It Takes a (Moon) Village
Let the lunar lobbying begin.
This Astronomer Wants to Hunt for Exomountains
Future telescopes may be able to tell how smooth or rugged alien landscapes are.
Drones Navigate on the Fly, Without Consulting a Map
Avoiding obstacles is still a tricky business for autonomous aircraft.
When Reporting News About Aliens, Caution Is Advised
Astronomers struggle with how to handle announcements (or non-announcements) about extraterrestrial contact.
Let’s Make Chocolate in Space!
Candy lovers aim for new heights.
Defenders of the Planet
A new NASA office pledges to save humans from the fate of the dinosaurs.
Why Not Use the Space Station as a Mars Mission Simulator?
The ISS4Mars project would help astronauts get ready to venture farther from home.
Mr. Moonwalk
Walter Kuehnegger has been researching lunar locomotion for more than half a century.
The Army Has a New Eye in the Sky
Kestrel Eye will demonstrate the usefulness of small imaging satellites for battlefield commanders.
300 Asteroids in 3 Years
That’s the ambitious goal of a proposed Finnish nanosat mission.
No, Quantum Teleportation Won’t Let Us Send Instant Messages to Alpha Centauri
Quantum computers may have other benefits for space exploration, however.
These Companies Want to Revolutionize Trash Day on the Space Station
When the nearest dumpster is 250 miles away, recycling becomes a necessity.
Suddenly, Alpha Centauri is a Popular Destination
Groups small and large set their sights on our neighboring star system.
Planet-Hunting Scientists Turn to Online Gamers For Help
How to speed up the search for new worlds? Gamify it!
The Bot That Flies Like a Bat
Robot researchers have created a lightweight, agile drone that mimics one of nature’s greatest fliers.
Breakthrough in Antimatter Physics Has Some Dreaming of Starships
The cost is still a problem, though.
Canadian Astronaut Will Test a New Bio-Monitor Shirt in Space
Space doctors hope the “Astroskin” can replace some of those messy wires and electrodes.
This Canadian Museum Has Got Game
Aerospace exhibits for the iPad generation.
An Asteroid-Scouting Company Turns its Gaze on Earth
With its 40 multispectral eyes, the Ceres spacecraft enters a crowded market.
Juno is Powered by the Sun, and That’s a Big Deal
Solar panels for the outer solar system.
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