The Alps and the Mediterranean from Space Station
A stunning nighttime clear photograph over Italy, Alps and Mediterranean, captured on Jan. 25, 2016, from the Space Station.
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Newly restored photos of Shackleton’s Fateful Antarctic Voyage
The book ‘Endurance: Shackleton’s Incredible Voyage’ in the Antarctic, is one of the most emotional – breathtaking real adventures I ever read! Each photograph of the expedition
Origin 575 and Xplore 70 Trimaran yachts
Origin 575 and Xplore 70 ultimate Explorer yachts, designed with trimaran layouts.
Unmanned VTOL Aircraft designed for small Ships
DARPA has been given $93 million to Northrop Grumman, to built an unmanned VTOL military drone that can land on small ships.
Most detailed Seafloor map
The map above shows a global view of gravity anomalies, unveiling the most complete unified view of the Earth’s seafloor to date.
Christmas in Space
While you enjoy holidays on Earth, take a look at how they’re celebrated on International Space Station.
15 years of the International Space Station
November 2, 2000, marks the 15 years anniversary of continuous human presence in orbit, in International Space Station.
Unique astronaut Chronograph sells for US$1.6 million
The unique Bulova wrist Chronograph watch worn on the Moon in 1971, by Commander of Apollo 15 David Scott, sold at auction for US$1,625,000.
Scott Kelly becomes U.S. Astronaut to spend the most Time in Space
U.S. astronaut and commander of the current Expedition 45 crew, Scott Kelly, is breaking spaceflight records.
Clear skies over the USA
During an early morning flyover of the United States, NASA astronaut Scott Kelly captured images and video from the International Space Station, on Sept. 17, 2015, .