Star Wars gets serious and rebellious again with the first ‘Andor’ season 2 trailer
The critically acclaimed Disney+ Star Wars series Andor is returning with a bang in April, and its long-awaited first trailer is just what we needed.
Apple TV shares first look at ‘Murderbot’, a killing machine who just wants to watch TV all day
Martha Wells’s award-winning ‘The Murderbot Diaries’ is getting a snarky adaptation with Alexander Skarsgård at the helm this spring.
NASA Invites Media to Attend Alabama Space Day 2025
2 min read Preparations for Next Moonwalk Simulations Underway (and Underwater) NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, the U.S. Space and Rocket Center, and aerospace industry partners, will…
NASA Marshall Reflects on 65 Years of Ingenuity, Teamwork
6 Min Read NASA Marshall Reflects on 65 Years of Ingenuity, Teamwork NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, is celebrating its 65-year legacy of ingenuity and service to…
Reaping space’s decline? Why to choose the durability of due regard over the debris of military devastation
Recent voices have urged the United States to violate the Outer Space Treaty (OST), the binding principles of humanity’s use of outer space, by engrossing private industry for advancing U.S.…
Although it Lacks a Magnetic Field, Venus Can Still Protect With in its Atmosphere
Venus differs from Earth in many ways including a lack of internal dynamo driving global magnetosphere to shield potential life from solar and cosmic radiation. However, Venus possesses a dense…
Gilmour Space announces mid-March target for first Eris launch
Australian company Gilmour Space is targeting the middle of March for the first flight of its Eris rocket, while setting expectations for the vehicle’s debut. The post Gilmour Space announces…
Space Development Agency satellite procurements moving forward amid heightened scrutiny
SDA is advancing the first major satellite acquisition since the removal of its former director Derek Tournear. The post Space Development Agency satellite procurements moving forward amid heightened scrutiny appeared…
We Know How Much Radiation Astronauts Will Receive, But We Don’t Know How to Prevent it
The journey to Mars will subject astronauts to extended periods of exposure to radiation during their months-long travel through space. While NASA’s Artemis 1 mission lasted only a matter of…
Glaciers Worldwide are Melting Faster Causing Sea Levels to Rise More
Anthropogenic climate change is creating a vicious circle where rising temperatures are causing glaciers to melt at an increasing rate. In addition to contributing to rising sea levels, coastal flooding,…