Going out on a limb: regrowing human limbs is possible, although we can’t yet do it

South Korea seeks $459 million for lunar lander project

NASA's tiny CAPSTONE moon probe gets nearly 1 million miles from Earth

NASA releases stunning new image of the Phantom Galaxy

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

NASA Engineers Have Figured Out Why Voyager 1 Was Sending Garbled Data

Mikhail Gorbachev Almost Made Russia Democrati

NASA aims for Artemis launch attempt on Saturday after reviewing rocket engine problem

Novel AI algorithm could help personalize the prevention of cardiovascular disease

Former NASA chief criticizes 'schizophrenic' US space policy regarding Russia

Elon Musk's vision for the future is a positive one

Elon Musk, the CEO of SpaceX and Tesla, is one of the most popular billionaires in history. His fame is understandable. Rocket ships and electric cars are cool. These and other technological innovations have the potential to change the human condition for the better. Musk is especially beloved in Texas, a state that has had its share of larger-than-life people, to which he recently moved.

SpaceX’s Starship still set to orbit by the end of this year

NASA continues to study issues that caused Artemis 1 launch scrub

The Gabriella Novels #CommissionEarned

Four Things We’ve Learned About NASA’s Planned Base Camp on the Moon

Warning sign? NASA never finished a fueling test before today’s SLS launch attempt

Elon Musk: Go Nukes and More Oil, Please

Iceland is building a plant that can capture CO2 from the air and store it underground

My interview about Artemis on the BBC.

First Artemis 1 launch attempt scrubbed

NASA's next-generation megarocket set for debut test launch to moon

Four key 'nail-biter moments' to watch for during the Artemis launch

Why is It So Hard to Go Back to the Moon

Why is America Going Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

I was interviewed by the BBC about Artemis last night.

Restore Reagan’s Military ‘Margin of Safety’

Through the Taiwan Strait

With Artemis 1 mission, NASA is leading the world back to the moon

Fifty years after the last humans walked on the moon, humankind has started to go back to Earth’s nearest neighbor. After all the false starts, the political wrangling, the technological difficulties and the bureaucratic ineptitude that has accompanied the effort, NASA’s Artemis 1 mission will launch as soon as Monday, Aug. 29.

New technique may bring moon's shadowy polar craters into the light

SpaceX and ULA set to launch robots into orbit next year that will grab space junk and fix satellites

Saturday SpaceX launch clears the path for NASA's Artemis I launch Monday

A Brother on the Moon #CommissionEarned

NASA Artemis I Launch Countdown Commences, Team Assessing Lightning Strikes at Launch Pad

The asteroid NASA will slam into in September is right where scientists expected

NASA is set to return to the moon. Here are 4 reasons to go back

Achieving Artemis: Bipartisanship and global partners fuel humanity’s return to the moon

The moon's far side could offer a view of the universe even deeper than the James Webb Space Telescope

How 3 NASA Missions Could Send Astronauts Back to the Moon

NASA clears Blue Origin, Sierra Space's 'Orbital Reef' station for design phase

The Last Moonwalker and Other Stories #CommissionEarned

Why Are Conservatives Happier Than Liberals?

Why the Energy Transition Will Fail

A Homeric Age of Statesmanship

New aluminum batteries could be the dirt cheap alternative to lithium-ion that we’ve all been waiting for

Online Money-Making Schemes are a Good Way to Starve

How to Behave Around Blind People

Artemis I Travel Essentials: The Ultimate Personal Tour Guide for Your Trip to the Moon

Forget 5G wireless, SpaceX and T-Mobile want to offer Zero-G coverage

NASA really wants to probe Uranus and could start planning next year

The Moon Mars and Beyond #CommissionEarned

NASA's asteroid-deflecting test mission is just 1 month away from impact

JWST Finds a Clear, Unambiguous Signal for Carbon Dioxide in an Exoplanet’s Atmosphere

Japan Revives Nuclear Power

Artemis Accords: Why the international moon exploration framework matters

Underwater ‘snow’ could be growing on Jupiter’s moon Europa

The Big Bang no longer means what it used to

Astrobotic wins NASA funding for CubeRover mission

Why is America Going Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

Five of the most breathtaking images from NASA’s Webb telescope

STATE OF THE SPACE INDUSTRIAL BASE 2022

A School Board Revolt in Florida

Artemis launch could help NASA secure early lead in moon race with China

Starship uncrewed lunar lander test a “skeleton” of crewed lander

Gavin Newsom Spokesman: Greens’ New Energy Proposal Is ‘Fantasy and Fairy Dust’

China’s official view of NASA’s Artemis program appears to be dismissive

Artemis 1 passes flight readiness review

Scientists are considering how the SpaceX Starship can accelerate space exploration

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

The moon's far side could offer a view of the universe even deeper than the James Webb Space Telescope

Scientists Succeed In Reversing Alzheimer’s In Mice

How the IRS Should Spend Its $80 Billion Windfall

Scientists find a way to charge EV batteries in 10 minutes or less

China’s official view of NASA’s Artemis program appears to be dismissive

Lunar mining and Moon land claims fall into a gray area of international law, but negotiations are underway to avoid conflict and damage to spacecraft

The SLS rocket is the worst thing to happen to NASA—but maybe also the best?

