On June 1st, US President Donald Trump withdrew from the Paris Climate Agreement. It was not necessarily unexpected given his previous train of Obama-era policy reversals, but nonetheless his decision was met with widespread criticism from politicians, environmentalists, and business leaders around the world… see full article
A look at this exciting Star Trek technology and its skeptics
June 13th 2015 | Montana | Christopher Beddow
Rumours about the Electromagnetic Propulsion Drive, or EM Drive, have been echoing throughout the internet for several years.
This April, NASA tested this curious piece of technology at the Johnson Space Center, confirming that it was indeed able to produce propulsion in a vacuum… see full article
With more and more space debris, how can we achieve sustainability?
May 19th 2015 | Montana | Christopher Beddow
Sustainability is a fast-growing theme in our society, and one that will be of increasing importance as more and more humans venture into space.
Many headlines have highlighted the alarming accumulation of trash in our oceans, while societies far and wide fail to keep up with the cleaning of litter in cities… see full article
The search for extraterrestrial organisms on Jupiter and Saturn’s moons
March 24th 2015 | London | Bartu Kaleagasi
“Life is not a miracle. It is a natural phenomenon, and can be expected to appear whenever there is a planet whose conditions duplicate those of the Earth.”
Such were the words of Harold Urey, physical chemist famed for his contributions to our understanding of organic matter. Indeed, ever since humanity’s search… see full article
The science behind the European island’s geothermal resources
March 15th 2015 | Montana | Christopher Beddow
Iceland’s Eyjafjallajökull volcano violently erupted in April of 2010, making international headlines as it grounded international flights on both sides of the Atlantic for several weeks to come.
The tephra produced by the eruption interfered with flight traffic into… see full article
Exploring Martian soil and NASA’s ‘Spuds in Space’
February 20th 2015 | Montana | Christopher Beddow
In the year 2000, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) supported a project called Spuds in Space, where simulated Martian soil called JSC Mars-1 and potato seedlings were transported off the earth on the space shuttle Atlantis.
The idea was to see if the crop would grow in a combination of… see full article
Taken from Istanbul, the photograph above shows the moon during two different phenomena; the supermoon, and the blood moon.
During these events, astrophotographers from around the world all run to their telescopes, each attempting to snap their own perfect moment… see full article
On June 1st, US President Donald Trump withdrew from the Paris Climate Agreement. It was not necessarily unexpected given his previous train of Obama-era policy reversals, but nonetheless his decision was met with widespread criticism from politicians, environmentalists, and business leaders around the world… see full article
A look at this exciting Star Trek technology and its skeptics
June 13th 2015 | Montana | Christopher Beddow
Rumours about the Electromagnetic Propulsion Drive, or EM Drive, have been echoing throughout the internet for several years.
This April, NASA tested this curious piece of technology at the Johnson Space Center, confirming that it was indeed able to produce propulsion in a vacuum… see full article
With more and more space debris, how can we achieve sustainability?
May 19th 2015 | Montana | Christopher Beddow
Sustainability is a fast-growing theme in our society, and one that will be of increasing importance as more and more humans venture into space.
Many headlines have highlighted the alarming accumulation of trash in our oceans, while societies far and wide fail to keep up with the cleaning of litter in cities… see full article
The search for extraterrestrial organisms on Jupiter and Saturn’s moons
March 24th 2015 | London | Bartu Kaleagasi
“Life is not a miracle. It is a natural phenomenon, and can be expected to appear whenever there is a planet whose conditions duplicate those of the Earth.”
Such were the words of Harold Urey, physical chemist famed for his contributions to our understanding of organic matter. Indeed, ever since humanity’s search… see full article
The science behind the European island’s geothermal resources
March 15th 2015 | Montana | Christopher Beddow
Iceland’s Eyjafjallajökull volcano violently erupted in April of 2010, making international headlines as it grounded international flights on both sides of the Atlantic for several weeks to come.
The tephra produced by the eruption interfered with flight traffic into… see full article
Exploring Martian soil and NASA’s ‘Spuds in Space’
February 20th 2015 | Montana | Christopher Beddow
In the year 2000, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) supported a project called Spuds in Space, where simulated Martian soil called JSC Mars-1 and potato seedlings were transported off the earth on the space shuttle Atlantis.
The idea was to see if the crop would grow in a combination of… see full article
Taken from Istanbul, the photograph above shows the moon during two different phenomena; the supermoon, and the blood moon.
During these events, astrophotographers from around the world all run to their telescopes, each attempting to snap their own perfect moment… see full article
