I Invest Like a Dragon; the Simple Math I Use Can Help You, Too

Above and beyond: key events in 2022 that shaped space exploration

Water From The Sun Has Been Found on The Moon

The Magic of mRNA Will Push Medical Advances for Everyone

Why is It So Hard to Go Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

11 INTRIGUING ENGINEERING MILESTONES TO LOOK FOR IN 2023

A Reagan Lesson for Biden

The U.S. Government’s Woke Training

Two Cheers for Techno-Marxism

‘Best Video Ever Made’: Hilarious Cartoon Nails Absurdity Behind Crypto Founder’s Downfall

SpaceX launches Israeli reconnaissance satellite, lands rocket in final flight of 2022

NASA’s Astronomical and Historic 2022 – A Major Step for Humanity

The Gabriella Novels #CommissionEarned

Texodus and Flexodus, and What They Mean for America

‘Climate Idealism Meets The Reality’: Green Energy Failed To Meet Power Demand When It Was Most Needed

Watch the latest water satellite unfold itself in space

Thales Alenia Space studying reusable spacecraft for in-orbit manufacturing

Moon rivers? UK scientists at heart of mission to extract water from lunar rock

NASA mulls SpaceX backup plan for crew of Russia’s leaky Soyuz ship

A Brother on the Moon #CommissionEarned

How Doctors Are Using AI to Help Prevent Blindness

California’s Disfavored Speakers: The state’s gig worker law draws a First Amendment challenge.

New Biomarker Test Can Detect Alzheimer’s Neurodegeneration in Blood

SpaceX activates nearly 100 Starlinks in Iran amid country-wide protests: report

NASA’s Revolutionary Cold Operable Lunar Deployable Arm (COLDArm) for Future Moon Missions

The Last Moonwalker and Other Stories #CommissionEarned

NASA's $25.4 billion budget for 2023 includes funding for second moon lander alongside SpaceX Starship

Five Space Exploration Missions to Look Out for in 2023

This Asteroid Impact Simulator Lets You Destroy the World

Japan to Extract Rare Earths From Seabed Starting 2024

Is the right winning the comedy wars?

New chapter for physical retail: Barnes & Noble is growing — including in former Amazon Books spots

Senate passes orbit debris cleanup bill

Elon Musk says around 100 Starlinks now active in Iran

Earth's Orbit Is About to Get More Crowded

Water pipe robots could stop billions of litres leaking

The Moon Mars and Beyond #CommissionEarned

Gold Nanoparticles Encapsulated Resveratrol as an Anti-Aging Agent to Delay Cataract Development

The Christmas Electric Grid Emergency

NIH researchers use 3D bioprinting to create eye tissue

The countries launching missions to the Moon and beyond in 2023

As NASA's James Webb telescope completes one year, here are some magnificent pics it took

Why is America Going Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

Japan Is Getting Serious About Its Security

Why America’s billionaires need to lead the fight to cure cancer

The 12 biggest rocket failures of 2022 show why spaceflight is still hard

For all who celebrate, have a Merry Christmas!

Why did Nigeria and Rwanda sign NASA’s Artemis Accords?

Nigeria and Rwanda are the first African countries to sign NASA’s Artemis Accords, an agreement between 23 nations to adhere to a set of rules regarding space exploration and the economic development of other worlds. Participation in the NASA-led Artemis program not a prerequisite for signing the Artemis Accords. However, American officials strongly implied that the two countries would, in due course, become partners in the effort to return astronauts to the moon and eventually to Mars.

Christmas in space: How Apollo 8 mission saved 1968

Apollo 8's Christmas Eve 1968 Message

Pussy Riot Releases Provocative Anti-War Song & Video Hailing Putin & His Supporters As A Terrorist Regime

How Accounts of Near-Death Experiences Improved My Life in 2022

Aliens haven't contacted Earth yet because there's no sign of intelligence here, study claims

SpaceX Enlists in the U.S. Space Force

NASA’s Pluto Spacecraft Begins New Mission at the Solar System’s Edge

Black Hole Tears Apart Unlucky Star – NASA Gets Unusually Close View of Dramatic Destruction

Ten Times The Webb Telescope Blew Us Away This Year

Why is It So Hard to Go Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

New battery is cheaper than lithium-ion with four times the capacity

What was the Star of Bethlehem?