China claims progress on rockets for crewed lunar landings and moon base

Artemis I is go for launch to the moon and back, NASA says

Orbital Reef passes NASA review

Webb Telescope Sees Jupiter and Its Auroras in a New Light

The Gabriella Novels #CommissionEarned

How fish oil may prevent cognitive decline in people with heart disease

Dr. Fauci and the Rule of Experts

Brain-zapping cap appears to boost memory for at least 1 month, early research finds

Are Green Pet Projects Delaying the Next Energy Breakthrough?

Why we're always so entranced by the moon

Launch of NASA's epic Artemis 1 moon mission just 1 week away

You Can Have Your Yellowcake and Eat It Too: Nuclear Solves Climate and Economic Goals Simultaneously

Children of Apollo #CommissionEarned

Miami Takes On the Socialist Model

Who killed Darya Dugina?

Something big for the oil and gas industry snuck into the "climate bill"

Scientists are considering how the SpaceX Starship can accelerate space exploration

As SpaceX continues ground tests of its Starship Superheavy rocket ship in preparation for its first orbital flight, the scientific community is starting to wake up to the possibilities that the company’s spaceship presents for science-oriented space exploration. The same rocket that will take humans back to the moon and, perhaps, to Mars will also revolutionize sending robotic space explorers to all corners of the solar system, according to a recent piece in Science.

House Democrats plan to double-cross Joe Manchin on energy deal

This Is The First Plant We Should Grow on Mars, New Study Finds

‘House Of The Dragon’ Review: HBO’s ‘Game Of Thrones’ Prequel Succeeds By Not Going Large

A Brother on the Moon #CommissionEarned

Artemis Astronauts Could Rely on Solar Cells Made out of Moon Dust

NASA astronauts on Artemis could talk to a spaceship computer

NASA is planning a huge computing upgrade for its next space missions

How Humans’ Ability to Digest Milk Evolved from Famine and Disease

Breaking History by Jared Kushner #ComnmissionEarned

Artemis 1 virtual reality experience aims to bring epic NASA moon launch to you

NASA selects astrophysics mission proposals for study

The Last Moonwalker and Other Stories #CommissionEarned

This Ambitious Space Shuttle Concept Was a Post-Apollo Pipe Dream We Never Got

New Synthetic Molecule Alleviates Alzheimer’s in Mice

Can the U.S. Become Exceptional Again?

A robot surgeon called MIRA can perform surgeries in outer space

Cheap, simple new technique developed to destroy ultra-resistant ‘forever chemical’ pollution

NASA Identifies Candidate Regions for Landing Next Americans on Moon

Watch NASA unveil landing sites for Artemis 3 human return to the moon today

How Elon Musk's Starlink satellite network is aiding the Ukrainian war effort

The Moon Mars and Beyond #CommissionEarned

NASA Spends $50 Million to Develop Next-Gen Processor for Space Exploration

NASA 'going full force' to gear up for UFO study

Europe is seriously considering a major investment in space-based solar power

We're going back to the moon. I can barely believe it's really going to happen.

SKY Perfect JSAT signed Launch Service Contract for Superbird-9 satellite with SpaceX

The Mini Missions Aboard the Artemis Rocket Pack a Big Punch

Turning back time. Scientists reverse aging in human cells by 30 years

Israeli space tech startup Helios partners with Eta Space to make oxygen on Moon

Watch NASA's Jupiter icy moon explorer come together in a new video

Artemis: Nasa readies giant Moon rocket for maiden flight

2022—The Year the Hydrogen Economy Launched?

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

Why the Multiverse is a “God-of-the-gaps” theory

Senolytics rejuvenate the regenerative capacity of the heart

Floating ‘artificial leaves’ ride the wave of clean fuel production

Astronomers looking at Webb: What if the Big Bang didn't happen?

