Loren Rauch·17h agoNudging Asteroids to Build Worlds and Defend PlanetsFrom delivering iron to the Moon and Mars, to assembling space habitats and using asteroid-on-asteroid impacts for planetary defense: an…
Fahad | Writer & Researcher·1d agoA Rainbow Meteor Crashed Into This Comet Photo, but They’re StrangersThe comet and the meteor look like they belong together. They don’t. 🌌
InStarts With A Bang!byEthan Siegel·1d agoThese five divisions define how far we can go in spaceWhat’s communicable or reachable is different from what’s observable and unobservable, and all of that will evolve as the Universe expands.A response icon1A response icon1
Kim, Jace (Jeong Hyeon)·1d agoEleven Panels for a Ship With No PassengersA visual companion to the New World premise: nine constraints the body imposes, and where they reappear in the machine
Hillary Beth Trivette·1d agoSir Patrick StewartPatrick Stewart’s iconic to my childhood. My dad would workout and I would draw and color in the formal living room watching Star Trek at 4…A response icon1A response icon1
Christian Habtamu·1d agoHumanity Reached for the Stars. One Little Dog Paid the Price.On November 3, 1957, humanity sent a living creature into orbit for the first time. Her name was Laika. She became a symbol of scientific…
Alan·2d agoLunar Slings, the Go-Kart VersionPlastic spoons, cardboard, rubber bands, and balsa wood strewn over the floor, the smell of hot glue in the air — recently my kid was…
InStarts With A Bang!byEthan Siegel·3d agoHow long does it take to travel through the Universe at 1g?1g is our acceleration in Earth’s gravity: 9.8m/s². If a spaceship constantly accelerated at that rate, here’s how far we could travel.A response icon12A response icon12