3D-Printed Eye Tissue From Stem Cells Could Lead to Breakthrough in Treating Degenerative Eye Diseases

South Korean pharma invests $50 million in Axiom Space

From Roth IRA to Brokerage Account — Manage Your Investments as Your Career Progresses

The Brutal Alternate World in Which the U.S. Abandoned Ukraine

Moon Water Imager Integrated With NASA’s Lunar Trailblazer

How SpaceX Alumni Are Building the Next Generation of Space Startups

Musk and Starship are now at center stage in NASA’s moon landing hopes

Early results from NASA's DART mission

NASA requests information on Hubble reboost options

The Gabriella Novels #CommissionEarned

NASA and Russia weigh options for astronaut return after spacecraft leak

Stem Cells Injection Successfully Treated New Born Baby's Congenital Heart Disease

Artificial DNA can kill cancer

Gaganyaan: ISRO to launch India's 1st human space flight mission in 2024

ESA to invite companies to connect with the Moon

What it would take to discover life on Saturn's icy moon Enceladus

Chinese Mission to Pluck Samples from Moon's Far Side Just Got More Interesting

NASA's Mars Perseverance rover just dropped its 1st sample on the Martian surface

A Brother on the Moon #CommissionEarned

THE U.S. AIR FORCE IS PREPARING TO UNLEASH HYPERSONIC MAYHEM

What sort of ethics would aliens practice?

Stem cell innovation provides new hope for congenital heart disease

Mr. Zelensky Goes to Washington

BioAge CEO discusses positive muscle atrophy clinical trial results and teases possible cognitive direction.

The ‘Agnew Option’ could be a way out for Trump — and America

South Korea's First Moon Mission Enters Lunar Orbit

Europa's icy crust may let more material into hidden ocean than thought

The Last Moonwalker and Other Stories #CommissionEarned

Boldly go: SpaceX to launch diversity tribute to 'Star Trek' creator Gene Roddenberry

NASA unveils image of a black hole destroying a star

‘Fullertubes’ Join the Family of Carbon Crystals

TARGET RUSSIA’S CAPABILITY, NOT ITS INTENT

Fiscal year 2023 omnibus bill provides $25.4 billion for NASA

Ukraine to Get Thousands More Starlink Antennas, Minister Says

This may be the last Mars photo from NASA's InSight lander before it dies on the Red Planet

The Moon Mars and Beyond #CommissionEarned

Wind Power on Mars Can Power Human Habitats, Scientists Discover

Newly revealed documents depict a Canadian euthanasia regime that efficiently ushers the vulnerable to a “beautiful” death.

The Top 10 Science Stories of 2022

Innovative atherosclerosis treatment readies for clinical trials

Ultra-small Lidar could be the missing piece for next-gen self-driving cars

White House revamps membership of National Space Council advisory group

Elon Musk’s SpaceX Prepares for Starship Launch

NASA’s Webb Space Telescope Pierces Through Dust Clouds to Unveil Young Stars in Early Stages of Formation

Why is America Going Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

Could Space-based Satellites Power Remote Mines?

ASTRONOMERS DETECT A MYSTERIOUS GLOW AROUND THE SOLAR SYSTEM

New DNA Analysis Provides First Accurate Tuberculosis Genome

Which will fly around the moon first: Artemis II or DearMoon?

Still, if all goes well, the world will have not just one but two crewed circumlunar voyages to look forward to very soon. Artemis II and DearMoon will have different goals, however.