Rocket Lab will self-fund a mission to search for life in the clouds of Venus

Redwire to Develop First Commercial Space Greenhouse to Improve Crop Science on Earth and Support Future Space Exploration Missions

NASA might cancel mission to massive ‘gold mine asteroid’ — here’s why it shouldn’t

The Satanic Verses by Salman Rushdie #CommissionEarned

Cheney's concession: I'm like Lincoln and Grant

Rocket Lab provides more details about first private mission to Venus

NASA's Artemis 1 mission will carry an asteroid-bound solar sail

Potential Inverse DNA Vaccine for Multiple Sclerosis

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

Save the International Space Station

Reagan’s Lessons in Economic Leadership

China’s Weakened Economy Impairs Its Ability to Challenge the US

Astrobotic bids for Masten Space Systems assets

Scientists Discover ‘Uncontaminated Extraterrestrial Materials’ In Ancient Asteroid Sample

No, seriously, NASA’s Space Launch System is ready to take flight

The Gabriella Novels #CommissionEarned

Democrats’ Great Fossil Fuel Bonfire of 2023

Free Enterprise, Not Central Planning, Will Beat China

Arizona Defends Retirees Against ESG

Longeveron announces Q2 results and updates on Alzheimer’s clinical trial

All systems go in Houston as NASA prepares return to Moon

NASA reveals images of massive never-before-seen eruption of supergiant Betelgeuse

A Brother on the Moon #CommissionEarned

THE ROAD AHEAD FOR WEBB

How the Space Shuttle program nearly ended in disaster

Will Microgravity Make Space Explorers Misbehave?

NASA might cancel mission to massive ‘gold mine asteroid’ — here’s why it shouldn’t

NASA had planned to send a probe to the asteroid, 16 Psyche, in 2022. It is sometimes called “the golden asteroid” because many people believe it contains an abundance of valuable metals. Unfortunately, NASA recently announced a launch delay because of the need to review software. The probe may launch in 2023 or 2024 to arrive at 16 Psyche in 2029 or 2030, respectively. The mission may be canceled altogether, since the delay would cause further cost.

Shakespeare's Globe presents play about Joan of Arc as nonbinary

US astronaut Jessica Watkins sets sights on Moon... and Mars

Children of Apollo #CommissionEarned

Exclusive: Europe eyes Musk's SpaceX to bridge launch gap left by Russia tensions

How to watch NASA's Artemis 1 moon mission briefings and megarocket rollout next week

Why are We Required to Respect Religion?

NASA Seeks Student Ideas for Extracting, Forging Metal on the Moon

South Korean Investors Pour More Cash Into SpaceX At $125 Billion Price Tag

NASA Has Plans to Probe Uranus

The Last Moonwalker and Other Stories #CommissionEarned

Starship will be the biggest rocket ever. Are space scientists ready to take advantage of it?

The Tragic Site of Salman Rushdie’s Stabbing

Xi Jinping’s Reach Exceeds His Grasp

Artificial cornea made from pig collagen gives legally blind 20/20 vision

The Big Bang didn't happen

High cholesterol: New CRISPR treatment trial could offer permanent cure

The Moon Mars and Beyond #CommissionEarned

The Payback for Mar-a-Lago Will Be Brutal

China’s Computer Chips Are Down

One more clue to the Moon’s origin

New synthetic molecule could finally bring immunotherapy for cancer into pill form

How scientists plan on turning Martian and Lunar soil into space concrete

Nelson satisfied with NASA authorization act

What is NASA's Artemis 1 mission going to do?

Why is America Going Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

SpaceX breathes fire in South Texas for the first time in 2022

This Smart Necklace Soaks Up Your Sweat to Track Health

Florida Helps, Then Gets Out of the Way

Elon Musk Has A Home Near SpaceX Starbase. It Isn't What You'd Expect

Discovery Alert: NASA has discovered a new Super Earth

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

China’s secretive space plane flies higher and longer than before

Russia’s Crimes of Colonialism

Micron to invest $40 billion in U.S. chip manufacturing

Trump raid: What's the Biden/Garland endgame?

NASA’s Moon-observing CubeSat Ready for Artemis Launch

Are Martians really Earthlings?

The Gabriella Novels #CommissionEarned

Nuclear power’s biggest problem could have a small solution

Particle physicists want to build the world’s first muon collider

Developing Nanobodies to Fight Parkinson’s Disease

Artemis 1 moon mission launch ticket sales crashed website: report

Honeybee venom kills aggressive and resistant breast cancer cells

The most significant industrial revolution in history is underway in space and the U.S. must lead it

SpaceX Polaris Dawn is planning its first crewed launch in December

Flight of the Grey Falcon #CommissionEarned

NASA, private companies count on market demand for future space stations after ISS

Democrats Vote to Raise Drug Prices

Bernie Rails Against Inflation Reduction Act, Votes For It Anyway

South Korea’s Danuri mission shows the return to the moon is international

The most recent mission to the moon was launched by South Korea, a signatory to the Artemis Accords. The mission is called Danuri, or Korea Pathfinder Lunar Orbiter. Danuri, which is a combination of the Korean words “dai” meaning moon and “nuri” meaning enjoy, is South Korea’s first deep-space mission. It is another example of the growing international nature of space exploration.

