Popular MechanicsTelescopes Venus Is a Russian Planet ... Says Russia Popular Mechanics - By Jennifer LemanJust because you get there first, that doesn't mean you own it. Russia has some strong feelings about the planet Venus. Dmitry Rogozin, the chief of Roscosmos, Russia's space agency, spoke at the 2020...
Popular MechanicsAtoms We've Found Possible Signs of Life in Venus's Clouds. Whoa. Popular Mechanics - By Jennifer LemanThis may not mean there's life on another world, but it's the closest we've ever come to confirmation. A mystery lurks in the clouds high above the stifling surface of our nearest planetary neighbor, Researchers...
Popular MechanicsTelescopes Did Life Come from Somewhere Else? Panspermia Is Possible, Experiment Suggests Popular Mechanics - By Caroline DelbertBacteria just survived a three-year trip in space. Could that mean life traveled to Earth on an asteroid? Scientists put dried bacteria on the International Space Station (ISS) for three years to emulate...
Popular MechanicsDARPA The EmDrive Just Won't Die Popular Mechanics - By David HamblingMore than 20 years after its introduction, the EmDrive is still being tested in labs around the world, including DARRA. But the controversial thruster's do-or-die moment is quickly approaching. When DARPA...
Popular MechanicsBroccoli The World's Largest Digital Camera Will Capture 20 Billion Galaxies. But First, Broccoli. Popular Mechanics - By Caroline DelbertHere's a head of Romanesco in 3,200-megapixel detail. As smartphone cameras near 20 megapixels, it’s time for research observatories to step up their game—like the camera core of the planned Vera C. Rubin...