South Korea's 1st moon probe Danuri begins to enter lunar orbit

SpaceX stock defies gravity

‘Unlike any planets found in our solar system:’ These two planets are probably made of water, study finds

Why is It So Hard to Go Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

Yes, ban TikTok

'Vultures circling Putin' as despot faces 'coup' from once-loyal henchmen

Congress’ Defense Bill Was A Huge Win For The GOP, Conservatives Say

SpaceX fires up Starship prototype again ahead of test flight (video)

Follow Along With NASA's First Deep Space Biology Experiment

The Gabriella Novels #CommissionEarned

TSMC: Semiconductors and Borders of Light

How JWST revolutionized astronomy in 2022

The Sleeping Japanese Giant Awakes

Everything NASA is taking to the moon before colonizing Mars

‘Rail cars’ of material released after NASA spacecraft hit asteroid

A Brother on the Moon #CommissionEarned

A Patriot Missile Defense for Ukraine, At Last?

The US Is Preparing For The Possibility Of War With China — In Space

Two Exoplanets May Be Mostly Water, NASA’s Hubble and Spitzer Find

The Space Race Back To The Moon And A Potential Battlefield

Can fisetin help reverse aging?

Batteries running on bacteria juice can power medical devices inside your body

Japan's Private Moon Mission Captures Stunning Farewell Photo of Earth

The most volcanic world in the solar system is about to be visited by a NASA spacecraft

The Last Moonwalker and Other Stories #CommissionEarned

JWST gets first glimpse of 7-planet system with potentially habitable worlds

7 Things We Learned From NASA’s Wildly Successful Artemis 1 Mission

How Fusion Works and Why It’s a Breakthrough

It seems that a friend of Chantal's and mine, Liz Patton, passed away last night. Our hearts are on the ground.

The note posted on Liz's Facebook: "Good evening Everyone. I regret to inform you that Liz Patton has passed away. We have little information at this time, however it appears she passed away in her sleep.

"Any memorial services will be shared via Facebook.

"Liz will be forever missed, and we are blessed for having been a part of her life. Please send any prayers and energy to those working through this difficult time."

What enabled the big boost in fusion energy announced this week?

After Russia’s exit from the Lunar Gateway, NASA has found a new partner in UAE

Bill Nelson came to NASA to do two things, and he’s all out of bubblegum

Cellular ‘glue’ can regenerate tissues, heal wounds and regrow nerves

The Moon Mars and Beyond #CommissionEarned

Is TikTok a National Security Risk?

‘Toothless Language’: Pro-Energy Groups Call On Congressional Leaders To Reject Manchin’s Energy Bill

Scientists get first-ever sound recording of dust devils (tiny tornadoes of dust, grit) on Mars

Nigeria and Rwanda: First African Nations Sign the Artemis Accords

In living memory, the only news to come out of Nigeria and Rwanda has been mass death by genocide and starvation. That the Artemis program is going to turn those two countries into space powers is mind boggling and wonderful.

A Milanese friar mentions North America in 1345 text, 150 years before Columbus

Mesmerizing wall turbines could revamp urban renewable energy

After Russia’s exit from the Lunar Gateway, NASA has found a new partner in UAE

NASA official “very confident” Artemis spacesuits will be ready on time

NASA starts thinking how to build a moon base

Fifty years after Apollo 17, why have we not gone back to the moon?

Successful End of NASA Moon Mission Shifts Attention to SpaceX

NASA green-lights asteroid-hunting space telescope for 2028 launch

Why is America Going Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

The Moon is back within reach

Why Iran’s Protests Could Topple the Regime

A Fusion Energy Breakthrough? Watch Live as US Scientists Make Major Announcement

Artemis 1 success earns widespread praise

NASA chief: SpaceX leader says Elon Musk’s Twitter drama is ‘nothing to worry about’

After Artemis 1, it will take NASA 2 years to send astronauts to the moon. Why so long?

A Fusion Energy Breakthrough? Major Announcement Expected From US Scientists

Why is It So Hard to Go Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

Life on Proxima b Is Not Having a Good Time

Vanguard Defects From the Climate Club

WHY WE ARE GOING TO THE MOON

The BBC is going to interview me about the Orion splashdown and the conclusion of the Artemis 1 mission. I'll post the recording when it becomes available.

The mission of Artemis 1 had concluded successfully with the splashdown of the Orion capsule. After all of the aggravating cost overruns and schedule delays, NASA and its partners made it look easy. For all of you who have never seen a moonwalk in life, this is just the foretaste of something wonderful.