China mulls using lunar satellites to probe the cosmic dark ages

SpaceX's activities near a Texas beach spark appeal after court dismisses lawsuit

NASA’s Curiosity Mars Rover Still Going 10 Years After Landing – What It’s Learned

A Brother on the Moon #CommissionEarned

As Russia waffles on the space station, NASA should think ahead

Entire NASA astronaut corps eligible for Artemis missions

China launches secretive reusable test spacecraft

SpaceX will launch solar wind mission with space telescope in 2025

NASA’s Additional Artemis I Test Objectives for Space Launch System Rocket and Orion Spacecraft

The Last Moonwalker and Other Stories #CommissionEarned

August 4 Was a Remarkable Day in Spaceflight

An Interstellar Meteor Struck the Earth in 2014, and now Scientists Want to Search for it at the Bottom of the Ocean

Manchin Rides Alone on Environmental Permitting

My recent appearence on The Space Show podcast

Sen. John Kennedy’s Epic New Campaign Ad Is an Ad After My Own Heart

Parts of the moon may provide stable temperatures for humans, researchers find

SpaceX's private Polaris Dawn space crew targets December launch date: report

The Moon Mars and Beyond #CommissionEarned

With New Study, NASA Seeks the Science behind UFOs

NASA and Roscosmos officials restate intent to operate ISS after 2024

The eyes have it New insight gained into how the visual system develops in mice

SpaceX launches South Korea's 1st-ever moon mission, lands rocket at sea

Miracle longevity drug? Scientists identify molecules that reverse the aging process

NASA Team Troubleshoots Asteroid-Bound Lucy Across Millions of Miles

A Surgery-Performing Robot Is Ready for Tests on the International Space Station

What should astronauts eat on long trips?

Scientists grow synthetic embryos without any sperm, egg, or even a womb

Why is America Going Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

Meet the 9 astronauts on NASA's Artemis team who have a chance to be the first woman to walk on the moon

Manchin’s Deal Won’t Save the Democrats in the Midterms

UMASS AMHERST AND GEORGIA TECH RESEARCHERS 3D PRINT FIRST HIGH-PERFORMANCE NANOSTRUCTURED ALLOY THAT’S BOTH ULTRASTRONG AND DUCTILE

Apollo 11 relics among 10,000 mementos flying in Artemis I OFK

The Corleone we need? The Hill essayist argues that Dems' best hope in 2024 presidential election is ...

South Korea's moonshot will explore lunar magnetic mysteries and more

Florida coast braces for NASA's Artemis I moon launch, expecting at least 100,000 visitors

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

NASA Is Changing Its Rules for Private Astronauts

Clean hydrogen edges toward competitiveness

The Modern Space Race

GOP to Manchin: Payback's coming in 2024, pal

Tuesday, August 2, starting at 10 pm Eastern, 7 pm Pacific, I will be appearing on David Livingston’s The Space Show podcast. We’ll be discussing various space policy subjects that I have covered in my column at The Hill as well as the Washington Examiner. Follow this link to find out how to follow the podcast and how to call in. Sone Reading material below courtesy of Amazon:

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

Why is America Going Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

The Moon Mars and Beyond #CommissionEarned

Children of Apollo #CommissionEarned

A Brother on the Moon #CommissionEarned

The Last Moonwalker and Other Stories #CommissionEarned

Can NASA launch two Artemis missions to the moon per year?

Zawahiri dead in counterterrorism operation

Light Mode versus Dark Mode

Nancy Pelosi’s Taiwan Straits

NRC to certify NuScale small modular reactor design for use in the US

A $200B CRISPR CURE FOR HEART DISEASE

Nichelle Nichols Dies: Lt. Nyota Uhura In ‘Star Trek’ Was 89

Tuesday, August 2, starting at 10 pm Eastern, 7 pm Pacific, I will be appearing on David Livingston’s The Space Show podcast. We’ll be discussing various space policy subjects that I have covered in my column at The Hill as well as the Washington Examiner. Follow this link to find out how to follow the podcast and how to call in.

How realistic are Russia’s plans for an independent space station?

NASA, companies reject concerns over commercial space station development schedules

The Gabriella Novels #CommissionEarned

As NASA's first Artemis moon launch approaches, so do crowds: At least 100,000 expected

Biden’s Climate Plans Are Unsustainable

Japan, U.S. to launch R&D for 2-nm chip mass production