... boundaries between worlds seen and unseen. It is designed to direct our attention from Earth outward, into the cosmos and beyond and reflect back to Earth as an endless dialogue that speaks to our context within the universe...
... stations. Reaction Engines’ Skylon spaceplane. So while we marvel at applications like GPS, gawp as rockets power into the cosmos and admire the astronauts and the work they do, perhaps we should also ask the question: is this...
.... Further, on 10 February 2009, Iridium 33 (then a fully-functional satellite owned by the US) was accidently struck by Cosmos-2251 (a defunct satellite owned by Russia) at a relative velocity of about 11.7 km/s, producing an impact energy equivalent...
... view of Space Shuttles leaving the planet, I developed an early appreciation for space exploration. In addition to my love of the cosmos, and perhaps related to my obsession with physics, I have had a lifelong fascination with the ways human bodies...
... to the NewSpace universe. The universe is expanding and stars are exploding, releasing their atoms into the cosmos to form the building blocks of life. Who can deny that ‘space is sexy’? My first scientific romance began...
... expansion history. The DES team have also created the largest guide to spotting dark matter in the cosmos by firstly creating maps of galaxy positions as tracers and then using gravitational lensing to map galaxy shapes over...