This is exactly the type of space missions that could be in jeopardy as the Trump administration continues active hostility toward climate research. The post
The Birth—and Possible Death—of the SAGE III Atmospheric Satellite appeared first on
WIRED.
Until asteroid mining companies can actually mine asteroids, they're staying solvent by playing in Earth's orbit. The post
Asteroid Mining Sounds Hard, Right? You Don’t Know the Half of It appeared first on
WIRED.
Last week, NASA’s Curiosity rover took a picture that appears to show a new iron-nickel meteorite on Mars, one of only eight that have been discovered by rovers there so far
Nothing else about the planet's atmosphere makes sense, so sure, why not? The post
Gravity Waves Might Be Lighting Up Venus' Atmosphere appeared first on
WIRED.
A proposed theory of gravity does away with dark matter, even as new astrophysical findings challenge the need for galaxies full of the invisible particles. The post
The Man Who's Trying to Kill Dark Matter appeared first on
WIRED.
It sometimes rains in Southern California. When the rain stops, rockets can launch. The post
With Clear Skies Ahead, SpaceX Eyes a Saturday Launch appeared first on
WIRED.
NASA's former chief scientist talks rocket explosions, Carl Sagan, cats, and climate change. The post
Don't Turn Earth Into Venus, Warns NASA Ex-Chief Scientist Ellen Stofan appeared first on
WIRED.
In 2016, Luxembourg began taking steps toward dominating the asteroid mining industry, and so potentially the flow of cash and commodities beyond Earth. The post
Luxembourg's Bid to Become the Silicon Valley of Space Mining appeared first on
WIRED.