NASA starts thinking how to build a moon base

NASA, as it prepares to return humans to the lunar surface for the first time in over 50 years, is thinking about building a place for them to live. The Apollo astronauts only needed the lunar module to rest between moon walks. The Artemis astronauts, who will eventually stay on the moon for months at a time, will need more roomy facilities.

NASA’s Lunar Flashlight hitching ride to moon on SpaceX rocket

NASA chief says U.S. will beat China in race to the moon

The Gabriella Novels #CommissionEarned

Byron York says Biden’s legislative agenda is ‘pretty much dead’

The Twitter Files THE REMOVAL OF DONALD TRUMP

Tom Hanks Just Schooled Celebrities Like The Kardashian’s What A REAL Hollywood Star Is Supposed To Do

Space historian examines parallels of NASA’s 1st moon landing and the Artemis mission

Cultivated Meat, Not Plant-Based Meat, is the Future of Environmentally Conscience Food

NASA’s Orion spacecraft is about to face its final test—and it’s a big one

A Brother on the Moon #CommissionEarned

PLASMA PROPULSION DISCOVERY COULD HERALD A ‘NEW ERA OF SPACE EXPLORATION’

How Would a Huge Asteroid Strike on the Moon Affect Earth?

For a Quicker End to the Russia War, Step Up Aid to Ukraine

Fifty years after Apollo 17, why have we not gone back to the moon?

Fifty years ago on Dec. 14, Gene Cernan, the commander of Apollo 17, spoke the last words a human being has spoken on the moon’s surface: “As we leave the Moon at Taurus-Littrow, we leave as we came, and, God willing, we shall return, with peace and hope for all mankind.”

ernan’s wish has yet to be fulfilled. Indeed, he departed this life before human beings could return to the moon. The Artemis Project promises that, at long last, human footsteps will tread the lunar surface once again after over five decades. But why has it taken so long?

Japanese billionaire unveils the 8 artists he'll fly to the moon on SpaceX's Starship dearMoon flight

NASA drawing on Apollo to design Artemis moonwalkers' tools

The 7 wonders of the solar system

The Last Moonwalker and Other Stories #CommiaaionEarned

New Potential for Reversing Aging: Scientists Discover Changes in Aging Stem Cells

Elon Musk Slashes Bureaucracy, Giving Twitter a Chance to Soar

TWITTER’S SECRET BLACKLISTS

NASA astronaut Stan Love on the digital-age Artemis cockpit inside the Orion spacecraft

NASA confirms NEO Surveyor for 2028 launch

San Diego Becomes Backdrop to Orion's Splashdown Sunday. Here's How NASA's Artemis I Mission Ends

The Moon Mars and Beyond #CommissionEarned

NASA Ingenuity helicopter just broke one of its own records on Mars

Fifty years later, remastered images reveal Apollo 17 in stunning clarity

We Could Be at the Turning Point for Nuclear Fusion

Efforts to develop safer, cheaper nuclear reactors advance

SpaceX plans December 11 for UAE's Rashid rover launch

Reflections: Henry Louis Gates, Jr. on the Artemis I Mission

Apollo 17: Voyage of the last moonwalkers

Bezos’ space company teams with Lockheed, Boeing for NASA moon lander pitch

Thriving on Mars

Almost a year after launch and five months into its mission, JWST has been working non-stop, peering into space and discovering the unexpected.

Scientists Propose New, Faster Method of Interstellar Space Travel

Why is America Going Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

How nuclear waste will help spacecraft explore the Moon — and beyond

Tim Cook’s Bad Day on China

The Urgency of Republicans’ Leaving Trump Behind

NASA Is Testing a New Robotic Arm That Really Knows How to Chill Out

Methods for Building Lunar Landing Pads May Involve Microwaving Moon Soil

Can we hack our way out of the universe?

Why is It So Hard to Go Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

DeepMind Spin-Off Steps Up Effort To Use AI To Create New Drugs

The B-21 Bomber Is Needed Now

No Fear of China: US Operates From Position of Strength

After the Artemis I mission’s brilliant success, why is an encore 2 years away?

