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autoevolution 21 Apr 2021, 7:33 UTC · by Take a good long look at the photo accompanying this piece. There’s a yellow circle in the middle of the pic, surrounding a speck of black space—that’s where NASA says the Voyager 1 spaceship is located, as seen through the camera of another very distant explorer, New Horizons. 1 photo After more than half of century of space exploration, humankind has five spaceships heading out into interstellar space, and currently at a distance of at least 50 astronomical units from the Sun (that would be 50 times the distance between Sol and Earth). T...

autoevolution RISD Rover Got a Thumbs Up From NASA as Possible Solution for Space Exploration 20 Apr 2021, 7:51 UTC · by Folks, most people know that NASA is one of the leading organizations for space research and exploration. Every year, the organization hosts an event called the Human Exploration Rover Challenge where students and schools compete to show off their best works and ideas. This challenge is part of the Artemis program that NASA is currently involved in. Now, this is a challenge that’s been around for a few years, and over those years, endless designs have been created....

autoevolution 20 Apr 2021, 14:41 UTC · by Life here on Earth is (still) complex enough that it takes very complicated research procedures and modeling to measure the impact we humans have on ecosystems accurately. Yet people are trying, and almost always, the results are worrying, to say the least. Or, in the case of the research we’re here to talk about now, disastrous. 1 photo In mid-April, a large team of scientists from some of the biggest universities in the world, including Cambridge in the UK, Gothenburg in Sweden and Mexico, published a paper on Frontiers with the title  �...

autoevolution 20 Apr 2021, 15:44 UTC · by If there is one thing we can say about space exploration, it is that this field of human enterprise sure is packed with crazy ideas. We’ve explored a bunch of them this April during autoevolution’s Space Month and in part thanks to NASA’s recently-announced Innovative Advanced Concepts (NIAC) program. And we’re not nearly done. 1 photo Coming today from the NIAC world is something called APPLE. That’s not the Apple you think, but short for Atomic Planar Power for Lightweight Exploration. We know, that doesn’t explain much, but read ...

I remember growing up and seeing the stars on a clear night. I would sit for hours on end and wonder what was going on up there. Today, I still do that, but companies like Celestron are helping me get a better view. Power Your Hunt for Alien Life With the Easy-to-Use StarSense Explorer Telescope 20 Apr 2021, 8:34 UTC · by If you’re one of the people that grew up peering into the night sky with nothing more than your God-given 20/20 vision, I got good news for you. By now, you’re probably an adult and even have kids of your own, so why not give them something you never had, and in th...