Introduction to Space Habitats and Colonization The Need for Space Colonization The concept of space colonization, once relegated to the realm of science fiction, has gained significant traction in recent years. The urgency to establish humanity as a multi-planet species has been underscored by various factors, including the threat of global pandemics, natural disasters, […]
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Dark Matter and Dark Energy: The Invisible Forces Shaping our Universe
Introduction to Dark Matter and Dark Energy Defining Dark Matter and Dark Energy In the vast expanse of the universe, everything we can observe, from stars to planets, is composed of matter. Matter is defined as any substance that has mass and occupies space. However, this visible matter constitutes less than 5% of the […]
Quantum Leaps: How Quantum Computing is Shaping Our Spacefaring Future
Introduction to Quantum Computing and Space Exploration Defining Quantum Computing Quantum computing represents a paradigm shift in computational technology, leveraging the principles of quantum mechanics to process information in fundamentally new ways. Unlike classical computers, which use bits as the smallest unit of data, quantum computers use quantum bits or qubits. Qubits can exist […]
New study darkens hope for Earth-like planets
For the last half-century or so, scientists have been using mathematical equations to assess the possibility of existence of advanced civilizations in outer space. The main drawback of these equations is the number of factors which have assigned values to them that are unknown. The new study shows that the biospheres that may support life […]
Galaxy Formation and Evolution: Piecing Together the Cosmic Puzzle
Introduction to Galaxy Formation and Evolution The Importance of Understanding Galaxies Understanding galaxies is crucial for several reasons. Galaxies are the fundamental building blocks of the universe, containing stars, planetary systems, gas, dust, and dark matter. By studying galaxies, we gain insights into the processes that govern the formation and evolution of these cosmic […]
ISDC 1997 – Gravity Modification (1997 Conference)
Dr. Ning Li Offers a Solution to Taming Gravity! She calls it A/C Gravity! (Original Conference Video) Dr. Ning Li speaks about her concept of A/C Gravity (alternate current gravity) or Taming Gravity at the ISDC or “The National Space Society’s 16th annual International Space Development Conference”. It was held May 22-26, 1997 in Orlando, […]
Martian Evolution | Space Time
What would evolution on Mars look like? Say we colonize other planets, over time what would happen to us? Dr. Matt O’Dowd of PBS Space-Time (a YouTube Channel) explains that we can expect that any differences what so ever, will affect how we turn out. The first planet we will have this experience on will […]
Project Greenglow and the battle with gravity
Project Greenglow Leads to More Promising Ideas of Gravity Control This BBC News article on Project Greenglow is also covered in the BBC Horizon TV Show Series 52 episode 2 titled “Project Greenglow: The Quest for Gravity Control (2016)”. Project Greenglow was a project financed by an Aerospace company and spearheaded by Dr. Ron Evans […]
Taming Gravity Followup
“It could change everything.” Dr. Ning Li said this in response to the Discover magazine interviewer about her prototyped A/C Gravity disk back in 1999, 20 years ago! So what has happened to Dr. Ning Li and her research on artificially making gravity since then? This is a follow-up to the Taming Gravity Review regarding the work of […]
The Threat to Space Travel That No One’s Talking About
Space junk has become an increased danger to spacecraft seeing as there is over 7500 tons of it orbiting the earth as we speak. Space junk can be anything from old satellites, parts of old spacecrafts, and odd nuts and bolts from larger pieces that have broken up over time. Scientists in the European Union […]
