Browsing: Space

The Future of Space Settlements: Debunking Misconceptions and Exploring Challenges Introduction In their book “Soonish,” Kelly and Zach Weinersmith explore…

Interlune Aims to Extract Helium-3 from the Moon and Sell it on Earth Interlune, a company that has been operating…

Redefining Scientific Merit: Dr. Dara Norman’s Mission to Make Astronomy More Inclusive The Light of the Cosmos In the realm…

Unveiling the Secrets of Stellar Magnetism through Quaking Red Giants Probing the Heart of a Star Asteroseismology, the study of…

The Roswell Incident: Unraveling the Mystery In the 75 years since an unidentified object crashed near Roswell, New Mexico in…

Unraveling the Milky Way’s Enigmatic Past and Future The Galaxy’s Intricate Anatomy At the heart of the Milky Way lies…

The Flat Solar System: A Tale of Gravity and Fake Forces The Elevator Analogy Imagine you’re in a stationary elevator.…

“Where did all this come from? How did it all get started?” These are the questions that “The answer: “. “About 100 years ago, Einstein gave us a clue to that, which was that there were these objects called gravitational waves, which are essentially waves that are given off by objects because of their gravity,”

The universe is a hologram. At least, that’s one of the central ideas in celestial holography, which is what “. Celestial holography explores the idea that our perception of reality is projected inward from some sort of wrapper around the universe. It’s a useful way to conceive of the universe when it comes to theoretical

If founder Elon Musk’s vision comes to pass, later this decade SpaceX’s Starship could transport astronauts and private passengers to the moon—and perhaps a decade or two later, “, surviving stage separation and crossing the edge of space before “The rocket didn’t last long into its intended 90-minute round-the-world journey, but space industry watchers hailed