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New Type of Storm Has Been Detected on Saturn’s Surface
New Type of Storm Has Been Detected on Saturn’s Surface Continue reading
Hurricane Dorian in Action in these Gifs NASA and NOAA Took from Space
Updated Sept. 1, 9:40 am ET (1340 GMT): Hurricane Dorian is now a monster Category 5 storm as it nears the Abacos Islands and Grand Bahama Island. As the storm swells closer to land, satellites operated by NASA and the National … Continue reading
Bringing Pieces of Mars to Earth in 2031: NASA and Europe Plan to Do It
Pristine samples of the Red Planet will come down to Earth a little over a decade from now, if everything goes according to plan. NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA) are working together on a highly anticipated Mars sample-return mission, … Continue reading
Discovered ‘Missing’ Planets by NASA’s newest planet-hunting satellite
Discovered ‘Missing’ Planets by NASA’s newest planet-hunting satellite Continue reading
NASA is ready to reach Mars by a powerful plasma engine, VASMR
NASA is ready to reach Mars by a new powerful plasma engine, VASMR Continue reading
Startup aims for certification by 2025 for hybrid turboprop regional aircraft
UK-based startup Faradair plans to certify an 18-seat, hybrid electric aircraft by 2025 for passenger operations. The BEHA (Bio Electric Hybrid Aircraft) uses a patented “triple box-wing” high-lift configuration, to enable a Short Take-Off and Landing (STOL) capability of less … Continue reading
NASA and MIT are studying a flexible wing
NASA and MIT are studying a flexible wing Continue reading
The history of NASA Space Suits and their “imperfect” measures
The history of NASA Space Suits and their “imperfect” measures Continue reading
There Is Definitely Methane on Mars… But Is It a Sign of Life?
We may be one step closer to cracking the Mars methane mystery. NASA’s Curiosity rover mission recently determined that background levels of methane in Mars’ atmosphere cycle seasonally, peaking in the northern summer. The six-wheeled robot has also detected two surges to date … Continue reading