the mission in its latest budget.
Read More -
Shaking a Nearly 9 Billion Dollar Space Telescope - JWST Vibration Test Video
March 31, 2017 | VideoThe rigors of launch demand extreme testing for payloads. NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope was recently placed on a shake table to simulate vibrations it will endure. The telescope has an estimated “life-cycle cost of $8.835 billion dollars."
Read More -
'Ghost in the Shell': Hollywood's Mischievous Vision of AI
March 31, 2017 | ArticleWith the new sci-fi flick "Ghost in the Shell" hitting theaters this week, Scientific American asks artificial intelligence experts which movies, if any, have gotten AI right.
Read More -
Earth Observing-1 Satellite Supposed To Be 1 Year Mission, Lasts 17 | Highlight Video
March 30, 2017 | VideoThe NASA satellite was shut down on March 30, 2017 after 17 years of service and will burn up in Earth’s atmosphere in 2056. It captured over 92,000 images and more than 1,500 research papers were written as a result.
Read More
![Arduino Enthusiast E-Book Bundle Now Over 90 Percent Off [Sponsored]](https://img.purch.com/rc/360x240/aHR0cDovL3d3dy5zcGFjZS5jb20vaW1hZ2VzL2kvMDAwLzA2NC80NzEvb3JpZ2luYWwvYXJkdWluby1lYm9vay1idW5kbGUuanBn)
- First
- Previous
- 10
- 11
- 12
- 13
- Next