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A common fear enabled the Americans and Soviets to form collaborations that satisfied shared needs. What if the same spirit could be brought to bear on the climate crisis?

Balloons have been around much longer than satellites but does that history make them more or less useful?

While the world remembers Laika’s historic journey in 1957, it is less well known that a few years later, the first feline ventured into space as part of the French space program

October 4 marks the 66th anniversary of the first artifial satellite launch to Earths low orbit. In early October, 1957, the Soviet Union carried out a successful launch of the Sputnik 1, fulfilling the humanitys longtime dream of exploring space.

A review of the book From the Earth to Mars.

Declassified Documents in the Israeli State Archives Suggest That J. Robert Oppenheimer May Have Played a Part in Not One but Two Nuclear Projects

For the better part of the past two decades, perhaps three, voter support for higher education funding has declined in surveys of public budget priorities in Colorado. In many respects,

King Charles III’s coronation raises a thorny question | Graphic detail

To sleepy mid-1950s Britain, Americas pioneer rock n rollers were like raucous invaders from some unknown galaxy. The most unearthly of them all was Little Richard.

Some Republicans such as former President Donald Trump have called for the balloon to be shot down as it crosses the U.S.