NASA Sets Coverage of Orion’s Historic Moon Mission Return, Splashdown

ECONOMICS DRIVES RAY-GUN RESURGENCE

Children of Apollo #CommissionEarned

Apple’s Warning About China Business

The Twitter Censorship Files

George Stephanopoulos Presses Hakeem Jeffries On Calling 2016 Election ‘Illegitimate’

Joint mission: Japan, UAE, NASA and SpaceX head to the moon

With the NASA-led Artemis 1 mission to the moon still ongoing and the Capstone probe collecting information on the moon’s orbit, a joint Japanese, UAE, SpaceX mission is scheduled to launch a probe tasked with landing on the lunar surface. The Japanese lander, the Hakuto-R M1, will take a UAE rover, dubbed “Rashid,” to the lunar surface, with landing scheduled for March 2023. Rashid is designed to snap pictures of the lunar surface and examine its electrically charged environment. The launch has been delayed due to ongoing problems with the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.

Putin Delivers an Interesting Response to Report He Fell Down the Stairs and Defecated on Himself

A dystopian Canadian infomercial presents euthanasia as an aspirational lifestyle choice and if green protein rich waffers start showing up at Canadian super market shelves, we'll know that life is really imitating art.

Scientist Proposes Building a 50 Acre 'Forest Bubble' on Mars

SpaceX rolls out new business line focused on military satellite services

Why is It So Hard to Go Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

Scientists Simulate a Wormhole, NASA’s Moon Infrastructure, China’s Space Station Crew

Detransitioner who had breasts removed says she is suing doctors who approved surgery

Censorship by surrogate: Why Musk’s document dump could be a game changer

The director of Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny denies the rumors that the movie will erase Indy from history and replace him with a woman. Of course, the article also goes into full woke mode by calling such rumors "misogynist" and even suggests that even if the rumors were true it wouldn't matter since we will still have the first four moviews. Woke Hollywood really needs to stop disrespecting its audience.

Both Chantal and I found Tiktok apps on our phones even though we never downloaded them. Everyone might check their phones and, if they find the app, uninstall that Red Chines spyware.

Who owns the moon?

SpaceX Plans to Beat NASA in Launching the Biggest Rocket Ever

NASA’s Artemis splashdown will put Orion through a nail-biting test

For over 400 years, she has walked the night. The Gabriella Novels #CommissionEarned

ASA’s Viking 1 may have landed at the site of an ancient Martian megatsunami

Positively Charged Nanomaterials Treat Obesity Anywhere You Want

Pentagon debuts its new stealth bomber, the B-21 Raider

‘Biden Team’ Requested Twitter Scrub Scandalous Hunter Biden Info Days before 2020 Election

Indiana Jones 5 Trailer - The Rumours Were True

James Webb Space Telescope view of Saturn's weirdest moon Titan thrills scientists

Macron to Kamala Harris: Take my man to the moon

SpaceX gets U.S. approval to deploy up to 7,500 satellites

A’s historic moon mission enters the final leg of its journey

Ancient killer asteroid created a megatsunami on Mars

The most awesome aerospace innovations of 2022

A Brother on the Moon #CommissionEarned

Xi Jinping Approaches Multiple Points of No Return

Ukraine Needs Patriot Batteries for Better Missile Defense

Did physicists create a wormhole in a quantum computer?

All the Actually Important Stuff Neuralink Just Announced

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny | Official Trailer

Judith Curry: Relax, there is no climate emergency!

SpaceX delays launch of Japanese moon lander again, citing rocket issues

At NASA, France's Macron and US vow strong space cooperation

China and NASA are racing to the moon. Side-by-side photos hint NASA has the edge, but China's secrecy makes the race hard to call.

Artemis 1 moon rocket aced its debut launch, NASA says

The Last Moonwalker and Other Stories #CommissionEarned

Should We Build a Nature Reserve on Mars?

