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13 best day trips from Houston Luke Waterson Lake Livingston State Park, Texas. ©Getty Houston, the USA’s fourth-largest metropolis, can seem so huge that thoughts of the myriad sights and landscapes just beyond its edges often fade from your mind’s eye. But if you are in Houston for a few days, a day trip to some of the exceptional cities, museums, beaches, lakes and wildernesses nearby will make your time here a truly memorable one.   These thirteen best day trips take you around the compass clockwise from north to west. So there will be something to enthral you whichever d...

Alerts What our sperm would see if we left it on the moon - the view of the Earth appears over the Lunar horizon as the Apollo 11 Command Module comes into view of the Moon before Astronauts Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin Jr. leave in the Lunar Module, Eagle, to become the first men to walk on the Moon’s surface. Photo: NASA/Newsmakers (Getty Images) We’ve been writing so much about Mars lately that we almost forgot about another familiar friendly face in the sky: the moon. Our constant companion, the subject of poetry, music and whole religions throughout human history. In 2021, Scien...

WILDER'S WHOLE WORLD: Thoughts on the Mars landing By Dwayne Wilder Special to the Herald Democrat NASA landed a Mars rover on the Red Planet in February; one named Perseverance, which will do more to explore and study our nearest celestial planet than any other in our history. It is the first step in putting humans on a different planet for the first time. The American Space Program has been trudging along for decades after an exciting 1960s and 1970s. Yes, we had the Space Shuttle and the International Space Station, but nothing that captured the imagination such as landing men on the Moon....

The new generation of space suits for NASA’s upcoming Artemis mission will use advanced technology to safely put astronauts back on the moon. An Ashland resident is on the team.

Credit Sarah Mitchell, The Trail Blazer The new generation of space suits for NASA’s upcoming Artemis mission will use advanced technology to safely put astronauts back on the moon and an Ashland resident is on the team. Stephanie Johnston, an engineer for NASA’s new space suit, the Extravehicular Mobility Unit (EMU), has been working to improve the sustainability of astronaut safety, life support and mobility for NASA’s return to the lunar surface. “If you go back and look at some of the videos, you’ll see [astronauts] falling down quite a bit because their suits weren’t very mob...