“Hello, World!” Is The New Technique In De Sitter Space For Quantum Physics
For years, researchers have been trying to merge quantum mechanics with gravity. While many institutions
Ethel McCoy
Xenesis Aims To Examine Optical Terminal On Bartolomeo Platform
Reportedly, Xenesis—which is a laser communications startup—intends to carry out a space-based display of its
SpaceX Aims To Stream Internet In The Southern U.S. By The End Of 2020
Reportedly, SpaceX wants to become one of the biggest internet providers globally by positioning a
Venus Might Have Supported Life Billions Of Years Back
Venus, the hellish planet, might have had an absolutely habitable surrounding for 2–3 billion years
NOAA’s Weather Satellite Handed Over To The U.S. Air Force
Reportedly, a retired geostationary weather satellite of NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) is being
Orbits Are Getting Crowded By The Satellite Stages Left Behind
The debate over the upcoming satellite mega constellations and the debris risks related to the
NASA’s Lunar Gateway Station Now Has Its Distinct Logo
NASA has designed a different logo solely for its upcoming small space station orbiting around
New Model Indicates Jets Go Superluminal In Bursts Of Gamma-Ray
Astrophysicists Robert Nemiroff of the Michigan Technological University and Jon Hakkila of the College of
No Additional Funding For NASA Included In The House Stopgap Funding Bill
The cut-off date set for the humans to be landed on the lunar surface by