Introduction to Fusion Propulsion What is Fusion Propulsion? Fusion propulsion is a cutting-edge technology that aims to harness the immense energy produced by nuclear fusion reactions for space travel. Nuclear fusion is the process of combining atomic nuclei to release vast amounts of energy, a phenomenon that powers the sun and other stars. By […]
Holographic camera sees the unseen with high precision
Vision systems and modules for cameras are making great leaps in their technical capabilities. The results of research and development project are often commercialized rather quickly. The newest camera technology developed by Northwestern’s team of researchers can see objects that are around physical obstacles or hidden by media like skin, fog or skull bones. The […]
Breakthrough Initiatives and University of Sydney Announce Search for Habitable Planets
There is no doubt that mankind entered a new era in space exploration. After learning more about surrounding planets, we are now actively looking for planets that are capable of hosting humans and sustaining their existence. After all, we may find ourselves in a situation where our planet is either overcrowded or devoid of many […]
Alien Governance: Imagining the Political Structures of Other Worlds
Introduction to Alien Governance Purpose and Scope of the Article The concept of alien governance invites us to stretch our imaginations and consider the myriad ways in which extraterrestrial civilizations might organize themselves politically. This article aims to explore the potential political structures that could exist on other worlds, drawing from both theoretical foundations […]
The Moon has enough oxygen to sustain billions for 100,000 years
What do we need for Space Exploration? Today, and for many decades, space exploration has been a worldwide goal. Through space explorations, we have collectively advanced our understanding regarding the “big bang” theory. We’ve also learned many things about other planets in our solar system, including their historic and current ability when it comes to […]
NASA Scientists Think ‘Singing Trees’ Can Bring Us Closer to Another World
Some NASA scientists have collectively devised a project they call, “Tree of Life.” The project is an adjunct to a bigger project that involves designing a rocket that will have the capacity to get to Proxima B, an exoplanet 4.2 light years distant from Earth. Unlike many Jupiter-like exoplanets, Proxima B has a surface temperature […]
Mars and Beyond: The Role of Robotic Explorers in Interplanetary Missions
Introduction Overview of Interplanetary Missions Interplanetary missions have long been a cornerstone of humanity’s quest to understand the cosmos. These missions involve sending spacecraft to other planets, moons, and celestial bodies within our solar system to gather data, conduct experiments, and explore unknown terrains. From the early flybys of the 1960s to the sophisticated […]
Scientists discover ‘superionic ice,’ a new form of water may lurk inside alien planets
Scientific research dealing with phenomena on celestial bodies and distant planets is almost guaranteed to yield interesting results. The newest experiment exposed a droplet of water squeezed between diamonds to an extremely powerful laser, which brought the temperature of water to the levels found on some stars. The result was a new water phase, very […]
8 Native American Scientists You Should Know
The contributions of indigenous people to the American society are not widely published and very few people are familiar with individual accomplishments. Even when we talk about the native inhabitants of these lands, we tend to focus on their history and not on their present day lives. November is the month when we celebrate their […]
Event Horizons: Venturing Beyond the Edge of Black Holes
Introduction to Black Holes and Event Horizons What is a Black Hole? A black hole is a region in space where the gravitational pull is so intense that nothing, not even light, can escape from it. This phenomenon occurs when a massive star collapses under its own gravity, compressing its mass into an infinitely […]
