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Women astronauts could be 'more tolerant to spaceflight,' research shows - Vimarsana News

Women astronauts could be 'more tolerant to spaceflight,' research shows

Less than 100 women have been to space, whereas more than 600 men have been. More data is needed to confirm what researchers say is early evidence that female astronauts return to their biological baseline quicker after returning to Earth.

Women astronauts could be 'more tolerant to spaceflight,' research shows - Vimarsana News

Women astronauts could be 'more tolerant to spaceflight,' research shows

Less than 100 women have been to space, whereas more than 600 men have been. More data is needed to confirm what researchers say is early evidence that female astronauts return to their biological baseline quicker after returning to Earth.

Women astronauts could be 'more tolerant to spaceflight,' research shows - Vimarsana News

Women astronauts could be 'more tolerant to spaceflight,' research shows

Less than 100 women have been to space, whereas more than 600 men have been. More data is needed to confirm what researchers say is early evidence that female astronauts return to their biological baseline quicker after returning to Earth.

SETI Scientists to Devise Plan for Lunar Listening Station - Vimarsana News

SETI Scientists to Devise Plan for Lunar Listening Station

A SETI observatory on the moon was impossible due to costs. Now, commercial spaceflight is dramatically reducing the cost of bringing a payload to the moon and that is beginning to fuel a renaissance in lunar astronomy.

Artificial Intelligence Searches for Extraterrestrial Intelligence - Vimarsana News

Artificial Intelligence Searches for Extraterrestrial Intelligence

A new machine-learning algorithm, written by an undergraduate student at the University of Toronto, has cut through the terrestrial noise to uncover eight currently unexplained radio signals.