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Humans have unfortunately not yet evolved the ability to photosynthesize or recharge from an electricity source, which is why astronauts well into the future of spaceflight will need to have access to food sources. Developing ways to grow food in …read more
Continue reading NASA Challenge Offers Prizes for Sprouting Astronaut Food Systems
The omnipresence of consumer electronics and computer power, alongside modern trends (i.e., DevOps, microservices, and open source) that accelerate deployment cycles continue to strain enterprises’ ability to detect and identify exploitable flaws in a … Continue reading Six critical areas to focus on when integrating DevSecOps into an organization
HackerOne, the leading hacker-powered security platform, announced it will partner with the Government Technology Agency of Singapore (GovTech) and the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA), to work with hackers from all over the world to further pr… Continue reading HackerOne and Singapore Government tapping the skilled hacker community to approach security testing
Today’s failed Soyuz launch thankfully resulted in no casualties, but the fate of the International Space Station (ISS) is now in question.
Just two minutes after liftoff, the crew of the Soyuz MS-10 found themselves in a situation that every astronaut since the beginning of the manned space program has trained for, but very few have ever had to face: a failure during launch. Today the crew of two, Russian Aleksey Ovchinin and American Nick Hague, were forced to make a ballistic re-entry into the Earth’s atmosphere; a wild ride that put them through higher G forces than expected and …read more
Continue reading International Space Station is Racing the Clock After Soyuz Failure
MOST is 13 years old today. Continue reading ‘Pay-Per-View’ Mode Keeps Canadian Space Telescope Flying After 13 Years
They’re accepting applications until Aug. 15. Continue reading Canada Is Looking For Some New (Female) Astronauts