Space Bubble shield to reflect the sun
Scientists propose Space Bubble shield to reflect the sun as an emergency solution if climate change gone too far.
Galactic Cosmic Ray Simulator
NASA is building a Galactic Cosmic Ray Simulator to study space radiation faced by astronauts.
The Most Radioactive Places on Earth
The most radioactive places on Earth. Who on Earth is exposed to the most ionizing radiation?
Storm Rages in Cosmic Teacup
Fancy a cup of cosmic tea? This one isn’t as calming as the ones on Earth. In a galaxy hosting a structure nicknamed the “Teacup,”
60-year-old Space Radiation mystery solved by studens
A student satellite solved a 60-year-old major space mystery, regarding the source of some energetic and potentially damaging particles in Earth’s radiation belts.
Chernobyl’s gigantic Radiation Shield – timelapse
Watch Chernobyl’s gigantic radiation shield sliding and covering the damaged nuclear reactor…
Egloo – Candle powered heater
Egloo, a candle-powered way providing a cheaper and more ecological energy, taking advantage of features of terracotta that stores the heat and slowly and gradually
An invisible shield protect us from Sun’s high-energy radiation
Scientists have discovered an invisible shield roughly 7,200 miles (11,600 km) above Earth, that blocks Sun’s high-energy radiation. Illustration by Andy Kale, University of Alberta.
Vantablack- world’s Darkest Material
Vantablack new material developed so devoid of reflection, that’s the world’s darkest material, looks like a black hole. Image credit Surrey NanoSystems.
Earth’s extraordinary Turbulent Magnetic Field
ESA’s three-satellite Swarm constellation reveals the first set of high-resolution results, from the most recent changes in the magnetic field that protects our planet. Watch
What if the Earth stopped Spinning?
Earth rotates at around 1,100 miles per hour (1,670 km/h). Video reveals what would happen if our planet stopped turning.
Speeding Through the Universe
In this all-sky map from the COBE satellite, radiation in the Earth’s direction of motion appears blueshifted and hence hotter, while radiation on the opposite
