Space hotel with artificial gravity by 2025
For the association, the space hotel will be operational by 2025, and will be assembled directly into orbit by robots and drones.
Is there life on Europa? Two missions to find her
In just 10 years we will see 2 missions in search of life on Europe, one of the most habitable places in the solar system beyond Earth (except on Saturday evening).
This inflatable habitat is the future of life on Mars
A rigid structure houses an inflatable habitat that can expand in later stages of the journey. The module consists of natural-sized rooms.
Long live Apollo! 10 technologies of today born from the mission to the Moon
For those who still wonder what served to go to the Moon, here are 10 pieces of modern technology born directly from the Apollo mission.
The first fruit grown on the ISS has a nice temper
The researchers send Capsicum annuum seeds, the chili pepper from Chili, on board. It will be the first fruit grown in space by the ISS astronauts.
Moon? Mars? 4 reasons to focus on asteroids
The world awaits new landings on the moon and then on Mars, but I say: remember the asteroids, here are at least 4 good reasons to do it.
Asteroid exploded over Puerto Rico, details
According to a press release from the University of Hawaai, home of the telescopes, the asteroid exploded over Puerto Rico proves that the warning system is working.
Dragonfly is official, NASA will make a mission on Titan
Dragonfly will land near the Equator of Titan, among dunes apparently composed of layers of solid hydrocarbons. It will be powered by plutonium like the Martian rovers, and with its eight rotors it will cover much more distance than any space predecessor.
ESA's 'lunar stretcher' to rescue astronauts
ESA tests a rescue system for astronauts on a mission. A 'lunar stretcher' that drives like a caddy and brings an injured man back to the base.
Methane on Mars: Curiosity finds clues to life
The Curiosity rover has sent data to Earth that seem unequivocal: the presence of methane on Mars, a possible sign of life, is unequivocal.
The huge mass under the South Lunar Pole could be a buried asteroid
The data examined by a team from Baylor University in Texas present an oddity: in the observed crater area the gravity should decrease, but increase. The most plausible explanation is that the object responsible for the impact is still there, almost intact below the surface.
The air robot can help us out in space
Easier to use, less complex, less expensive, lighter: "soft" air robots can be really useful in space exploration.
Astronomers warn: Starlink, Elon Musk's satellites will destroy the night sky
There are currently 18.000 objects tracked in Earth's orbit, including 2000 satellites. In the next few years the number of objects will double, and the number of satellites will increase tenfold. Telescopes (and our eyes) will no longer understand us.
Counterintuitively, Mars is full of water: an incredible quantity discovered under its North Pole
The amount of ice trapped between layers of underground sand is such that if it melts it could submerge the entire planet. It is an extraordinary discovery.
In 2020 NASA will launch the first living organisms in space for 50 years now.
BioSentinel is one of the 13 projects planned for the Artemis 1 mission scheduled for mid 2020. 47 years after the last launch of living organisms (Apollo 17, which reached the Moon in December 1972).
Here's how China will take the moon
8 and a half billion euros, collaborations with the West and a detailed plan that has already started and will be completed in record time: in Beijing they are serious.
Jeff Bezos: “it's time to go back to the Moon”. Amazon gets in the game with Blue Moon
A robotic spacecraft as big as a house, equipped with 4 different rovers, just to bring up what you need: on subsequent trips, by 2024, the lander will bring the first "colonists" with him.
UK develops Americium engines for space missions lasting hundreds of years
The gigantic energy of americium and plutonium allows a range of otherwise unreachable space missions: the UK advances rapidly in this direction.
The fire extinguisher of the future? Vacuum the flames
Tackling fire in a microgravity environment like that of space cabins presents many more headaches than on Earth, but Toyohashi University of Technology has found a brilliant solution, which could find a wider outlet in the future.
First man-made crater on an asteroid
The Japanese space probe Hayabusa2 wins the record for the first human-made crater on ...
Holographic universe: a new study confirms the possibility
Einstein and quantum theory can agree if the possibility of a holographic universe is taken into account: a multidisciplinary study confirms this.
