Rocket Startup Gilmour Space Raises Over $50 Million In Latest Funding Round
Here is what you need to know about Gilmour, an australian space startup.
Is There a Dire Need for Further Space Infrastructure?
Here’s what you need to know about space infrastructure today.
Lockheed Martin Space Program Efforts Rise
Lockheed Martin’s space programs continue to expand.
Bigelow Aerospace Creates Fantastic Space Habitats
Here’s what you need to know about Bigelow Aerospace.
Axiom and the Space Hotel
Space is the Next Destination and Axiom Will Provide Housing Face it. The coronavirus will be over soon and you’ll start to move around like one who wants to carpe diem all day everyday. Those more avid travelers among us will wander and roam this earthly domain. But soon they’ll get somewhat tired and weary…
You’ve Met Oumuamua, now meet Borisov
The Interstellar Era We’re advancing and are are taking further steps to venture out into space, and many state that this is next step for mankind. We’re gearing up to make more trips out within our solar system with companies like Virgin Galactic and SpaceX. These are exciting times. In addition, we’re seeing objects from…
PubSpace: NASA Gives Public Access to Cutting Edge Science
Fellow science nerds rejoice! Now if you google some amazing new research paper you heard about, you may actually be able to access it without paying way more money than you can justify spending to read a single article. At least, you’ll be able to if that research was funded by NASA. Even including research…
SpaceX Will Send 40 “Mousetronauts” to the International Space Station
Move over, Stuart Little. Mousetronauts are capturing the hearts and minds of many fans and admirers as they get ready to embark on a space mission. SpaceX, which produces rockets and spacecraft, is going to send 40 mice in order to be part of a routine International Space Station (ISS) mission, which involves resupplying the…
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A First person view of a Freefall from Space [Video]
Here some brand new HD video footage that was just release about the Felix Bumgartner edge of space jump code named the Redbull Stratos that took place on October 12, 2012. The video was taken with a bunch of GoPro Cameras that were attached to his suit. This is the first person view of this epic freefall…
One-Way Ticket to Mars, Anyone?
By 2024, there will be life on Mars. Mars One, a Dutch non-profit organization, is planning to set up a permanent human settlement on the Red Planet. More than 200,000 people applied to be a part of the mission during the first round of testing, but only 1,058 applicants were admitted. The selection process began…
To Die in Space – Is There Really A Good Way to Go?
When the first men landed on the moon, the Nixon administration had a speech prepared in case astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin got stuck on the moon. A notable line read ”These brave men, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin, know there is no hope for their recovery.” “I’m serious Buzz, fuck this flag.” Is There…