caioApollo Missions When Apollo space capsules splashed down, they were so accurate, it scared NASAFast Company - Charles FishmanTalk about sticking the landing. Imagine flying 580,000 to the Moon and back and landing within two miles of your target in the middle of the ocean. This is the 21st in an exclusive series of 50 articles,
caioMoon The story of how NASA created the first worldwide high-speed data network—in 1968Fast Company - Charles FishmanAs ambitious as getting to the Moon was, creating the global tracking system to stay in communication with the Apollo spacecraft was almost as remarkable. This is the 20th in an exclusive series of 50
caioEuropean Space Agency BepiColombo Spacecraft Snaps Selfies En Route to Mercuryspace.com - Passant Rabie Road-trip selfies are a must, especially when you're on your way to another planet. The European Space Agency's (ESA) BepiColombo spacecraft snapped …
caioSpeed Of Light Speed of Light May Not Be Constant, Physicists SayLive Science Jesse Emspak is a contributing writer for Live Science, Space.com and Toms Guide. He focuses on physics, human health and general science. Jesse has …
caioJeff Bezos Jeff Bezos explains how going to the moon is harder now than it was for JFK in 1962geekwire.com - Alan Boyle Back in 1962, President John F. Kennedy said he chose to have Americans go to the moon not because it was easy, but because it was hard. Today, …
caioLight Sail What to Expect When LightSail 2 Launches into Spacespace.com - Jason Davis This article was co-published on The Planetary Society’s website. For more information about LightSail 2, please visit sail.planetary.org. The Planetary …
caioBlack Holes Our Universe Might Be Trapped Inside An Enormous Black Hole!Mashable - Afiya QureshiFor almost a century, the Big Bang theory has been bandied as the ultimate theory that describes the origin of the universe. The universe, as we know by it, was created in a massive explosion that created
caioAirbus Airbus Launches New Long-Range A321XLR Plane At Paris Air ShowForbes - Eric RosenThe Paris Air Show, the aviation industry’s largest trade fair, kicked off in France today with a major announcement from Airbus. Following the development of its next-generation A321neo jets in recent
caioSpace This Incredible Orbit Map of Our Solar System Makes Our Brains AcheScienceAlert - EVAN GOUGH, UNIVERSE TODAY If you want to know what a talent for scientific visualizations looks like, check out Eleanor Lutz. She's a PhD student in biology at the University …
caioEnceladus Confirmed: Enceladus Has A Global OceanPopular Science - Sarah FechtEnceladus is not the block of ice that scientists once thought it was. The Saturnian moon spouts giant plumes of water vapor from its southern pole, and gravity data indicate it likely harbors a liquid
caioScience (India) India hopes to become fourth country on the moon in SeptemberCNN - By Faiz Akhtar, CNNNew Delhi (CNN) — India's space agency says it will make the country's first landing on the surface of the moon in September this year. The country's latest lunar mission, Chandrayaan-2, which means "moon
caioPlay buttonSolar Wind We finally know what happened to (most of) Mars' missing atmospherePopular Science - Sarah FechtAbout four billion years ago, Mars was warm. Water flowed in lakes and rivers under a nice thick blanket of atmosphere. But then something cataclysmic happened. Mars' insulating atmosphere all but disappeared.
caioParticles Yes, Saturn's Rings Are Awesome — NASA's Cassini Showed Us Just HOW Awesome.space.com - Meghan Bartels When the solar system decided it liked Saturn and wanted to put a ring on it, it put together the most stunning, complex puzzle ring possible, so …
caioNeutrons Fusion-Powered Spacecraft Could Be Just a Decade Awayspace.com - Mike Wall Fusion-powered spacecraft may not be just a sci-fi dream for much longer. The Direct Fusion Drive (DFD) engine could take flight for the first time in …
caioNASA A trip to the International Space Station will cost tourists $52 millionCNBC - Michael Sheetz NASA has opened up the International Space Station (ISS) to tourists and already companies are buying rides to fly so-called "private astronauts" up …
caioExtraterrestrial Life In the search for extraterrestrial life, we should look to exomoonsDigital Trends - Georgina Torbet The search for life outside of our planet has a new target: exomoons. Traditionally scientists have looked to other planets for signs of life, but a …
caioFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoSnoopy Astronomers believe Apollo capsule founddailytelegraph.com.au Astronomers believe they have found the lunar module from the Apollo 10 mission five decades after it was released into space by the crew. The module, …
caioIndia News Donald Trump says Moon is part of Mars; NASA's epic response leaves internet in splitsmid-day.com President of USA, Donald Trump took to Twitter and called the Moon a part of Mars leaving Twitter very confused and shocked. This led to some of the …
caioScience A Mythical Form of Space Propulsion Finally Gets a Real TestWIRED - Daniel Oberhaus Since the birth of the space age, the dream of catching a ride to another solar system has been hobbled by the “tyranny of the rocket equation,” …
caioNick Hague NASA astronaut’s timelapse of the Earth from space9news.com.au - 9News NASA astronaut Nick Hague has an office with a view to rival anyone on Earth because he can see all of it.Over the weekend, NASA shared a stunning …
caio Rare Sight! 2 Newborn Alien Planets Spotted Around Distant Starspace.com - Mike Wall Astronomers have photographed two newborn alien worlds circling the young sun-like star PDS 70, which lies about 370 light-years from Earth, a new …
caioTechnology How South Africa built one of the world's most advanced telescopesCNN - By Mary McDougall(CNN Business) — A telescope built in South Africa is revealing new details about the Milky Way. "It's the clearest view ever made of the center of our galaxy," chief scientist Fernando Camilo said of
caioStarlink Astronomy group calls for urgent action on SpaceX Starlink satellitesnewscientist.com - By Leah Crane We are entering the age of satellite constellations, and astronomers are worried. On 23 May, SpaceX launched 60 communications satellites, the first …
caioGalaxies Researchers solve mystery of the galaxy with no dark matterphys.org - Ignacio Trujillo A group of researchers from the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) has clarified a 2018 mystery in the field of extragalactic astrophysics: …
caio Why Does the Moon Keep Flashing Us?space.com - Rafi Letzter There's something flashing us on the moon, and we don't know what it is. But that might be about to change. We have known about the mysterious flashes …
caioRadiation If we sent astronauts to Mars right now they’d almost certainly diebgr.com - Mike Wehner Mankind seems destined to one day set foot on Mars. NASA and other space agencies around the world are already making big plans for sending humans to …
caioPlay buttonAsteroids 'Very Large Telescope' Takes Astonishing Photo Of 'Double Asteroid' As It Whizzes By At 43,000 MphForbes - Jamie CarterCan Earth protect itself from hazardous Near-Earth Objects (NEOs)? That critical question for our planetary defense was thrown into sharp focus last week as the European Southern Observatory’s (ESO) Very
caioHubble Telescope This Weird Galaxy Is Creeping Up on Our Milky Wayspace.com - Kasandra Brabaw A gorgeous new photo from the Hubble Space Telescope depicts Messier 90, a spiral galaxy roughly 60 million light-years away from our own Milky Way — …
caioNASA NASA Still Aiming for 2020 First Launch of Space Launch System Megarocketspace.com - Jeff Foust WASHINGTON — NASA believes it is still possible to perform the first launch of the Space Launch System before the end of 2020 even if the agency …
