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Business people had better stop saying: “The sky is the limit.”

The agency is targeting January 16 for the final test in the testing series for the core stage of the Space Launch System rocket that will launch the Artemis I mission

Deep Impact was a NASA space probe launched from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station on January 12, 2005.[4] It was designed to study the interior composition of the comet Tempel 1 (9P/Tempel), by...

THE NEXT GENERATION. James Davis Nicoll’s Young People Read Old SFF panel took a look at “’No Trading Voyage’ by Doris Pitkin Buck”. What did they think of this 1963 poem? This month’s entry is from Doris Pitkin Buck, a Science Fiction Writers of America founder. Buck was mainly associated with  The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, which for various stupid reason was not a magazine I followed closely back in the day. Accordingly, I was not familiar with her work when ...

Space Robotics Market Future Prospect 2026   Edison, NJ -- (SBWIRE) -- 12/30/2020 -- A new business intelligence report released by HTF MI with title "Global Space Robotics Market Report 2020 by Key Players, Types, Applications, Countries, Market Size, Forecast to 2026 (Based on 2020 COVID-19 Worldwide Spread)" is designed covering micro level of analysis by manufacturers and key business segments. The Global Space Robotics Market survey analysis offers energetic visions to conclude and study...

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine First Season Original air dates: January – June 1993 Executive Producers: Rick Berman & Michael Piller Station log: For the first time, there was a Star Trek show that couldn’t be described with those fateful words, “These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise.” With the debut of “Emissary” in January 1993, the definition of Star Trek changed forever. DS9, beyond the obvious fact that this was the first Trek TV show not set on a ship named Enterp...

Juventas CubeSat coming in for asteroid landing (Credit: ESA – Science Office) ELCHE, Spain (EMXYS PR) — EMXYS and the Royal Observatory of Belgium have been selected by the European Space Agency to provide a gravimeter for the Juventas spacecraft that will land on asteroid Dimorphos as part of the European Space Agency’s planetary defence programme. EMXYS and the Royal Observatory of Belgium will provide the GRASS instrument that will make measurements on the gravity field of the asteroi...

Share As aircraft become more electric, engines become more efficient and spacecraft seek to conquer new frontiers, the aerospace and defense industry needs fresh ideas from younger generations that grew up with a passion for sustainability and innovative technologies.  Through the annual 20 Twenties program, the Aviation Week Network and the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) recognize young, rising stars within the industry. Top students working to solve aerospace chal...

Twenty Years Later, Battle Royale Has Been Oft-Copied, Never Equaled Kinji Fukasaku’s adaptation of Koushun Takami’s novel Battle Royale was perfectly timed. It coincided with the wave of international success for Japanese genre cinema following the breakout of Ringu. The film’s story of a bunch of teenagers trapped on an island and forced to murder one another became a cult classic, as well as a point of reference for a wave of young adult books and films over the next decade or so: T...

Trek has Become Prestige TV Dec 18, 2020 By Steve King Web Exclusive Greetings. If you haven’t seen Star Trek: Picard or Star Trek: Discovery this year, now might be the time to beam out if you don’t want to read any spoilers. Or not. Let’s practice Absolute Candor. All I’ve wanted to do since the begining of the year was write about the new age of Peak Trek and how good Picard and Disco are but I don’t have enough storage in my head for the FUCKING BEST FUCKING TREK EVER!...