NASA selects four next-generation lunar vehicles

NASA has revealed the four vehicles that astronauts will drive on the Moon, awarding contracts totaling US$4.6 billion to Intuitive Machines, Lunar Outpost and Venturi Astrolab to develop the Lunar Terrain Vehicle (LTV) ahead of the Artemis V mission l… Continue reading NASA selects four next-generation lunar vehicles

Space is essential for infrastructure. Why isn’t it considered critical?

There are 16 critical infrastructure sectors, and experts are deeply divided on whether space systems should be the 17th.

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NASA mission could detect alien life from a single cell as early as 2030

We might find alien life as soon as 2030, according to a new study. A lab experiment has shown that instruments on a spacecraft headed to one of the most promising worlds to find life are sensitive enough to detect a single living cell in a single ice … Continue reading NASA mission could detect alien life from a single cell as early as 2030

Bright new ‘North star’ will soon burst into view – here’s how to see it

Sometime this year, the night sky will get a brand new ‘star’ that will be visible with the naked eye, even in the city. The celestial light show will be the result of an explosive interaction between two neighboring stars that occurs every 80 years.Co… Continue reading Bright new ‘North star’ will soon burst into view – here’s how to see it

Blue Origin Targets 2025 For Cargo Lander’s Inaugural Moon Trip, With Humans To Follow

In an update on CBS’ “60 Minutes” on Sunday, Blue Origin said it was aiming to send an uncrewed lander to the surface of the moon in the next 12 to 16 months. A crewed version is expected to follow. GeekWire reports: “We’re expecting to land on the moo… Continue reading Blue Origin Targets 2025 For Cargo Lander’s Inaugural Moon Trip, With Humans To Follow