SpaceX Starship will go anywhere in 20 minutes 'low cost'
The charter made by Elon Musk, SpaceX Starship, will be able to transport 1000 passengers anywhere in the world in just 20 minutes
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SpaceX, on Mars in 2018
Elon Musk is serious, and promises to bring people to Mars by 2018. Very little, if we consider that there are less than two years left. Elon Musk, after creating the space travel company SpaceX, once declared that he wanted to die on Mars: is his dream about to come true? Details of the program are expected to be revealed by Musk himself at the International Astronautical Congress in Guadalajara, Mexico in September. The announcement is part of a larger project… Read more
Spinlaunch wants to send rockets into space with a mega centrifuge
Spinlaunch does not involve large tanks and complicated launches, but a centrifuge that brings the rocket to crazy speed and "releases" it like a shot put thrower.
Neuralink, the startup of Elon Musk who wants to connect the brain to the computer increases the funds
Neuralink wants to connect the human brain with a computer to increase data exchange between the two systems and provide a “bionic” alternative to artificial intelligence.
Elon Musk: “we will build tunnels 10 times faster”
Is anyone able to remember the businesses in which Elon Musk had a hand? It is an enormous amount of initiatives that embrace vast fields of knowledge: Elon Musk is co-founder of Paypal, creator and CEO of SpaceX, at the helm of Tesla Motors, president of SolarCity and "putative father" of Hyperloop, the revolutionary transport system " tires” that could lead us to travel in capsules at speeds of over 1000 kilometers per hour, currently being tested on a small stretch in Nevada. … Read more
Apophis, 5 years to the date: all plans to study it closely
The flyby of Apophis in 2029 offers a unique opportunity to study a potentially (but not now) dangerous asteroid. The challenge is open.
Far from GPS: in 1985 there was already a navigator: the absurd story of Etak
In 1985 the first navigator with digital maps and advanced technologies was a visionary undertaking, years ahead of its time, with a small surprise ending.
Venus successfully tests a supersonic rotary-engine drone
The drone flew at Mach 0.9 during the test, but in the future the RDRE rotary detonation engine will push it beyond the speed of sound.
Protopia, or: enough with the people who support Apocalypse
Protopia: the antidote to widespread pessimism. Realistic and positive visions of the future, where global challenges are overcome with innovation and collaboration.
RocketStar presents the first nuclear fusion electric thruster
RocketStar introduced FireStar Drive, the first nuclear fusion-powered electric spacecraft thruster, successfully demonstrating the technology.
Starshield, Musk sets up a network of spy satellites for the USA
SpaceX is building a network of hundreds of spy satellites for the U.S. NRO, according to a classified 2021 contract revealed by anonymous sources to Reuters
Spectacular Stratolaunch: the Talon-A1 goes at supersonic speed
Stratolaunch successfully performed the first rocket flight of its Talon-A1 hypersonic prototype: speeds close to Mach 5
Race for lunar energy: Russia and China launch nuclear challenge to NASA
Roscosmos and CNSA intend to build the lunar nuclear reactor without the presence of humans, with "almost ready" technological solutions. Already. Almost.
Running without weight: the treadmill that defies gravity
An anti-gravity treadmill uses space research to reduce gravitational loads and allow patients and athletes to move without pain.
A colossal black hole discovered: it could swallow the Sun in 24 hours
J0529-4351 may munch on our Sun like a peanut, but from its distance it does something better: it gives us a unique look at the young universe.
The Sun is stormier: solar activity is at its peak. What do we risk?
New ESA images show how solar activity has significantly increased between 2021 and 2023: the peak is approaching.
Asteroid on collision course with Earth, as NASA would warn us
Here's how NASA is working to predict and prevent the impact of an asteroid similar to the one that extinguished the dinosaurs.
Real or alleged, a Russian anti-satellite space weapon worries America
Russian space threat revealed: anti-satellite capability under development, with no immediate security threat according to the White House.
Here is LISA, space observatory of gravitational waves: it will be a revolution
ESA and NASA are collaborating to create Lisa, a space-based gravitational wave detector for cosmic exploration.
My first 24 hours with Google Gemini Ultra 1.0: some verdicts
Ready to know my impressions on Gemini Ultra 1.0? Here is the summary of my first 24 hours with Google's new AI model.
Is it time to say goodbye to Voyager 1?
NASA says it would take a miracle to recover Voyager 1 after its malfunctions.
