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Artificial air to be created in lunar atmosphere for moon colonists
The LAMP spectrometer installed on board the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter station allowed scientists to study the range of substances contained in the atmosphere of the Moon. In particular, it was found that the lunar atmosphere contained helium and argon. The first analyses of the spectrum were made in 1972 as part of the LACE project that was executed by Apollo 17 mission.
Forty years ago, Apollo...
Lunar 'space elevator' may be built by 2020
US firm announced an ambitious project to build a lunar space elevator that could transport both robots and humans using an existing technology, in less than a decade. Fundraising efforts are already underway.
Firm’s founder and former NASA researcher Michael Laine stated that LiftPort Group is capable of building a lunar space elevator within this decade. “About six months ago, we had a...
Neil Armstrong dies, his legend lives
Astronaut Neil Armstrong, who in 1969 became the first person in the world to set foot on the Moon, died in the United States.
In early August, 82-year-old Armstrong received surgery to reduce the clogging of coronary arteries. Today, the family of the legendary astronaut said that he died due to post-surgery complications.
U.S. President Barack Obama made a statement in connection with astronaut’s...
Researchers indentify massive galaxy with high star production rate
The handout illustration provided by NASA shows Phoenix, the newly-found galaxy.
Astronomers have recently discovered a distant gigantic galaxy cluster that is capable of giving birth to new stars at an extraordinary rate.
Observations from NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory, the US National Science Foundation’s South Pole Telescope and eight other observatories, showed that the newly-discovered...
NASA seeing red: $2.5 billion Mars rover to dig for proof of life
NASA’s make-or-break Mars mission has entered its landing phase on Monday morning. While the Curiosity rover attempts to land using a never-attempted sky crane, engineers back on Earth have no control over the pre-programmed sequence.
The touchdown is scheduled for 5:31 GMT.
NASA engineers will have to wait at least 14 minutes before learning the fate of Curiosity. That is if the Odyssey orbiter...
Italian researcher finds two new human faces on Mars
The Italian researcher Matteo Ianneo has yet discovered two new human faces on Mars which look as if they were carved on the surface of the Red Planet.
These new discoveries add up to a previous set of past discoveries on Mars which raise new questions of whether Mars was ever a live planet just like Earth and if it was populated with some sort of creatures which were actually human. More than that,...
Humanity’s Greatest Secret: Stairway to the Universe
Mankind is at a crossroads. Humanity faces a decision: embrace the dreams of the universe and the fact that humanity is special and has potential, or succumb to the death of domination by a predatory elite bent on wrecking the species and limiting the paradigms of the mind.
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Super Event Warned Near As Weather Chaos Pounds Planet
A grim report prepared by the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS) for President Putin on the catastrophic flooding in the Krasnodar region that has killed at least 144 people warns that our world is fast approaching what is termed as a “Chizhevsky Super Event” due to the rapidly growing number of sunspots that continue to hurl M and X Class Flares towards Earth causing continued and massive global...
NASA researcher finds hidden portals in Earth's magnetic field
A NASA-funded research project has discovered the existence of unexplained portals between the Earth and the Sun.
A NASA-sponsored researcher has recently found “hidden portals” in the magnetic field of the Earth through examining data from a NASA satellite.
Calling them “X-points” or “electron diffusion regions”, Jack Scudder, a researcher at the University of Iowa says the portals are...
NASA plans to send man to Mars by 2030
The US space program’s newest manned spacecraft has arrived in to the Kennedy Space Center (KSC) in Florida to finish preparations for a test flight in 2014.
The Orion spacecraft was welcomed by NASA officials who hope the program will make manned flight beyond low-Earth orbit possible.
“Now it is our time to put KSC’s knowledge, skills, and experience to work on Orion, the spacecraft that will...
New telescope to guard Earth from killer asteroids
Some 500,000 asteroids are circulating near-Earth space and some of them may pose a real danger to our planet. But a US company says it plans to build a telescope that will be able to watch them.
Some asteroids may collide with Earth between 2020 and 2030, and only about 10,000 out of half a million have been catalogued to date – so time is of the essence. But the B612 Foundation is certain its...
Saturn’s moon has watery ocean under thick ice crust
Cassini’s View of Titan
Titan, one of the most interesting objects in our Solar system, may have an ocean of water beneath its thick ice crust layer. Scientists say large deposits of water drastically increase the possibility of life on the moon.
Saturn’s largest moon Titan is one of the few objects in our system that can boast a true atmosphere. The moon also has developed a climate, with...
Sky-high and abyss-deep: China's double record-breaker
Docking in progress, CCTV video still.
China has reached two technological milestones spanning great depths and heights. In the earth’s orbit, the Shenzhou 9 spacecraft manually docked a space module while under the Pacific, a Jiaolong submersible dived to the bottom of the Marian Trench.
The symbolism behind the scheduling of the two historical events was far from coincidental. The three oceanographers...
Cassini finds tropical lakes on Saturn’s moon Titan
Saturn’s largest moon, Titan, pictured to the right of the gas giant in the Cassini spacecraft view.
Scientists have discovered methane lakes in the tropical areas of Saturn’s moon Titan, one of which is about half the size of Utah’s Great Salt Lake, with a depth of at least one meter.
The longstanding bodies of liquid were detected by NASA’s Cassini spacecraft, which has been...
Scientists suggest that the universe could grind to a halt
A computer visualization of dark matter in the Universe which scientists have previously battled to explain
People often say that time speeds up as we age, but if the latest scientific theory is true the opposite could well be the case.
The radical theory by academics suggests that time itself could be slowing down – and may eventually grind to a halt altogether.
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