Satellite Killer Chain, change the world as we know it.
A satellite killer chain, also known as a kinetic kill chain, is a hypothetical scenario in which a collision between two satellites in orbit leads to a chain reaction of…
Category Archives: Science
Are Solar, Wind the future of Green Energy. No.
The Green new deal advocates are living in a delusion that believes solar and wind power are the answers to all of our energy problems. It is unfortunate that they…
You could help name a PLANET! Your vote counts!
The first ever contest allowing members of the public to name a planet has begun. The IAU is organizing a worldwide contest to give popular names to selected exoplanets along…
Mars held more water than Earth’s Arctic Ocean
A primitive ocean on Mars held more water than Earth’s Arctic Ocean, according to NASA scientists who, using ground-based observatories, measured Mars water signatures in the Red Planet’s atmosphere. Scientists…
After Rough Landing Stardust Team Reports First Potential Interstellar Space Particles
(NASA) – If you remember the images of the stardust capsule as it tumbled to Earth back in 2006, its precious cargo of Aerogel having hopefully captured tiny bits of…
NASA gets Healthy 17.5 Billion Dollar 2015 Budget Submitted
The President submitted a NASA budget of 17.5 Billion Dollars for Fiscal year 2015 as announced by NASA Administrator Charles Bolden in the Video below: Over the past six years,…
Kepler Science Module Fails but Mission can continue
Preparations continue for the first K2 campaign in the ecliptic plane … if it is approved, following the 2014 Astrophysics Senior Review of Operating Missions. The vaunted Kepler Spacecraft had…
Cubesat Satellites “Launched” From Space Station.
Technology allows us to put more and more capability in smaller and smaller packages. This week a set of Cubesats was placed into orbit by the ISS. A set of…