CAR T cell therapy reaches beyond cancer

Elon Musk’s Neuralink Event: Everything Revealed in 10 Minutes

South Korean leader eyes “landing on moon in 2032, Mars in 2045”

SpaceX fires up 11 engines as it prepares massive rocket for orbital test

Building on the moon: NASA awards Texas company $57 million for lunar construction system

Orion flies far beyond the Moon, returns an instantly iconic photo

DeSantis Brings the Fire Over Apple Threats to Twitter and Elon Musk

New Study Finds That Vitamin D Could Help Extend Your Life

AI Predicts Heart Disease Risk Using Single X-Ray

Mass producing biodegradable stem cell therapy microrobots

The Moon Mars and Beyond #CommissionEarned

Dinner at Hate for Donald Trump, Nick Fuentes and Kanye West

Zero-Covid and Xi Jinping’s Deal With the Devil

China launches 3 astronauts to Tiangong space station for 1st crew handover

This AI invented 31 million materials that don’t yet exist

ESA’s ExoMars plans depend on NASA contributions

Artemis 1 mission reaches halfway point

Watch SpaceX launch Japanese moon lander, UAE rover early Wednesday

NASA’s Lunar Flashlight SmallSat Readies for Launch

‘Life no longer as we know it’: war in space would have devastating effects, military experts say

Why is America Going Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

STAR TREK IS MOTIVATING THIS TEAM OF SCIENTISTS TO BUILD A WORKING WARP DRIVE SPACECRAFT

Bionaut Labs Develop Robots to Deliver Drugs Directly into the Brain

China outlines pathway for lunar and deep space exploration

SpaceX Dragon cargo ship docks at space station to deliver solar arrays, seeds and more

NASA sets busy crew schedule for ISS in 2023

America has been trying to go back to the moon for 50 years. Why is It So Hard to Go Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

Physicist Sabine Hossenfelder: ‘There are quite a few areas where physics blurs into religion’

Donald Trump’s Bad Dinner Guests

China’s Revolt Against Zero-Covid

Artemis 1 is a triumph for NASA and the world

NASA’s heavy lift Space Launch System (SLS) has certainly faced criticism. It is too expensive and too complex. The SLS is also not a sustainable rocket for sending people back to the moon.

All of those criticisms are valid. However, NASA’s monster rocket has just sent an uncrewed Orion space capsule around the moon. The launch of the Artemis 1 mission is an eloquent answer to the critics, at least in the short term.

The Clear-Headed Ronald Reagan

This Foreign Company Wants To Mine Massive Amounts of Lithium in Nevada. First, It Must Overcome Its China Problem.

She has walked the night for over 400 years. The Gabriella Novels #CommissionEarned

Living on the moon — what will it look like?

SpaceX launches tomato seeds, other supplies to International Space Station

Planetary defense: NASA's arsenal for protecting Earth from potential killer asteroids

King of rockets, NASA's SLS could soon be usurped by SpaceX's Starship

NASA succeeds in putting Orion space capsule into lunar orbit, eclipsing Apollo 13's distance

NASA discovery reveals there may have been life on Mars

What if we never stopped going to the moon? Children of Apollo #CommissionEarned

Experimental flu vaccine, developed using mRNA, seen as potential game changer

Clean Tech: Moving Away from Dependence on China

Scientists Discover a Gene That Could Prevent Alzheimer’s Disease

Land of Hope: An Invitation to the Great American Story #CommissionEarned

MUSK VOWS TO BLOW THE LID OFF 2020 BIDEN LAPTOP STORY

Biden Admin Quietly Greenlights Plan to Build Huge Gulf Oil Terminal

Europe Names World’s First Disabled Astronaut

China To Build Nuclear Powered Base At Moon

King of rockets, NASA’s SLS could soon be usurped by SpaceX’s Starship

NASA’s Orion spacecraft snaps a selfie on its journey beyond the far side of the moon

A Brother on the Moon #CommissionEarned

What If the Dinosaurs Hadn't Gone Extinct?

School Choice Made Big Gains During the Covid Pandemic

Herschel Walker Can Become the Republicans’ Defensive MVP

WKRP in Cincinnati Turkey Drop

China to use space station to test space-based solar power

What Elon Musk Is Doing to Twitter Is What He Did at Tesla and SpaceX

NASA 'giddy' over amazing moon views from Artemis 1 Orion spacecraft

The Last Moonwalker and Other Stories #CommissionEarned

Will Elon Musk’s Twitter Succeed?

