China’s Chang’e-4 lander and rover head to the far side of the moon
The lander is scheduled to land on the Lunar farside on January 3rd
The lander is scheduled to land on the Lunar farside on January 3rd
Would you believe…Martians?
Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin Galactic aims to be the first company to take space tourists to space…but there’s some debate as to exactly where space begins
“Little Foot”, originally discovered in 1994 and that has taken over 20 years to excavate, and originally thought to be the first nearly complete Australopithecus, may be a member of a new species, and the first hominid to walk upright.
The Local Group just gott bigger!
Even the asteroids have water!
You can’t see it or feel it; scientists can barely detect it, but right now, you’re being slammed by dark matter traveling at over 300 miles per second!
A test of the most powerful ion drive yet created.
Allright already, here’s your freakin flyin car. Thanks. Now, where’s my jetpack?
We can (maybe) detect an ocean from almost 40 light years awayy…wow
Your science dollars at work: where before it was thought the Alcubeirre Drive would require “more energy than the universe posesses”, they’re now down to a theoretical “couple of tons” worth of energy.
“For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction”. Not so fast there, Dr. Newton
With names like Firefly Aerospace, Intuitive Machines, Moon Express, and Orbit Beyond, one wonders what business we’re in
An interesting mathematical solution, but, like most math, it will probably be ignored.
David Brin must be chuckling….
Now you can say you saw it too!
Watch a launch – from space!
If microbes can save us from Martian invasions, they sure as heck ought to be able to handle climate change!
Once debunked, this theory has been given new life.
It was “one of the most complex and intricate endeavors” SpaceX has ever undertaken. Source: SpaceX launches 64 satellites into orbit in mission that breaks 2 world records
Any primate in a storm?
Who knew? Plane plus Blimp equals “Plimp”!
Yes, it was probably CGI, but filmmakers used the right physics to plot it out.
NASA’s InSight Mars lander just successfully landed on the surface of the Red Planet. But there’s still some waiting to be done. Source: Breaking: NASA’s InSight Lander Just Landed on Mars
Landing coverage begins today around 2:30 est.
An AI has scripted a television commercial. Are MCU films far behind?
InSight attempts its landing thtis coming Monday.
Steve Davidson is the publisher of Amazing Stories.
Steve has been a passionate fan of science fiction since the mid-60s, before he even knew what it was called.
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