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Space Junk: The Problem Growing Above Us - Vimarsana News

Space Junk: The Problem Growing Above Us

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Mars is littered with 15,694 pounds of human trash from 50 years of robotic exploration - Vimarsana News

Mars is littered with 15,694 pounds of human trash from 50 years of robotic exploration

There is a lot of space junk left on the planet Mars from decades of exploratory missions and today the main concern scientists have about trash on Mars is the risk it poses to current and future missions, but the real reason debris on Mars is important is because of its place in history, and how spacecraft and their pieces serve as early milestones for human planetary exploration.

Over-Budget, Over-Time, Totally Worth It: Why NASA's Ride-or-Die With the SLS Rocket - Vimarsana News

Over-Budget, Over-Time, Totally Worth It: Why NASA's Ride-or-Die With the SLS Rocket

Fans of space travel can be fickle people,we should know, we're in that group. We tend to get very angry when space agencies fail to stick to a dead...

AI will make humans more creative, not replace them, predict entertainment executives - Vimarsana News

AI will make humans more creative, not replace them, predict entertainment executives

Founders of Web3 animation studio Toonstar said they don't believe artificial intelligence will replace humans in the entertainment industry.

50 Years Ago: NASA's Skylab Wrote the Playbook for the ISS - Vimarsana News

50 Years Ago: NASA's Skylab Wrote the Playbook for the ISS

Space stations, big metal tubes in low-Earth orbit pressurized to roughly the same atmospheric pressure you'd find on sea level so a bunch of squish...