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How Did SpaceX Convert Two Oil Rigs into Launch Pads?

Posted on Sep 29, 2021 by Emily Newton. Filed under Futurism, Space Exploration
Rocket Launch

With a few notable exceptions, such as the recent Astra Space test flight that launched from Kodiak, Alaska, human spaceflight has been limited to a handful of launch sites around the world. These sites, which range from Cape Canaveral in … Continue reading →

How Are Spaceflight Inc.’s Sherpa Vehicles Improving Satellite Launch?

Posted on Jul 1, 2021 by Emily Newton. Filed under Space Exploration
Satellite US Atlantic Coast

SpaceX made history in 2019 when it launched its first batch of Starlink satellites. Packing 60 CubeSats beneath the Falcon 9’s fairing cover, this first launch was the heaviest payload the company had ever attempted. Once released from the second … Continue reading →

Quantum Molecules Are a Possibility, Shows a New Study by Physicists at the University of Chicago

Posted on May 30, 2021 by Yahya Ashraf. Filed under Physics
Quantum Molecules

Physicists have always wanted to influence and control quantum molecules for success in doing so would result in technology feats like earthquake sensors which can change our lifestyle for the better. It had been a long-sought dream of atomic physicists … Continue reading →

What Are The Benefits of 3D Printing in Space?

Posted on May 22, 2021 by Emily Newton. Filed under Space Exploration
3D Printer

3D printing has moved from a hobbyist’s best friend to one of the most useful tools in nearly every industry. With a computer and a bit of heat, you can turn strings of plastic filament into nearly anything. More advanced … Continue reading →

Faster Than Light Travel Is Indeed Possible!

Posted on Apr 19, 2021 by Yahya Ashraf. Filed under Futurism, Physics
Faster Than Light Travel

Recently, a research paper was published by Erik Lentz, PhD in Physics at the University of Washington, on achieving superluminal speeds without violating physical laws or needing negative energy. This astounding paper was published in the extremely prestigious journal, Quantum … Continue reading →

Why Are Satellites So Important?

Posted on Jan 29, 2021 by Emily Newton. Filed under Astronomy, Space Exploration
Earth Satellites

SpaceX has been launching 60 satellites at a time as part of their Starlink constellation. When complete, this network will provide high-speed, low-latency internet to the entire world. However, people have started to express concerns about the sheer number of … Continue reading →

Remote Sensing Satellite Data & Tools: Active, Passive, Microwave

Posted on Jan 28, 2021 by Paul Tomaszewski. Filed under Space Exploration
Spacex Satellite Earth

We rely on remote sensing satellites every day, but what types of remote sensing are there? Check out the main tools that help us navigate, forecast weather, obtain earth surface data, keep track of natural disasters, and more. Continue reading →

The Great Opportunities of the Galileo Satellite Navigation

Posted on Dec 29, 2020 by Paul Tomaszewski. Filed under Space Exploration
New York City Satellite Photo

More than 2,000 satellites are orbiting the Earth at this very moment. They are used for communication and many other purposes. This article covers different aspects of satellite uses in navigation, with a strong emphasis on navigation. Then it looks … Continue reading →

What Is Time? Does it Even Exist?

Posted on Dec 16, 2020 by Yahya Ashraf. Filed under Physics
Clocks Time

In the late 1600s when Newton published his book ‘Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica’ he stated that time is absolute and is the same for everyone no matter in which state you are in this universe. But in the early 19s … Continue reading →

What Experiments Did Scientists Conduct on the ISS?

Posted on Dec 4, 2020 by Megan Ray Nichols. Filed under Futurism, Space Exploration
International Space Station

Humanity has watched the International Space Station orbit this little blue marble for the last 20 years, as of November 2020. This modern marvel has seen hundreds of astronauts and been home to thousands of scientific experiments. The ISS provides … Continue reading →

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