How Ukraine Can Make the Most of the Winter Lull in the War With Russia

Flocks of assembler robots show potential for making larger structures

Scientists may have finally cracked the biggest puzzle keeping solid-state batteries from taking over the energy industry

Webb Reveals an Exoplanet Atmosphere as Never Seen Before

Dwarf tomato seeds will launch to space station aboard SpaceX’s next resupply flight

Snoopy toy floats on Nasa mission around the Moon

The Moon Mars and Beyond #CommissionEarned

The stunning collapse of FTX, explained

Tomb of a forgotten queen is one of several new stunning Egyptian discoveries

Brian Kemp Is GOP’s Best Bet for 2024

Cancer patients test world’s first ‘computer-designed’ antibodies, made in Israel

Orion completes lunar flyby maneuver

Simplify Your Thanksgiving — Make Finger Sandwiches

SpaceX to launch Japanese moon lander, UAE rover on Nov. 28

Nasa's Artemis spacecraft set to reach the Moon

Engineers solve a mystery on the path to smaller, lighter batteries

Why is America Going Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

One Man’s Trash Is Another’s Clean Fuel

Elon Musk Can Save Twitter—and Democracy

Republicans Need an Economic Growth Agenda

Challenger debris discovery reminds us that space exploration can cost lives

Recently, a group of divers looking for the wreckage of World War II aircraft in the Atlantic Ocean came upon some of the debris of the space shuttle Challenger. The discovery reminded us of the disaster that happened before the eyes of the world on Jan. 28, 1986. It also reminded us that the cost of space exploration is measured in lives lost as well as money spent.

The Future of Mars Exploration Belongs to Helicopters

From Apollo to Artemis: 50 years on, is it time to go back to the moon?

Why is It So Hard to Go Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

Artemis: Nasa expects humans to live on Moon this decade

Real takeaway from the midterms: Republicans closing the gap in traditional blue states

Why DeSantis is shrugging off Trump — for now

I'm informed that science fiction author Greg Bear has suffered a massive stroke and will be taken off life support soon. All prayers for him, his wife Astrid, and their entire family.

The politics of moon mining

A Magical Harry Potter Yule Ball in Houston

3 things NASA is testing for its future moon base camp

NASA, Japan Announce Gateway Contributions, Space Station Extension

It's official: NASA won't rename James Webb Space Telescope

NASA's Artemis 1 moon mission: Live updates

The Gabriella Novels #CommissionEarned

Secret Signs Show Putin’s Own Henchmen Are Turning on Him

Scientists find new drug for reducing blood cholesterol

Vertical Farming Needs to Grow More Than Salad

Japanese lunar lander slated to launch Nov. 28 at the earliest

Why is Ed Markey threatening Elon Musk?

Senator Ed Markey (D-MA) is the latest left-leaning politician to become annoyed with Elon Musk, the CEO of SpaceX, Tesla, and Twitter. The tiff started with a Twitter exchange. It may end with a blatant abuse of power.

NASA calls test of inflatable heat shield a success

A Lab-Grown-Meat Startup Gets the FDA’s Stamp of Approval

What Would Asteroid Mining do to the World's Economy?

A Brother on the Moon #CommissionEarned

Vaccine shown to prolong life of patients with aggressive brain cancer

Who Is the Next Ronald Reagan?

Pristine meteorite found within hours of hitting Earth

We Are Going to the Moon

Lyft Aspired to Kill Car Ownership. Now It Aims to Profit From It

Yale uses ML based PRECISION model for personalized treatment for Hypertension

LIVE View Artemis I Orion Flying Over The Moon

This operation could cure prostate cancer in just one hour using targeted electrical currents

Orion Begins Checkouts, Completes First Service Module Course Correction Burn

SpaceX Is Recruiting People To Live And Work At Its Starbase In Texas

SpaceX fans should stand behind NASA and support Artemis

NASA’s Webb Catches Fiery Hourglass as New Star Forms

Children of Apollo #CommissionEarned

Constructively disruptive – tackling atherosclerosis through disease reversal

Can Trump Change His Stripes?

