Warp-Drive Math Grows Up Without Exotic Energy
“Prior models required a matter-energy content that was ‘unphysical,’ meaning it had features we don’t see in the regular universe,…
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Artemis II’s slow pad crawl puts the hard parts in plain view
“How does an 11 million-pound Moon rocket hurry? It does not at least not on the ground.” The Artemis II…
California’s night-sky rocket shows keep getting louder and brighter
“Starlink is ideally suited for areas where connectivity has been unreliable or completely unavailable,” the Starlink home page says. This…
Artemis II’s Pad Rollout Puts the Fueling Dress Rehearsal Center Stage
“Wet dress is the driver to launch,” said Charlie Blackwell-Thompson, Artemis II launch director, describing the full-up countdown practice that…
Haven-1’s buildout shows why NASA’s space-station handoff is tightening
The integration and verification of the ground is as important in building a habitable outpost in orbit as are metals…
The 40-MWh Ferry That Makes Battery Swapping Feel Old Again
“Moving Hull 096 under its own battery-electric power is a world first at this scale and confirms that electric propulsion…
A Positive-Energy Warp Bubble Puts Physics Back in the Driver’s Seat
“Research on warp drive now has a more focused target: the engineering of spacetime that doesn’t rely on negative energy.”…
Pandora joins Webb to untangle stars from planet atmospheres
Can a telescope that is making a search of the life of the worlds far away depend on what a…
Artemis II rollout puts the spotlight back on Orion’s toughest test
How extreme is the speed of a 322 feet rocket? At Kennedy Space Center, it is approximately 11 mph that…