Science & Space
Microsoft is continuing to pitch the promises of its mixed reality technology in the workplace. In a new demonstration, officials
Armageddon, in all its space suit-wearing, Aerosmith-playing glory, landed in movie theaters on July 1, 1998, making it about as
Lately, Earth’s magnetic field has been quiet. Very quiet. The sun is in the pits of what may turn out
A leading figure at Nasa responsible for the agency’s human spaceflight programs has suddenly resigned just days before the US
The commander of the 21st Space Wing, headquartered at Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado Springs, has died. Colonel Thomas
Scientists say they’ve developed a camera that can record 70 trillion frames per second and could be used to capture
While they probably wouldn’t have been recommended to kayak or raft upon, Mars’ ancient waterways are helping to redefine how we view
Below are some older articles that I thought were interesting to archive on the site, specifically the talk about a
What was thought to be a planet beyond our solar system appears to have disappeared, astronomers say. And the unexpected behaviour
At the moment a promising comet is fading, a newly discovered cosmic snowball has been spotted in an outburst phase,
Fairfax City has partnered with Starship Technologies to allow restaurants and stores to use the company’s sidewalk robots for deliveries
Americans across the country can take a welcome break from coronavirus confinement as a super “pink moon” rises in the sky
The alarm sounded at around 3 a.m. on April 3. An electrical malfunction had stalled the behemoth South Pole Telescope
A meteor was spotted high above Nashville early Thursday morning. Sky 5 was up in the air when pilot Jason
If a global pandemic wasn’t enough, we now have to deal with a new threat. NASA’s Center for Near-Earth Object
An area the size of Chicago in Yellowstone National Park has been inflating and deflating by several inches over the
The explosion that rocked Akure, Ondo state capital, on Saturday, was caused by a giant rock from space known as
Observatories on Hawaii’s tallest mountain have shut down operations in response to the governor’s stay-at-home order aimed at preventing the