A Journey to Space starts in this Vacuum Chamber
When scientists have to test hardware designed to operate in the vast reaches of space, they start in this vacuum chamber.
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Analysing the Winds of Tropical Storm Ana
Ana is the first tropical storm of the North Atlantic hurricane season, in mid-May 2015. The storm made landfall along the Carolina coast, on May 10 and
SpaceX’s retro Mars travel posters
Get ready for Mars! SpaceX just unveiled these amazing retro Mars travel posters, in the same concept as NASA’s exoplanet travel ones.
Testing Shape Changing Wing Flaps for Green aviation
This photo was taken by an automated Wing Deflection Measurement System (WDMS) camera in the G-III, that photographed the ACTE experimental wing every second during the flight and
Nuke the threatening Asteroids
A new space project, the Emergency Asteroid Defense Project (EADP), created to protect the planet from large asteroids and other Near Earth Objects (NEOs). Image credit NASA
The 7 Holes in the Space Station
All the amazing photographs taken from the astronauts on the Space Station, are through the ‘cupola’ with 7 windows. Take a look at the very interesting video…
Large-scale Ground displacement on the Himalayas after the Nepal Earthquake
EOC radar analysis reveals large-scale ground displacement on the Himalayas, caused by the Nepal earthquake.
Venus inflatable airplane concept
Aerospace firms are developing an unmanned inflatable aircraft that could fly around the skies of Venus for up to a year.
Robo-Squid will explore Europa’s underground oceans
NASA has unveiled a ‘robo-squid,’ hoping to discover with it alien life in underground oceans of Jupiter’s moon, Europa.
Cloudy Earth global map
A study based on 13 years of satellite data estimated that about 67 percent of Earth’s surface is typically covered by clouds.