Category: Technology
Artemis II astronauts break 56-year record as they travel farthest distance ever from Earth
NASA crew sends back never-before seen images of the far side of the moon and surpass Apollo 13 milestone while pushing deeper into space than ever before – and toward future lunar base plans
‘Space Plumber’ saves the mission: Astronaut Christina Koch repairs $23M Artemis II toilet mid-flight
“I’m the Space Plumber” says mission specialist Kochas she adds “orbital plumbing” to her résumé while NASA’s historic Moon mission sails on—no leaks, no panic, just a well-timed reboot
EPA moves to rollback limits on cancer-linked sterilization chemical ethylene oxide
Proposed rollbacks spark debate between industry leaders warning of device shortages and health advocates concerned about increased cancer risks
Mossy Head man arrested for possessing, transmitting child sexual abuse materials
Cyber Crimes investigation uncovered more than 20 felony charges with the case involving children aged 10-16; $760,000 bond set for the accused
Elon Musk merges SpaceX and xAI in surprise alliance with aim of moving AI data centers to space
Move to launch AI data centers into orbit stuns Wall Street, promises unprecedented innovation
NASA cancels spacewalk due to medical emergency aboard the ISS
Rare early return of ISS crew being planned. Unidentified astronaut’s health concern leads to postponement of Jan. 8 spacewalk
Black hole hurls matter at 20% of light speed in sun-like magnetic burst
In a cosmic “solar flare” on steroids, we’re learning that black holes not only suck, they blow – a discovery that challenges conventional ideas of how black holes operate
A new look at TRAPPIST-1e, an Earth-sized world in the ‘Goldilocks Zone’
Water on this exoplanet is possible, but only if it has an atmosphere. “And where there is water, there might be life.”
Interstellar object 3I/ATLAS: Alien space probe or run-of-the-mill space rock?
A Harvard astrophysicist proposed the theory that 3I/ATLAS could be an artificial space probe
NASA ‘abruptly’ shutting down large sections of the Goddard Space Flight Center campus in Greenbelt, MD
… prompting concern among federal workers as well as concern over future space missions
