How Fast Can NASA's Artemis II's Spacecraft Orion Reach Space?
Artemis II has been delayed multiple times for numerous reasons, but there isn't a single part of this mission that NASA has not mapped out.
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Not Alkaline, Not Lithium: This New Battery Could Be The Future Of Fast Changing
Battery technology has been advancing rapidly in recent years, but the future could promise charging speeds faster than you could ever imagine.
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NASA Wants To Spend $20 Billion To Build A Permanent Moon Base
NASA has plans for the moon it seems, big plans, and the agency looks to accomplish its goals by investing $20 billion to establish a permanent lunar base.
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New Form Of Aluminum Is Only The Beginning Of Replacing Precious Metals
Precious metals, serving as catalysts, are the backbone of many materials industries, but a new form of aluminum could be set to replace them.
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The Science Behind How Submarines Stay Hidden
Submarines are known as the sleek, silent hunters of naval warfare, but what's really going on that makes them so difficult to detect at sea?
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SpaceX Just Hit An Important Milestone After Launching More Starlink Satellites
SpaceX has become one of the most prominent aspects of the American space initiative, and it just hit a major milestone with its latest satellite launches.
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Amazon Wants The FCC To Deny SpaceX's Orbital Data Center Proposal - Here's Why
SpaceX wants to launch one million satellites into Earth's low orbit that could act as data centers, taking advantage of the sub zero temperatures in space.
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NASA's Unique Experiment To Create Oxygen On The Moon: Lunar Soil
The people of Earth have aspirations to return to the Moon and eventually colonize Mars, two places where oxygen isn't exactly in abundance.
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Kansas Is Shooting This Lake With Water - Here's Why
Sediment buildup is proving to be a problem for one lake in Kansas, but scientists have found the solution, and it involves shooting the lake with water.
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It Takes Years For Solar Panels To Pay For Themselves - Here's Why
Solar panels can help you save money on energy costs, but it takes years for those savings to pay off. Here's why it takes so long to break even financially.
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It Takes 12 Hours To Move The Artemis II Rocket 4 Miles - Here's Why
NASA's Artemis missions are poised to make history, but moving the Artemis II rocket takes exceptionally wrong. In fact history is actually partially to blame.
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The Surprising Way LED Lights Can Interfere With Your Garage Door Opener
If your garage door opener stops working, the problem might not be your batteries or the motor. Instead, you might need to adjust your LED lights.
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How Much Gold Is Actually In Your Old Laptop?
Did you know that your old laptop computer probably has a small amount of gold hiding inside it? Here's why it's there and how much you might expect to find.
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Why Are Some Hard Drives Full Of Helium?
Helium is well known as the gas that makes balloons float and voices higher, but it's also found in some hard drives. Here's how it's advancing disk technology.
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The Old Sailor Myth Satellites Actually Confirmed Is True
A common trope in sailors' stories is the giant wave that can swallow a ship whole, now satellite data is giving some truth to those old tales.
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NASA Has Bad News About What Could Happen To Humans Born In Space
Having babies born in space could produce an interesting conundrum as shown by research with one particular creature.
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NASA's Secret Plan To Rescue Astronauts If The Apollo Moon Landings Went Wrong
NASA had a contingency plan in case Apollo astronauts were stranded near the Moon, but it was far stranger and riskier than you might expect.
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New Study Shows What AI Is Really Doing To Your Brain
For a lot of people, LLMs and AI tools are making their lives easier, but there comes a point where too many AI tools are bad for your well being.
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Solar Roadway Projects Failed Worldwide For A Few Obvious Reasons
Solar panels on the road. What could go wrong? This tech may seem like a good idea to create sustainable energy, but it isn't quite ready for the real world.
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It Takes Almost A Decade For Wind Turbines To Pay Off - Here's Why
Wind turbines provide clean, renewable energy and pay for themselves in cost savings -- eventually. Here's why it can take years for wind power to pay off.
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China's Largest Solar Farm Is Quietly Changing The Desert Around It
The biggest benefit of using solar energy is that it's clean with a very small carbon footprint, but China is finding some added benefits as well.
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How Quickly Can SpaceX's Falcon 9 Rocket Be Ready To Relaunch?
SpaceX has made a name for itself since its inception, specifically when it comes to reusable rocket boosters, including its Falcon 9 rocket.
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China's AI Is Detecting Pancreatic Cancer That Doctors Might Miss
Pancreatic cancer is one of the hardest cancers to treat, which makes early detection so crucial, now AI is lending a hand to speed up the process.
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Why Don't We Put AI Data Centers In Space? Nvidia's CEO Has 3 Reasons
Sending AI data centers into space sounds futuristic, but Nvidia's CEO says a few practical obstacles still make that idea hard to justify today.
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Why Rockets Never Launch In The Middle Of The US
Rocket launch maps look lopsided for a reason. NASA's sites are near the coasts, and the geography behind that choice is more practical than it seems.
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5 Ways Stephen Hawking Predicted The End Of The World Would Happen
Stephen Hawking’s black hole fame wasn’t his only focus — he also laid out multiple existential threats. Here are five doomsday risks he talked about.
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It Takes Years To Refuel A Nuclear Submarine - Here's Why
Refueling a nuclear submarine isn't quite as simple or quick as putting gas in your car. Here's why it takes years to get a nuclear sub back in the water.
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