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The Road to Mars
Exploration of the Red Planet truly began on July 6, 1997 when NASA’s Sojourner rover touched on Mars. Since then, our curiosity […]
Month: March 2020
Strange, New Worlds
Space has a reputation for throwing surprises our way. From exploding stars to holes of infinite nothingness, it’s a crazy world out […]
The Dark Battle
Since ancient times, our ancestors have studied the stars in wonder. They started out with simple charts that mapped out the sky […]
The Origins of the Universe
There is so much that we don’t know about the universe. Since the beginning of time, humans have asked questions that even […]
The Death of a Star
So little is known about our home and even less is known about the universe. One thing that’s clear, however, is that […]
Could a Dyson Sphere Signal the Existence of Aliens?
Are we alone? This is one of the oldest questions that humanity is faced with and one of the most intriguing. Nobody […]
Flying Solo
The Deep Space Network (DSN) is a group of 3 antennas located in California, Australia, and Spain. These three locations are roughly […]
Could a Black Hole Sustain Life?
Black holes are one of the most dangerous things in the universe. Their enormous size enables them to trap light in its […]
The Future of Space Technology Belongs to These Little Guys
It’s not often that middle and high school students can get the opportunity to launch their creations into orbit, but two missions […]
Could a New Mission Show Us Our Past?
Two of the most mysterious substances in the universe are dark energy and dark matter. Together they make up a little more […]