Building infrastructure in space is currently prohibitively expensive and difficult to achieve. In order to make future space construction more feasible, it will be necessary to rely on simple materials that are easily available to astronauts. StarCrete offers one possible solution.
During the wee hours of April 19, 2021, NASA became the first to fly an object on the surface of another planet. It’s the equivalent of the historic first flight of the Wright Brothers!
Perseverance’s landing sequence was anything but easy. The landing involved several steps, each of which had to be executed perfectly for a safe landing. Here is a video breakdown of the landing.
A selfie photograph snapped by the Perseverance Mars rover, moments before it landed on the red planet, is being called one of the most iconic images ever taken by NASA in space.
The 250,000 mile trip to the moon is no small feat and the 140-million mile trip to Mars promises to be even tougher. But NASA has a plan formulated to take man to Mars in small steps via a ambitious program called Artemis.
Wow. Check out the picture NASA just released. This photo shows images of a rocky cliff face that was formed by a flowing river more than 3.7 billion years ago. Stunning!
We’ve spotted a lot of weird stuff on Mars but this one is particularly enticing. In the NASA JPL photo above, noticed the unusually-shaped object near the bottom of the outcrop of rocks. Here’s a zoomed version of the photo.
Paranormal Crucible published an interesting video this week in which they analyze a NASA Mars photo that they claim captures an alien wearing a high-tech spacesuit. The petrified statuette appears to be holding a weapon of some sort too.
This past week, NASA’s Curiosity rover spent quite a bit of its time happily playing in the sand – on Mars. In December 2016, Curiosity reached a new frontier on Mars – the Bagnold Dunes. The dunes are located on the northwestern flank of Mount Sharp, a mountain at the center of the Gale Crater,…
As quickly as NASA publishes unbelievably detailed photographs of the Martian surface, people back home find odd and unusual objects within those photos. Despite NASA’s proven manipulation of the Mars photographs, eagle-eyed researchers continue finding unusual anomalies in the photographs of the Martian surface and ask “Have you *ever* in your life seen a natural…
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