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How To Terraform Venus
Leaving earth to find new homes in space is an old dream of humanity and will sooner or later be necessary for our survival.
NASA’s Nuclear Thermal Propulsion Reactor concept awards
NASA is leading an effort, working with the Department of Energy (DOE), to advance space nuclear technologies and selected three reactor design concept proposals for
Richard Branson successfully reaches the ‘Edge of Space’
Welcome to the dawn of a new space age. Richard Branson and crew successfully reach the ‘Edge of Space.’
Sony Neckband Speaker
Sony Electronics unveiled the SRS-NB10 wireless neckband speaker, allowing users walk around, taking conference calls, or listen to music in total comfort.
Virgin Orbit deployed 7 satellites into orbit
Virgin Orbit confirmed it successfully deployed into orbit all 7 customer satellites onboard its LauncherOne rocket during today’s Tubular Bells: Part One mission.
Space Station crossing the Sun
Real time capture of the Space Station (ISS) crossing in front of the Sun on June 6, 2021, at UT 12h20m11secs, at a distance of
Tesla’s new Cost-Efficient Batteries
Major breakthroughs in battery’s materials science, chemistry and structural engineering will soon help electric vehicles drive further, charge faster and cost a lot less.
Inflatable Spinal implants to treat Severe Pain
Engineers and clinicians developed an ultra-thin, inflatable device that can be used to treat the most severe forms of pain including leg and back pain.
Introducing Windows 11
With a fresh new feel and tools that make it easier to be efficient, family, friends, obsessions, music, creations — Windows 11 is the one
There may be more Water on Mars
A new study, looking more closely at underground water signals, sagest that there may be more water on Mars than previously thought.