Space Science

Many people here on Earth are waiting for the news that NASA has discovered life on Mars or any other planet within reach. What we should anticipate is the news that humans have delivered life through terraform to a barren planet like Mars!

Help honor the life and legacy of Neil Armstrong, the first man on the moon, who passed away at the age of 82.

Since the space race between the Soviet Union and United States in the late 1950’s, the prospects of humans creating habitats and living in space has been quite eccentrically portrayed by movies as warring intergalactic societies or even as highly advanced spacecraft supporting cryogenically frozen crew members. How close have  humans come to the glamor of Hollywood?  Here is a list of the major habitats humans have …

If you think NASA is shutting down then think again. NASA has successfully landed the $2.5 billion Curiosity rover on the surface of Mars after a 36 month mission.

Much like the bold journey of Marco Polo and company to the unknown worlds of East Asia, NASA is set to embark upon a 21 month manned mission to the surface of Mars by 2030. With this in mind, there are two rationales that people seem to align with when discussing a manned mission to another planet like Mars.

Whenever I suggest the notion that I might work for NASA in the future people always say: “isn’t NASA shutting down?” “We’re not even  going to the moon anymore” “They closed NASA already!” Although many people feel the demise of NASA is upon us as the shuttle program ends, I am here to tell you that is not the complete …