Earth, Geology
10 May , 2018 by Matt Williams
According to a new study by a team of Earth scientists and geologist, the way Venus and Jupiter affect Earth’s orbit is the most predictable and stable indicator of periodic changes in our climate.
Astronomy, Moon
8 May , 2018 by Matt Williams
A new study by an international team of scientists ventures that the Earth has had several moons in the past, all of which crashed to Earth over time.
21 Apr , 2018 by Matt Williams
The ESA’s Swarm satellites recently began monitoring Earth’s oceans to determine how they contribute to Earth’s magnetic field
Commercial Space, Earth, Satellites
17 Apr , 2018 by Evan Gough
Aurora Station will be the first luxury hotel in space. The station will be open for business in 2022.
Asteroids, Astronomy, NASA
12 Mar , 2018 by Evan Gough
NASA’s HAMMER (Hyper-velocity Asteroid Mitigation Mission for Emergency Response) is a plan to protect us from asteroids, either with kinetic impactors, or with NUKES.
Astronomy, SpaceX
15 Feb , 2018 by Matt Williams
According to a new study, there is a slim chance that Musk’s Roadster (and Spaceman) could collide with Earth or Venus is a few eons.
Asteroids, Astronomy
4 Jan , 2018 by Matt Williams
As it makes its way towards the asteroid Bennu, the OSIRIS-REx mission continues to provide us with breathtaking images of our planet.
Astronomy, Earth
22 Dec , 2017 by Matt Williams
According to a recent study, multi-celled lifeforms lived on Earth as early as 3.5 billion years ago – a good indication that life exists elsewhere in the Universe.
Astronomy
21 Dec , 2017 by Matt Williams
A new study by an international team of researchers has suggested that Mars formed farther from the Sun than previously thought.
8 Dec , 2017 by Matt Williams
A new study lays out why Venus doiesn’t have a magnetic field like Earth’s. Basically, it may come down to the impact that formed the Moon.
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