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Aug 5, 2023

Webb Space Telescope captures stunning shots of Ring Nebula

Posted by in categories: materials, space travel

The main ring is surrounded by a faint halo and with many delicate structures. The interior of the ring is filled with hot gas. The star which ejected all this material is visible at the very center. It is extremely hot, with a temperature in excess (NASA, ESA, CSA, JWST Ring Nebula Team photo; image processing by Roger Wesson)

The images were released Thursday by an international team of astronomers, including three from the Canadian Western University’s Institute for Earth and Space Exploration.

Aug 5, 2023

Time Travel Through Wormholes Now Possible?

Posted by in categories: cosmology, space travel, time travel

Whether you find yourself laying awake at night crippled with anxiety regarding the embarrassing errors of your past, or just love Christopher Nolan’s non-linear storytelling, you may be shocked to learn about the latest scientific discovery. According to a recent write-up from Science Alert, time travel may actually be achievable, using the powerful time dilation of interstellar wormholes.

Aug 4, 2023

SpaceX performs Booster 9 engine test ahead of static fire

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Earlier today, SpaceX partially fueled Booster 9, continuing a series of tests before its eventual static fire test.

Aug 3, 2023

The amazing new materials that hold the key to new space discoveries

Posted by in categories: materials, space travel

Space is a dangerous place. From micro-meteorites and electromagnetic interference to fires in space and extreme heat and cold, we need to develop new materials to enable the next generation of space travel and intergalactic travel.

New Swinburne research published in Advanced Composites and Hybrid Materials highlights the cutting-edge materials that are solving these problems, including those being developed by Swinburne’s Multifunctional Materials and Composites team.

These include self-healing polymers, fire and thermally resistant materials, materials for , self-cleaning materials, EMI shielding materials and multifunctional carbon fiber composites.

Aug 3, 2023

New all-electric thruster draws ‘limitless power from the Sun’

Posted by in categories: quantum physics, space travel

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Aug 2, 2023

This flying electric car gets the green light for test rides in the US

Posted by in categories: space travel, sustainability

Transforming cars that go from tearing up the tarmac to soaring through the skies at the touch of a button. It sounds like science fiction, but that might be the future we’re looking at, as America’s regulatory body for commercial flight and transportation, the Federal Aviation Administration, certified to test a bona fide flying car.

The vehicle — which has a flying range of around 177km on a full charge — is the brainchild of Alef Automotive, a Californian startup backed by high-profile venture capitalist Tim Draper (whose other seed investments include Tesla and SpaceX).

Aug 2, 2023

Dystopian Rainfall — Experience the Dystopian Rainfall of a Blade Runner Universe — ASMR Track

Posted by in categories: cosmology, cyborgs, media & arts, space travel

Experience the dystopian rainfall of a Blade Runner universe in this ASMR track! Sit back, relax and let the futuristic cyberpunk music transport you to a dark and dangerous future.

This sci-fi ambient music is perfect for any fan of Blade Runner 2049. With a cinematic soundscape and spine chilling music, this track will transport you to a dark and dystopian future. Enjoy the sounds of rain falling on a roof, the sound of a blade cutting through metal and the sound of a cyborg walking the streets of a city at night.

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Aug 1, 2023

A Global Project Is Sending Time Capsules to the Moon Containing Artworks and Objects by More Than 30,000 Creatives

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The works will be sent in commercial shipments in tandem with NASA’s Artemis missions.

Adam Schrader, July 31, 2023.

Jul 31, 2023

OceanGate co-founder wants to send 1,000 people to Venus by 2050

Posted by in category: space travel

This comes a month after OceanGate’s submersible imploded in the ocean, killing all five on board.

The deep-sea disaster last month, which killed five on board an OceanGate submersible, is not a hurdle in the plans of its co-founder.

In an interview with Insider, Guillermo Söhnlein revealed that he has much bigger plans for the company. He said he wants to send 1,000 humans to live in Venus’ atmosphere by 2050.

Jul 31, 2023

NASA engineers test revolutionary printed electronics in space

Posted by in categories: innovation, space travel

This technology promises to revolutionize spacecraft design, save space, and enhance communication capabilities, opening up new frontiers for exploration and discovery.

In the vast expanse of space, engineers constantly push the boundaries of innovation to do more with less. Today’s small spacecraft is equipped with sensors, guidance and control systems, and operating electronics, making efficient use of every available space. But what if we could take it a step further and revolutionize the way we integrate electronics into these spacecraft?

Recently, aerospace engineer Beth Paquette and electronics engineer Margaret Samuels from NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland,… More.

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