NASA to Launch Inflatable Decelerator Technology into Space
Scientists from NASA will launch inflatable deceleration technology into space which could one day help humans visit Mars.
Robot Designed to Walk and Fly Could One Day Be Used to Explore Other Planets
Scientists at Northeastern University have created a robot capable of both walking and flying.
NASA Demonstrates First Quantum Sensor for Satellite Gravimetry
Researchers from NASA and AOSense Inc. have created a new prototype quantum sensor that can gather incredibly accurate scientific measurements.
New Material Promises Advances in Space Exploration
A new type of material may hold the key to major advances in space exploration.
JPL Suggest Artificially Intelligent Robotic Probes as Space Exploration Agents
Will artificially intelligent robots be the key to exploring the mysteries of space?
4D Printed ‘Space Fabric’ Combines Geometry and Function
A new type of 'space fabric' designed at NASA is changing the way we explore the stars.
Crafting the Perfect Interstellar Brew
Craft beer from space? One group of students is determined to brew the first alcoholic beverage off-planet.
China Begins Operating World’s Largest Radio Telescope
China has begun operating the world's largest single-dish radio telescope, named FAST. See what this means for space exploration, and what discoveries scientists hope to uncover.
New Horizons Approaches Pluto with Seven High-Tech Instruments
NASA’s unmanned spacecraft New Horizons is less than two weeks away from a historic flyby of Pluto and its moons. It is the longest, farthest, and fastest space mission ever. After nine years, three billion... Read More...
Self-Sustaining Robot will Swim Through Europa
A Cornell engineering team is developing a self-sustaining, swimming robot to explore the harsh conditions of other planets. The team, led by Mason Peck and Rob Shepherd, of Cornell’s mechanical and aerospace e... Read More...