The US Is Testing a Space Propulsion System That Doesn’t Use Fuel
"In other words, it is the sailing ship of space."
"In other words, it is the sailing ship of space."
That same piece will be reused as early as next week.
It will take 20 years to send 100 million tons of cargo to the Red Planet.
Rockets' upper stages could be turned into space stations.
Where was this tech when they were building the Titanic?
"The 21st century citizen must be a sustainable citizen."
Kids are also limited to just 90 minutes of game play on weekdays.
The study could "benefit astronaut health during long-duration spaceflight."
Apparently the cars' parking sensors go hogwild in drive-through lanes.
And people don't seem all that bothered by the possibility.
One easy trick to defeat the surveillance state.
He wants to splice tardigrade DNA into humans so they can survive Mars.
Could Boeing's "Fewest Steps to the Moon" approach really get us to the Moon by 2024?
"Sending astronauts there will give man better opportunities to look for traces of life on Mars."
The so-called "three-body problem" has been puzzling astronomers for centuries.
"The family views this as his fourth movie, a movie he never got to make."
It was only programmed to detect humans in crosswalks.
The era of killer robots is here.
"We will give every child the best possible start in life by ensuring they get the best possible medical care as soon as they enter the world."
Is this the cyberpunk "Blade Runner" pickup truck we've been waiting for?