Forbesflipped into InnovationSpace Telescope A Year Today Will See An $8.8 Billion Bet On A Cosmic Scale. Prepare To Hold Your Breath Forbes - Jamie CarterThe next step in our journey to know the cosmos will take place in Kourou, French Guiana exactly one year today. On October 31, 2021—a Sunday—NASA, the European Space Agency (ESA) and the Canadian Space...
Fox Newsflipped into Top StoriesExoplanets Bizarre, Earth-sized rogue planet found floating in Milky Way verified_publisherFox News - Chris CiacciaScientists have discovered another rogue planet, but this one has even experts perplexed: It's slightly smaller than Earth and is floating through the Milky Way. The potential exoplanet likely has a mass...
Techflipped into Special Editions: TechExtreme Friday: RISC-V Tiptoes Towards Mainstream, Water Found on Moon & MoreExtremeTechCompanies like Alibaba Group, Western Digital, and SiFive have been working to design new RISC-V chips that can hit higher levels of performance — we have all the latest details. Plus scientists confirm the presence of water on the moon, NASA says an asteroid could hit earth before the end of the century, and more. Sit back and relax as we break down the week's biggest stories from the worlds of computing, space, and science.
Kimberly ❤flipped into My Stuff ❤Solar System NASA’s Webb Telescope To Scout Solar System’s Outer Graveyard Forbes - Bruce DormineyOnce launched in 2021, NASA’s long-awaited James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) will spend the first few months of operations focusing in part on Pluto, its moon Charon and a panoply of other bizarre, frozen...
Fox Newsflipped into Top StoriesExtraterrestrial Life Extraterrestrial life on the closest 1,000 stars to Earth could see us: experts verified_publisherFox News - Chris CiacciaIf indeed aliens do exist, they may be watching us from not too far away in space, a new study has found. The research found there are 1,004 star systems that might contain Earth-like planets within 300...
Ali Radpayflipped into PhysicsMagGalaxies New survey finds that single burst of star formation created Milky Way's central bulge phys.org Like most spiral galaxies, the Milky Way has a roughly spherical collection of stars at its center called the bulge. How the bulge formed has been a …