Artemis I Paves the Way Back to the Moon by NASA Administrator Bill Nelson

How Will We Feed Colonists on the Moon and Mars?

NASA Awards SpaceX Second Contract Option for Artemis Moon Landing

NASA gets its mojo back with a stunning nighttime launch of the SLS rocket

Wormholes May Already Have Been Detected, Physicists Say

The Last Moonwalker and Other Stories #CommissionEarned

Donald Trump announces 2024 re-election run for president

Green Tea and Resveratrol Reduce Alzheimer’s Brain Plaques in Lab Tests – With No Side Effects

The New Woke Discrimination Demands a New Law

Is tonight the night that NASA’s massive SLS rocket finally takes flight?

Throwing soup at paintings doesn’t seem to do much for climate change

This Massive ‘Sand Battery’ Can Store Excess Solar and Wind Energy for Months

Booster 7 resumes static fire testing as SpaceX ramps up Starship production

NASA clears Artemis 1 moon rocket for Nov. 16 launch despite storm damage

Nuclear Fusion Experiment Reveals Unexpected Physics Inside ‘Burning Plasma’

See Hubble’s most beautiful star-forming image ever

The Moon Mars and Beyond #CommissionEarned

World’s largest solar telescope array is now complete

To Beat Trump, Republicans Should Embrace Trumpism

In the Ukraine War, Victory Is the Only Option

Could Joe Manchin save a GOP Senate majority?

Will Triton finally answer, ‘Are we alone?’

Surviving the lunar night can be a challenge for astronauts on the moon

Why is America Going Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

Red Meat Is Not a Health Risk. A New Study Slams Years of Shoddy Research.

Missile Defense Is More Urgent Than Ever

Chemists create an 'artificial photosynthesis' system that is 10 times more efficient than existing systems

NASA war-games an asteroid impact disaster and it goes badly

NASA and a number of other federal, state and local organizations war-gamed an asteroid impact on Winston-Salem, North Carolina, according to Scientific American. The scenario depicted an asteroid measuring 70 meters in diameter being detected shortly before it entered the Earth’s atmosphere. The asteroid would explode eight miles above the city with a force of a 10-megaton nuclear bomb. The explosion would lay the city and surrounding areas waste, with casualties in the thousands.

The exercise presented a number of sobering conclusions.

Space Force ship lands in Florida following record 908-day mission

First private firm flies to the Moon to mine dust

Mini Starship? Chinese startup wants to make its own version of SpaceX Mars rocket

Why is It So Hard to Go Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

NASA prepares for Artemis I launch despite hurricane damage

A GOP-run House will fix inflation simply by stopping Biden’s enormous spending

Saying bye-bye to Beto

SpaceX shakes up Starship leadership in Texas as push for the rocket’s next milestone intensifies

This 37-year-old NASA engineer is designing a spacesuit for women on the side: ‘It’s not just cool, it’s necessary’

The Gabriella Novels #CommissionEarned

Natural gas: A wellspring for the US and global energy future

NASA gambled with its moon rocket. It may pay off

COP27 and the State of the Climate

Blood Stem Cell Transplant Could Reboot Immune System in Multiple Sclerosis Patients

This Personalized Crispr Therapy Is Designed To Attack Tumors

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“NASA generates $71.2 billion in total economic output, maintains 339,600 jobs across the nation and generates close to $7.7 billion in federal, state and local tax revenues,” cheers Mark Whittington at The Hill. Since its 2021 budget was $23.3 billion, that’s a “hefty return on investment.” But non-financial payoffs are bigger: In winning the race to the moon, the Apollo program hastened the collapse of the “Soviet Union because it spooked the Kremlin about American technological prowess.” Now a successful Artemis Alliance uniting US allies in a space exploration could create “a prosperous, peaceful world” and also prevent a “Chinese space hegemony.” Add the gains for science, and the benefit from supporting NASA “is the long-term increase of knowledge, prosperity and peace for the human race.”

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