... out laughing. Later on, it turned out that the particles were actually small pieces of ice, the product of hydrogen peroxide decomposition in the attitude engines. Russian veteran cosmonaut Georgy Grechko is an acknowledged ‘UFO expert’. The thing...
... sails use the solar wind for propulsion. This is incorrect. The solar wind is composed of atoms, typically hydrogen and helium, and their interaction with the solar sail produces no significant thrust. Photons have no rest...
... set at just two minutes from ‘Doomsday’, as the Soviet Union and the United States tested new hydrogen weapons. In July 2014, commenting on the state of the world, the former US Secretary of State Madame Madeleine Albright...
..., titanium and aluminium. Its surface seemingly has an abundance of water-ice that can be broken down into hydrogen and oxygen and subsequently used for rocket propulsion and life support. It also contains helium-3, an isotope...
...-type protostars. This chemical building block of life is methyl isocyanate, a complex organic molecule containing carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen and oxygen atoms in the chemical configuration CH3NCO. Intriguingly, this is not the first complex molecule...
...asteroids, how did it get here? By looking at samples of hydrogen from deep inside the Earth, scientists have seen that there is notably...those from the solar nebula. "We calculated how much hydrogen dissolved in these bodies' mantles could have ended ...